Trains and local transport
zastávka
stop (bus or tram)
Czech decks
Czech Essentials
Czech for a trip around Czechia, from tram tickets and pub tables to shops, signs and unexpected problems.
91 cards9 sections
Open the deckPlaces
práce
work / job
Core Czech Words
Everyday Czech words for a beginner, with gender, irregular forms and common traps in the notes.
64 cards6 sections
Open the deckA normal day
Jdu do práce.
I'm going to work.
Everyday Czech Conversation
The sentences a beginner says in a first conversation in Czech, from introductions to making plans.
48 cards6 sections
Open the deckPeople and family
člověk
person
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.
240 cards14 sections
Open the deckOffices and documents
platný
valid
Czech A2 Vocabulary
Prepare for the Czech A2 exam for permanent residence with 284 words across 15 topics taken from its real situations: offices and documents, housing, work, the doctor and insurance, school, shops, transport, phone and e-mail. Checked against the official A1–A2 word list for that exam, mostly its A2 part, and its model tests, with aspect pairs, forms and examples in the notes. A2-oriented, not an official or complete list.
284 cards15 sections
Open the deckOffices and paperwork
platnost
validity
Czech B1 Vocabulary
Learn 305 Czech B1 vocabulary words across 15 topics, with aspect pairs, cases and examples in the notes. Czech law requires Czech at B1 level for citizenship. Words are chosen by B1 topic, following the citizenship language exam, the CCE–B1 model test and the official glossary for the civics test, and mostly go beyond the official A1–A2 word list. B1-oriented, not an official or complete list.
305 cards15 sections
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Learning Czech with Lymi
Each deck opens on its own page with every card on it, so you can see what you would learn before you add it.
Once a deck is in your Lymi, it brings each card back right before you’d forget it, a few minutes a day.
Questions
- Where should I start?
With the deck that fits why you’re learning, such as a trip or your first lessons. You can add more than one, and Lymi mixes their cards into one daily review.
- Are the decks free?
Yes. You can add a deck and learn it for free.
- How does Lymi decide when to show a card again?
It schedules every card with spaced repetition and brings it back right before you’d forget it.
- Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Lymi runs in the browser on your phone and your computer, and you can add it to your home screen. Your cards and progress are the same on both.