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Update 2025-08-27

See what's new in the 2025-08-27 update:

  • An overview of Conjunctions is now available for study.
  • Beta: Some Vocabulary pages include a Vocabulary test section, allowing visitors to review what they've learned. These pages are marked with icon . Try Space, Travel, or Sports.
  • The Countries, languages, nationalities, continents page has been expanded with new adverbs.
  • The word zásuvka (socket) and other useful terms have been added to the Housing vocabulary section.
  • The word steh (stitch) has been added to the Health vocabulary section.
  • The adverbs příliš (too, overly, excessively) and opět, zase (again) have been added to the Adverbs section.
  • Several new words have been added to the Animals vocabulary section.

What is currently being maintained and what will be included in the upcoming update:

  • Question tags

Update 2025-06-30

See what's new in the 2025-06-30 update:

What is currently being maintained and what will be included in the upcoming update:

  • A comprehensive overview of conjunctions
  • Question tags

Methodology

The idea behind this guide is to present the complex system of the Czech language in a comprehensive yet easy-to-follow format.

Czech, like other Slavic languages, is known for its extensive grammar, full of modifications, exceptions, and alternations. Printed books that attempt to visualise this system often span hundreds of pages and can be difficult to navigate freely. Online sources (such as the otherwise excellent Wikipedia) cover specific topics in great detail. However, since they are maintained by independent and often uncoordinated contributors, they may use varying terminology and approaches. This guide aims to provide a unified resource to overcome those challenges.