/slav/

[Evan Morales]

Rodnověří edition
Welcome: Slavs and their friends
Not welcome: t*rks and other niggers

[Ethan Baker]

...

[James Turner]

Hi

[Jaxon Jackson]

You stopped being KHANZ a long time ago, pls Mehmet

[Liam Harris]

Pribalts are our honorable guests. How's it goin, my man?

[Aaron Wilson]

At work
generally, not a lot of motivation to do anything useful nowadays even though I should, what about you?

Do you go to /v4/ as well?

[Josiah Reyes]

>/v4/
Nah, it's too boring there, desu. Poles have their own thread, hungaryans their own.

[Nicholas Wood]

Any tips for learning Czech language?

[Wyatt Jones]

Just like with every language: practice (which is really hard, considering czechs prefer to show you their fucking english skills, instead of giving you practice), vocabulary and, if you know other slavic languages, try to make up a slavic sounding name for a word, it may turn out to be a right one in the end, kek.

[Kayden Smith]

>considering czechs prefer to show you their fucking english skills
mmyeah that is the most annoying thing and makes me lose motivation sometimes, too much of a comfort zone

I'm just wondering where I should begin, with vocabulary, grammar or somehow mix it together. I've been trying to remember how I was learning English in second grade, what kind of stuff we started with. Remembering those children days and how they are taught a language from scratch would really help me nowadays.