MluvČeskySmall steps. Real Czech.
Learning Czech can be hard for expats. Build your reading, listening, writing and speaking skills—one useful word, one small conversation at a time.
Coming soon to Android
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Learning Czech can be hard for expats. Our goal is to help you learn in a focused way, building your skills in Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking Czech—and laying a foundation for your journey towards the A1 or A2 exams.
And the best way to bring your learning to life is to speak—MluvČesky!
We aim to make the most of 600 carefully chosen words to support your A1 learning journey, using practical examples and small steps to make learning Czech feel less overwhelming.
Start with Czech sounds, letters and numbers, then explore your first 100 words and their forms through vocabulary cards. Expand towards 600 words, listen to Czech stories for longer contexts, and use animated conversations to build confidence beyond individual words. Reading, listening, writing and speaking practice support the journey across the app.
600 carefully chosen words, Czech stories and conversation practice. Our first release focuses on A1 foundations; it is not an official exam or a guarantee of passing.
Google Play release in preparation. The official download link will appear here.
Interested in trying the Android beta? Email us to request an invitation. We’ll send joining instructions when testing places are available. Tell us the Google account you want to use for Google Play; never send a password.
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Developer · LabsNeeli Tanya Krishna Neeli — logo and visual identity ChatGPT (OpenAI) — main development support Gemini — reviews and suggestions Grok — original UI and theme foundation
Sources used to review our learning content. Story authors and editions are credited beside each story. References do not imply endorsement or permission to reproduce source materials.
Czech A1/A2 reference description (2016), Připravte se s námi (2016), the 2026 applicant handbook and official A1 sample worksheets.
Internetová jazyková příručka, Ústav pro jazyk český AV ČR.
Czech National Corpus SYN2015 resources: written Czech, not a spoken-word ranking.
Council of Europe: Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
These publications inspired discussions about clear grammar and practical learning. Their tables, exercises, images and audio are not reproduced or bundled in the app.
Lída Holá and Pavla Bořilová — the yellow reference guide.