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Tymur Levitin
Tymur Levitin
Profesora del Departamento de Traducción. Traductor jurado profesional con experiencia en traducción y enseñanza de inglés y alemán. Imparto clases en 20 países del mundo. Mi principio en la enseñanza y la realización de clases es alejarse de la memorización de reglas de memoria, y, en cambio, aprender a entender los principios de la lengua y utilizarlos de la misma manera que hablar y pronunciar correctamente los sonidos por el sentimiento, y no repasar cada uno en su cabeza todas las reglas, ya que no habrá tiempo para eso en el habla real. Siempre hay que basarse en la situación y la comodidad.
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Founder, Director, and Head Teacher
Levitin Language School | Start Language School by Tymur Levitin
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Learn Czech Online — Your First 50 Words

Czech often looks intimidating to English speakers.
Diacritics. Consonant clusters. Unfamiliar sounds.

But here is the truth: Czech is not difficult — it is precise.
And once you understand its inner logic, the language starts working con you, not against you.

En Escuela de idiomas Levitin, we don’t start with grammar tables.
We start with meaning, sound, and structure — so that your first Czech words already make sense in real life.


Czech Sounds Different, Not Difficult

Most difficulties with Czech come from one simple habit:
trying to read it as if it were English.

Czech spelling is actually very honest.
Each letter has a sound.
Each sound has a role.

When you say ahoj, děkujio prosím, you are already speaking Czech correctly — if you follow the rhythm, not English intuition.

Once the ear adjusts, Czech becomes predictable.
And predictability is the foundation of confidence.


Why English Speakers Struggle with Czech (and How to Fix It)

English is flexible.
Czech is structured.

That difference confuses beginners — until it becomes an advantage.

Czech tells you who does what to whom very clearly.
You don’t guess meaning from context alone — the language gives you signals.

Instead of memorizing rules, we teach students to notice patterns:

  • how endings carry meaning
  • how word order supports clarity
  • how pronunciation guides comprehension

This is why progress accelerates after the first stage — not slows down.


From Meaning to Memory — The Levitin Method

You don’t remember words because you repeat them.
You remember words because they connect.

Our method builds Czech vocabulary through logic, emotion, and repetition with purpose.
Your first 50 words are not random — they are carefully selected to open the language system.

Students stop translating in their heads.
They start recognizing structure.
And suddenly, Czech feels learnable.

This is not a shortcut.
It is a solid foundation.


Learn Czech Online with Levitin Language School

Checa is spoken by real people, in real situations — and that is exactly how it should be taught.

En Escuela de idiomas Levitin, you work directly with a teacher who explains not only cómo Czech works, but por qué it works this way.

No pressure.
No artificial promises.
Only clear progress and real understanding.


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Founder, Director, and Head Teacher
Levitin Language School | Start Language School by Tymur Levitin


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