Yes, we are very, very basic right now...and in fact we're learning by way of a new favorite game: Phase 10. Thank goodness my LCM pals taught me how to play last year, because it's definitely becoming the basis for my colors and counting!!
Here's the crash course:
1 - jeden [ye-den]
2 - dva [dva]
3 - tri [tri]
4 - štyri [shti - ri]
5 - päť [petj]
6 - šesť [shestj]
7 - sedem [se - djem]
8 - osem [o - sem]
9 - deväť [dje - vetj]
10 - desať [dje - satj]
11 - jedenásť [yede-na : stj]
12 - dvanásť [dva - na : stj]
black - čierny [tchier - na]
blue - modrý [mod - ra]
green - zelený [ze - le - na]
orange - oranžový [o - ran - zho - va]
pink - ružový [ru - zho - va]
red - červený [tcher - ve - na]
white - biely [bie - la]
yellow - žltý [zhl - ta]
3 comments:
Dobry den Sarah,
During my week in the neighboring Czech Republic this summer, I got by with only 3 phrases as follows:
"Prominte prosim. Ne mliuvim Cesky. Rozumim Anglitsky?"
You can probably translate this by now, unless my inability to type superscripts over the vowels throws you off. It reads "Excuse me please. I don't speak Czech. Do you understand English?" Unless the answer was "Ano" (yes), I was immediately reduced to sign language. I am sure you are already beyond this.
You may have heard we had a good LCM cookout last Sunday, with about 12 students in attendance, including 3 newbies. I think Matt Caniff-Kuhn (your replacement) was pleased ... we are indebted to you for your contributions to this program as well as many others.
I'm enjoying the BLOG .. what a great way to stay in touch!
Best regards, best of luck, and prayers for your service,
Rudy Matzner
p.s.
Whoops ... bad grammar. Do you speak English is "Rozumite Anglitsky?"
Love some Phase 10! My team played that all last year.
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