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B12 min · 128 words

No jasně!

Well, Obviously!

Tom finally cracks the particle code: one evening at the pub where no means yes, přece means come-on, and everything is v pohodě.

You will practice: Particles in live dialogue (no, jo, přece, vždyť, prostě, hele), idioms (to je jedno, držím palce), and tone reading.

Words to know

Skim these before you read — they carry the story. Tap the star to add one to your saved words.

  • částiceparticle (grammar)
  • znamenatto mean
  • zmatenýconfused
  • přikývnoutto nod (pf.)
  • objednatto order (pf.)
  • pochopitto understand, grasp (pf.)
  • tóntone
  • vysvětlitto explain (pf.)
  • palecthumb
  • pohodaease, chill

Did you get it?

3 quick questions — no grades, just a comprehension check.

1. What confused Tom at the pub?

2. What does «vždyť» add to a sentence?

3. How do Czechs wish someone luck?

Too hard? Pick an easier text in the Czech reading library. Understanding most of a text without translations is the goal — struggling through is not.