Usa gdp czech Videos

• 1. Ukraine War A US army column in the Czech Republic
• 2. Jean-Pierre Lehmann on China–Czech cooperation
• 3. Countdown to Prague 2: "Czech in a Nutshell (kind of)"
• 4. Brian Czech on Economic Progress
• 5. Czech republic/Česká republika
• 6. ALERT THE REALIST NEWS US Debt to GDP over 100% Canada = 171% WOW
• 7. Czech Republic among fastest growing economies in EU 12.06.2015
• 8. Śmietnik podobny do gwiazdy?:)
• 9. OKsystem – CZECH 100 BEST 2014

Ukraine War A US army column in the Czech Republic

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Nam Định commented on 23 May 2015

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Jean-Pierre Lehmann on China–Czech cooperation

Countdown to Prague 2: "Czech in a Nutshell (kind of)"

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maskotoro commented on 06 Jun 2010

I'm saying a lot hehe, anyhow. A useful phrase is, and mind I only know how to say it; ne-ne-n zah-tch. Which means 'no worries' or 'no trouble' which is a good way of replying to a thank you. It's casual, comfortable and people tend to be impressed by the czech =d Another useful phrase is nevardi (neh-vard-yee) which is nevermind; I use it when I can't explain what I'm trying to say. Dead useful for a non-czech speaker in Praha~ Most people speak English anyway, but it's nice to try, yes?

maskotoro commented on 06 Jun 2010

@worldismarble Well if you look at the Dub Czech Springs, I'm of the opinion that most people were not too happy =( I know my great-aunt wasn't allowed to paint during the regime. Praha was the last central-european to join the USSR, or one of the last anyhow. It was quite a political city, and the rural folk didn't work with the Regime very well - that was how my grandda stayed out of prison, because he could get the farmers on side =)

maskotoro commented on 06 Jun 2010

By the by, it's more like.... "The Communists drove the Germans out, but they never left" to quote my grandfather. Ah, a nice thing to say is Na shledanou, which has a literal meaning, something like... to see you again soon. I tend to pronounce it as a big blur of a word Nah (short) - shleh - dahn (longer) - no~ ^o^ I'm glad to see someone taking an interest in its history -cheer-

Tihmily2007 commented on 06 Jun 2010

Oh my goodness all those books behind you! (I was pausing your videos to read the titles of them...and oh dear, so much reading. @_@). And sorry I couldn't give you historical information like King Charles the XIV and his Praha but alas, you taught me something as well! Privyet, myenya zovut Tihmily2007! Kak dyela? (Hello, my name is Tihmily2007 - how are you?)

TieLikesRainbows commented on 05 Jun 2010

Oh, and as I was watching this video, I realised I kinda know a lot about European history. (which is good, because I live in Europe, but it's just reassuring to hear you tell about it, for some reason that I find hard to formulate because it keeps sounding kinda racist in my head. But yaaayyy :D)

maskotoro commented on 06 Jun 2010

My Mother comes from the Czech Republic =3 Ahoj back at 'cha~ And go to Charles Bridge, it was made using egg yolks as part of the stuff holding the bricks together. Plus it has so many artisans on it. Another thing to check out is the palace on the hill - there's a mirror maze up there~!

worldismarble commented on 06 Jun 2010

@BMarce Yeah, when I read "Red Army liberation" I wasn't sure how the takeover was received. Did they see themselves as a SU satellite country or did they embrace some sort of identity after becoming absorbed into a communist regime? Maybe both? Oof...

worldismarble commented on 06 Jun 2010

@gentrifly wait, did I say million? I have trouble conceptualizing quantities in my head. But you're right, it is billion! I guess searching for a US state equivalent messed up the estimation. I shall remedy this mistake!

worldismarble commented on 06 Jun 2010

@Tihmily2007 hahaha!!! The books behind me aren't mine, though I've read parts of Primate Vision at its owners behest! Is that Russian at the end? Also, I def will still follow sports in Prague : )

잠꾸러기 commented on 10 Jun 2010

omg this is so awesome, i went to check your page, cause i saw your amazing singing on some other video and the first thing i see is this! i live in prague, so this is so cute from you, haha :3

maskotoro commented on 06 Jun 2010

@Musicluvr2476 Nope. A traditional hello is Dobry Den, which is Good Day, and good bye is Na Shledanou. However, the slang for hello/goodbye is Ahoj, which is just like waving at someone =D

Brian Czech on Economic Progress

Czech republic/Česká republika

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matheona commented on 14 Feb 2011

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Esendy commented on 10 Feb 2011

som zmateny :-O video spociatku velmi o nicom, lepsi pohlad je von z okna ..

CzechPUNKMET commented on 26 Aug 2012

This is very nice video about czech country thank you :)

aghiatrias1 commented on 23 May 2012

......short form CZECHIA !!.......

ALERT THE REALIST NEWS US Debt to GDP over 100% Canada = 171% WOW

Czech Republic among fastest growing economies in EU 12.06.2015

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Tomáš Savčenko commented on 16 Aug 2015

omg dat english. ..native Londoner I guess, innit?...excuse me for a moment kind sir, I gotta wipe blood off my ears

Garick commented on 07 Jan 2016

+Scope DNR His english is really bad..

Scope DNR commented on 26 Nov 2015

+Tomáš Savčenko don't be butt hurt

Śmietnik podobny do gwiazdy?:)

OKsystem – CZECH 100 BEST 2014