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CzechClass101.com No No 5:21 Fri, 15 Nov 2013 18:29:59 +0900 https://www.czechclass101.com/premium_feed/https://www.czechclass101.com/premium_feed/pdfs/S_S1L1_111513_csclass101.pdf CzechClass101.com No No Fri, 15 Nov 2013 18:29:58 +0900 https://mdn.illops.net/czechclass101/S_S1L1_010614_csclass101_review.mp3 Learn Czech with CzechClass101! Don't forget to stop by CzechClass101.com for more great Czech Language Learning Resources! ----Vocabulary & Phrases--- děkovat ... to thank díky ... thanks vy ... you (formal) velmi ... very moc ... a lot, much --------------------------- Learn Czech with CzechClass101! Don't forget to stop by CzechClass101.com for more great Czech Language Learning Resources! CzechClass101.com No No 1:28 Sun, 22 Dec 2013 18:30:01 +0900 https://mdn.illops.net/czechclass101/A_S1L1_010914_csclass101.mp3 Learn Czech with CzechClass101! Don't forget to stop by CzechClass101.com for more great Czech Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialogue------- ----Formal ---- Den obnovy samostatného českého státu se slaví 1. ledna. Je to oficiální státní svátek, takže jsou zavřené školy a úřady. Svátek připomíná tento den roku 1993, kdy se Československo rozdělilo na Českou republiku a Slovensko. Komunistická vláda v Československu skončila v roce 1989 převratem známým jako Sametová revoluce. Rozdělení Československa na Českou republiku a Slovensko bylo poté nazváno Sametový rozvod, protože proběhlo podobně jako Sametová revoluce bez násilí. Československá vláda odhlasovala v listopadu 1992 rozdělení Československa na dva samostatné státy – Českou republiku a Slovensko. Tato změna vstoupila v platnost 1. ledna následujícího roku. Posledním prezidentem Československa byl Václav Havel, který pokračoval ve funkci jako první prezident nezávislé České republiky. Vláda až do roku 2010 umožňovala občanům ponechat si dvojí občanství mezi Českou republikou a Slovenskem. Obyvatelé obou zemí mohou překročit hranice bez pasu a pracovat v druhé zemi bez povolení. V souladu se Schengenskou smlouvou, kterou obě země podepsaly v roce 2007, zde nejsou žádné hraniční kontroly. Den obnovy samostatného českého státu se slaví ve spojení s Novým rokem, protože oba svátky připadají na stejné datum. Tento den lidé jedí vepřové pro štěstí a čočku pro prosperitu. Za přinášející smůlu se považuje jíst rybu nebo drůbež, protože štěstí by mohlo uplavat nebo uletět. ----Formal English---- Restoration Day of the Independent Czech State is celebrated on January 1. It is a national holiday, so schools and offices are closed. It marks the day in 1993 when Czechoslovakia split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Communist rule in Czechoslovakia ended in 1989, in a move that was known as the Velvet Revolution. The separation of Czechoslovakia into the Czech Republic and Slovakia was subsequently referred to as the Velvet Divorce, since, like the Velvet Revolution, it was achieved without violence. The government of Czechoslovakia voted in November of 1992 to separate Czechoslovakia into the two separate countries of Czech Republic and Slovakia, and the change became effective on January 1 of the following year. Vaclav Havel was the last president of Czechoslovakia, and continued to serve as the first president of the Independent Czech Republic. Until 2010, the governments allowed citizens to maintain dual citizenship between the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Citizens of either country can cross the border into the other without a passport, and they can also work in the other country without obtaining a permit. Pursuant to the Schengen Agreement, which both countries joined in 2007, there are no border checks. Restoration Day of the Independent Czech State is celebrated in conjunction with New Year's Day, since both holidays fall on the same date. On this day, people eat pork for good luck and lentils for prosperity. It is considered bad luck to eat fish or poultry, because your luck could swim or fly away. --------------------------- Learn Czech with CzechClass101! Don't forget to stop by CzechClass101.com for more great Czech Language Learning Resources! CzechClass101.com No No 2:52 Sun, 22 Dec 2013 18:30:00 +0900 https://www.czechclass101.com/premium_feed/https://www.czechclass101.com/premium_feed/pdfs/A_S1L1_122213_csclass101.pdf CzechClass101.com No No Sun, 22 Dec 2013 18:29:59 +0900 https://mdn.illops.net/czechclass101/A_S1L1_010914_csclass101_review.mp3 Learn Czech with CzechClass101! Don't forget to stop by CzechClass101.com for more great Czech Language Learning Resources! ----Vocabulary & Phrases--- pas ... passport občanství ... citizenship v souladu ... pursuant spojení ... conjunction drůbež ... poultry duální ... dual připomínat ... mark čočka ... lentil prosperita ... prosperity rozvod ... divorce --------------------------- Learn Czech with CzechClass101! Don't forget to stop by CzechClass101.com for more great Czech Language Learning Resources! CzechClass101.com No No 1:34 Sun, 22 Dec 2013 18:29:58 +0900 https://mdn.illops.net/czechclass101/A_S1L1_010914_csclass101_dialog.mp3 Stop by CzechClass101.com for the accompanying PDFs, line-by-line audio, and more! Be sure to leave us a post! -------Lesson Dialogue------- Czech Den obnovy samostatného českého státu se slaví 1. ledna. Je to oficiální státní svátek, takže jsou zavřené školy a úřady. Svátek připomíná tento den roku 1993, kdy se Československo rozdělilo na Českou republiku a Slovensko. Komunistická vláda v Československu skončila v roce 1989 převratem známým jako Sametová revoluce. Rozdělení Československa na Českou republiku a Slovensko bylo poté nazváno Sametový rozvod, protože proběhlo podobně jako Sametová revoluce bez násilí. Československá vláda odhlasovala v listopadu 1992 rozdělení Československa na dva samostatné státy – Českou republiku a Slovensko. Tato změna vstoupila v platnost 1. ledna následujícího roku. Posledním prezidentem Československa byl Václav Havel, který pokračoval ve funkci jako první prezident nezávislé České republiky. Vláda až do roku 2010 umožňovala občanům ponechat si dvojí občanství mezi Českou republikou a Slovenskem. Obyvatelé obou zemí mohou překročit hranice bez pasu a pracovat v druhé zemi bez povolení. V souladu se Schengenskou smlouvou, kterou obě země podepsaly v roce 2007, zde nejsou žádné hraniční kontroly. Den obnovy samostatného českého státu se slaví ve spojení s Novým rokem, protože oba svátky připadají na stejné datum. Tento den lidé jedí vepřové pro štěstí a čočku pro prosperitu. Za přinášející smůlu se považuje jíst rybu nebo drůbež, protože štěstí by mohlo uplavat nebo uletět. ----Formal English---- Restoration Day of the Independent Czech State is celebrated on January 1. It is a national holiday, so schools and offices are closed. It marks the day in 1993 when Czechoslovakia split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Communist rule in Czechoslovakia ended in 1989, in a move that was known as the Velvet Revolution. The separation of Czechoslovakia into the Czech Republic and Slovakia was subsequently referred to as the Velvet Divorce, since, like the Velvet Revolution, it was achieved without violence. The government of Czechoslovakia voted in November of 1992 to separate Czechoslovakia into the two separate countries of Czech Republic and Slovakia, and the change became effective on January 1 of the following year. Vaclav Havel was the last president of Czechoslovakia, and continued to serve as the first president of the Independent Czech Republic. Until 2010, the governments allowed citizens to maintain dual citizenship between the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Citizens of either country can cross the border into the other without a passport, and they can also work in the other country without obtaining a permit. Pursuant to the Schengen Agreement, which both countries joined in 2007, there are no border checks. Restoration Day of the Independent Czech State is celebrated in conjunction with New Year's Day, since both holidays fall on the same date. On this day, people eat pork for good luck and lentils for prosperity. It is considered bad luck to eat fish or poultry, because your luck could swim or fly away. --------------------------- Stop by CzechClass101.com for the Fastest, Easiest and Most Fun Way to Learn Czech! CzechClass101.com No No 1:52