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Czech A1 Vocabulary

Practice 240 beginner Czech words across 14 everyday topics, with gender, irregular forms and examples in the notes. Checked against the official A1 word list for Czech as a foreign language and the CCE–A1 exam. A1-oriented, not an official or complete list.

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Czech A2 for permanent residence: the format, every deck and its source

Greetings and questions
kam
where to
Numbers
six
šest
At home
dveře
door
Work, school and offices
occupation
povolání
Describing things
malý
small

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You start with Greetings and questions, and the next section opens as you learn the one before it.

Section 1: Greetings and questions
Start here17 cards
Section 2: People and family
17 cards
Section 3: Everyday verbs
20 cards
Section 4: Numbers
17 cards
Section 5: Days and months
19 cards
Section 6: Time
16 cards
Section 7: Food and drink
17 cards
Section 8: At home
16 cards
Section 9: Town, shops and money
20 cards
Section 10: Travel and transport
16 cards
Section 11: Work, school and offices
17 cards
Section 12: Body and health
16 cards
Section 13: Free time and weather
16 cards
Section 14: Describing things
16 cards

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Days and months

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Published September 26, 2026