Join the new world

Already have an account? Login



What is this?

You are reading an article written by a citizen of eRepublik, an immersive multiplayer strategy game based on real life countries. Create your own character and help your country achieve its glory while establishing yourself as a war hero, renowned publisher or finance guru.

Introduction / Zavedení

Day 2,149, 11:56 • Published in Czech Republic Hungary

• by MemphisHU

Ahoj všechny,
I'm Memphis, an ex-totally (does it mean anything?) Hungarian citizen /ePolitician and eJournalist/.
Firstly, I have to say thank you to the congress and Vladislav Baloun for accepting my citizenship request!

A little bit about Me:
I live in Budapest, and I'm learning mathematics and physics. I can speak English /better than I write 😃/, Spanish and Hungarian, of course.
I wanted to became an eCzech citizen, because I love the Czech Republic and Czech people IRL. In the last 2 years, I spent a week in Prague 2 times, and 4 days in Brno. My love to Czech people (and Czech anything) just keep growing.
I don't like to write a lot about myself, so if you have any questions, send me a PM.

A little bit about eMe:

I was born in eHungary on the 4th of February in 2012. In the April I became a congress member first time, then I fell in love with ePolitics (as much as I hate it IRL). On the Day 1793 (it was a year ago, time runs so fast) I became the Party President of "Magyar Legio Part", the biggest party of eHungary. I was a congressman 11 times, and led the MLP for 11 months.
I don't remember the exact date, but about a half year ago, I became a member of the Hungarian translator team of eRepublik, and because of this I received the title "eRepublik Ambassador".
The same rule applies here, I don't like write novels, so ask me if you have any questions!

I learnt about 15% of my knowledge of English in school, the other 85% came from online games, chatting, and "online life". So, I learnt a lot from Internet. Why I couldn't do it with your language too?

Now I ask you! Teach me Czech! I have already learnt a bit grammar (genders, plural nouns, prepositions, adjectives, some cases, pronouns, tenses, and interrogative).
Just comment under my articles something in Czech, with the English translation (if there is something irregular in your sentence, please notify me! Thanks). If you want to teach me anything vulgar, do it in PM! Mods will delete your comment.

So, it was my first article in the eCzech Press, thanks for reading.
Buďte dobré! (if I say this to a community, I have to use masculine or neuter form?)
~Memphis

Comments

DaLe Day 2,149, 15:36

Hi,

"Buďte dobré!"

talking as adult to assuming with adult males, "Buďte dobří!" would be more accurate. Nevertheless, if you mean "Be good-nice!" then "Buďte hodní!" would be even more accurate. Tho, if you mean it in sense of sort of sportmanish competition, then "Buďte dobří!" would make of course more sense.

Anyhow, no problem with particular questions, tho at least personally i am used to translators and teachers especially outside of immediate family being paid for their work. So at least myself not really interested in setting up an individual teaching plan for you personally. And pronounciation is important as well, so if you are seriously interested in learning Czech language with a teacher, i am sure that in Budapest are courses and/or even teachers for private teaching. Not sure if there are online real-time courses for Czech language, tho technically not a problem to arrange if not (and perhaps for students even free with teacher/s and IT being paid from other pocket/s - tho a free course with e.g. 1000 students and one teacher of course usually means barely any or no individual approach to any student).

Post your comment