Learn Czech while exploring Brno

 In this slowczech podcast episode, you’ll walk through the streets of Brno with Monika — one of our amazing slowczech tutors — and listen to real, everyday Czech you can actually use. Forget grammar drills and boring textbooks. With Monika, you’ll hear how native speakers talk about real places — like Moravské náměstí, the Brno astronomical clock, or the best Božský kopeček ice cream. This episode is perfect if you want to learn Czech online in a fun, natural way.

You’ll not only improve your listening skills but also learn useful words and phrases that you can instantly use when you visit the Czech Republic or chat with Czech friends.

Practice Czech with real conversations

If you’ve been looking for Czech lessons, free materials to learn Czech, or a Czech teacher who makes learning feel easy and human, you’ll love this episode. It’s made for learners who want to speak Czech confidently and enjoy the process.

And if you want to go further — to practice speaking Czech in small, supportive groups and finally feel confident in real conversations — join us in slowczech Lab, our immersive program for Czech learners:
www.slowczech.com/lab

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Want more free material to learn Czech and listen to real-life conversations? Check out all our podcast episodes here:
slowczech.com/category/podcasts

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