RU
Czech from scratch · Prague · A2 exam

Czech for real life in Czechia
not just words

"Ahoj, Praha!" takes you from the first sounds to real situations: the shop, the doctor, school, work, paperwork and the exam for permanent residence. Start with the free Prague phrasebook, then join the waitlist for the full English course.

Free phrasebook
92lessons A1–A2
3 layersbasics · course · Soupis
4600+phrases with studio Czech audio

You can learn today

Inside there are A1–A2 lessons, a personal dashboard, an A2 vocabulary trainer, progress and spaced reviews.

You learn to speak

You hear and say every important phrase out loud — not just read it with your eyes.

Focused on Czechia

Topics are built around life here: transport, the doctor, school, work, renting, paperwork.

Honest promises

We prepare you for the exam format and real life, but we don't promise a "magic guaranteed pass".

Vocabulary without the mess

Three levels of words — for different goals

We don't mix the "starter minimum", the lesson vocabulary and the official Soupis. So you always know what you're learning and why.

Essential minimum

Everyday words and phrases you need right away: shop, transport, doctor, school, renting, documents.

Course vocabulary

Words appear inside the A1–A2 lessons: with a picture, pronunciation, a mini-test and homework.

Extended Soupis

The official A1–A2 list with a learner's translation, pronunciation and reviews for the A2 exam.

Exam Trainer A2

Exam practice on its own: reading, listening, writing, speaking, a timer and a final report.

Who it's for

Three clear paths instead of chaos

The main focus is life in Czechia, A2 exam prep, and families who want to ease their children into the language.

Adults from scratch in Czechia

The shop, the doctor, renting, work, paperwork and the conversations you really need once you live here.

PR

Preparing for A2

A dedicated Exam Trainer: reading, listening, writing, speaking, a timer, scores and a weak-spots map.

Families with kids

A gentle start for children and teens: school situations, basic phrases, games and support without pressure.

In Prague for a few days? There's a separate free phrasebook for tourists: café, transport, shops, the pharmacy, your hotel and first phrases in the city. Open the tourist phrases
Method

We teach the way you actually learn

There are no people "bad at languages" — only the wrong method. We combine 6 approaches that work and mix them for you.

Visual

Word = picture + colour + association. For people who remember with their eyes.

Audio repetition

Listen and repeat out loud — the audio-first principle, where pronunciation comes before reading.

Spaced repetition

Smart cards show a word right when you start to forget it.

Real situations

Phrases for the café, the doctor, work — the way they actually sound in everyday speech.

Through stories

New words inside a short story — the brain holds on to the plot.

Grammar as patterns

Not tables, but ready phrase templates you slot words into.

How it works

Three steps and you're speaking

No schedules, no stress. A few minutes a day is enough.

1

Take a one-minute test

Tell us who's learning and how you prefer to learn. We build a personal plan.

2

Learn your way

10 minutes a day: listen, watch, play or read. Words stick through spaced reviews.

3

Speak with Czechs

Real phrases from lesson one. Your dashboard shows progress, streak and achievements.

What you get

A full learning cabinet inside

Lessons, vocabulary, audio, the exam and a guide to Czechia — all in one path. The free Prague phrasebook is open right now.

Free Prague phrasebook

Café, transport, shops and the pharmacy — with native audio. Available right now in English.

Open the phrasebook
Life in Czechia

Not just a course — a language helper

The focus isn't abstract topics but ready actions: book a doctor, understand a letter from the úřad, talk at school, rent a flat, buy a ticket and not get lost in the city.

Real-life situations

Doctor, post office, bank, renting, police, school, kindergarten, work, public transport, shopping and the pharmacy.

Czech for paperwork

How to read a letter from the úřad and official forms without panic: potvrzení, přihláška, pojišťovna.

The city as your trainer

Prague, Brno, Plzeň, Ostrava and Liberec: transport, everyday places and first-day phrases.

Official and safe

Links to government and learning sources so you can always check the rules for the exam, PR and integration.

The permanent-residence exam

The main goal for many — and we lead you to it

According to the official portal cestina-pro-cizince.cz, the A2 exam for permanent residence has a written part and a spoken part. A new format applies from 11 April 2026. Always check the current rules on the official portal before you register.

Official A2 information · model tests

The four parts of the exam

Č
Čtení — readingUnderstand a notice, a menu, a short letter.
P
Poslech — listeningUnderstand a spoken dialogue or message.
W
Psaní — writingFill in a form, write a short message.
S
SpeakingTalk about yourself, act out a dialogue.

We prepare you for each format

Practice for reading, listening, writing and speaking — separately.
Practice answering questions and reacting to everyday situations.
The exam itself is taken at a chosen accredited centre. Always check dates, price and rules on the official site before registering.
Open the A2 exam centre Join the waitlist
Real sound

You hear real Czech

Every word, phrase and dialogue can be played back — calmly, clearly and at a natural pace, the way people speak in Prague. You train your ear and pronunciation from lesson one.

Clear speechslow and distinct — you have time to catch it and repeat.
Real dialoguesa male and a female voice — you hear a real scene from life.
Liska's warm voicefor the kids' track — gentle and supportive.
Liska with a cup of coffee
Audio in every task

Play words, dialogues and hints as many times as you need.

That's how you get used to real Czech speech and speak more confidently in real life — in the shop, at the doctor, on the street.

Learner scenarios

Who this will help most

Real reviews will come after the first users. For now, here are the honest scenarios the course is built for.

Life in Czechia

An adult in Prague who wants to stop relying on English in the shop, at the doctor, on transport and in everyday matters.

A1
From scratch to everyday confidenceshort lessons + real phrases
PR · A2

You need to prepare for the A2 exam for permanent residence: understand the format and train writing, reading, listening and spoken reactions.

A2
The exam trackformat checked against the official portal
Family

A family in Czechia wants to boost a child's or teen's Czech without it feeling like "another boring school".

CZ
Kids and teensgames, scenes, Liska and a clear approach
Learning formats

Choose your format

Free forever: the alphabet, first phrases and the phrasebook — no card. Premium and the A2 course open all the content: lessons, the official word list, checklists and the exam trainer. The full English course is opening soon — join the waitlist to be first.

Free forever

Zdarma · free

€0
  • The whole alphabet and pronunciation
  • The free Prague phrasebook (English)
  • Phrases for café, transport and more
  • Studio Czech audio for every phrase
Open free phrases
★ Main product

Premium

€8 / mo
  • 92 interactive lessons: adults, kids, teens and travel
  • Course vocabulary + official A1–A2 Soupis word list with audio
  • Checklists and guides for life in Czechia
  • Studio Czech audio + every method
  • Full city guide and smart reviews
Join the waitlist

Exam Trainer A2

€39 / year
  • 12 exam practice sessions
  • Extended A1–A2 Soupis with audio
  • Reading · listening · writing · speaking
  • PR application checklist + Model test
  • Annual subscription; cancel before the next charge
Join the waitlist

Prices are an early-access guide. The course helps you prepare for the exam, but the exam itself is taken separately at an accredited centre.

Questions and answers

Frequently asked

The essentials before you start.

It's the most common fear — and it's almost never about ability, it's the wrong method. At the start we ask how you prefer to take things in (see, hear, read or do) and present the material your way. We begin from the very basics — the sounds of the letters.
10–15 minutes a day is enough. A little but regular beats long cramming: short sessions and smart reviews give a steady result without burnout.
Yes. For kids 7–12 — games, songs and movement with Liska the fox. For teens 13–17 — memes, music and shows, so it's interesting rather than "like school".
There's a dedicated A2 exam track with practice for all four parts and sample tasks. We help you prepare, but the exam itself is taken at an accredited centre — check current rules and dates on the official sources.
The basics are free forever: the alphabet, first phrases and the phrasebook. Premium and the exam prep are paid. You can start without payment and without a card.

Ahoj! Start the easy way

Try the free Prague phrasebook now — or leave your email and we'll write when the full English course opens.

Open free phrases