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Let’s dive together with Daniela into another sport topic from the series About Czech sports.

Hi, this is Daniela, a slowczech teacher. Today’s podcast is about cycling. I’ll teach you words like “kolo” (bike), “silnice” (road), “cesta” (path), “jet” (to go), and “jezdit” (to ride). I describe my ride to a nearby lake, sharing the sights along the way. We encounter words like “pneumatika” (tire), “kůň” (horse), “slepice” (chicken), and more. I enjoy the beautiful journey, the gardens, woods, and meadows, and finally arrive at the lake. There, I relax and often go for a swim. It’s a pleasant trip, and cycling to the lake is one of my favorite short routes.

Do you enjoy the Czech language and biking?