Czech courses
Because of its complexity, one could say that Czech is a very difficult language. Its complexity is due to the morphology with the noun, adjective inflection and verb conjugation.
The word order in one sentence is variable and hence, it appears a greater degree of difficulty.
The phonetics and phonology of Czech can be very difficult for the speakers of other languages. For example, the vowels do not appear in the middle of the words and the consonants accomplish also the role of the vowels.
The Czech was influenced by a lot of languages, mainly by Slavic, Latin and German.
The Czech is spoken by approximately 10 million persons, on the territory of the Czech Republic and in other countries where Czech emigrants arrived, most of them of being in the USA.
You can follow courses of Czech language at Echo Center of Foreign Languages.