“I’ve Had It Up to Here!” – Speak Czech That Czechs Actually Use
Description
Learn 7 Czech phrases using body parts
Wanna speak Czech like locals do? 
In this fun and easy-to-follow video, Jindra (one of our amazing slowczech tutors) walks you through 7 Czech idioms that include body parts—like “mám toho plné zuby” or “má obě ruce levé.” 
You’ll get practical examples, real-life explanations, and that warm feeling of “aha, I finally get it!” Whether you’re looking for free material to learn Czech, or just want to stop feeling stuck, this one’s for you.
Who is this for?
You’re learning Czech online
You want colloquial expressions, not textbook stuff
You love listening, repeating, and feeling the Czech rhythm
You prefer Czech lessons that are actually fun
Why it matters
These are the phrases Czechs really use. So if you’re tired of awkward textbook sentences and want to build confidence in everyday conversations, you’ll love this lesson.
Jindra makes learning feel light and joyful—but also real. Because you don’t want to just “learn Czech”… you want to speak Czech with confidence.
This is exactly the kind of real-life Czech we focus on in slowczech Lab.
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