# No BS Czech

> No BS Czech (nobsczech.cz) is a free online platform for learning the Czech language. It combines plain-English grammar articles with unlimited, auto-generated practice exercises covering cases, verb conjugation, vocabulary, and writing. The focus is practical, no-nonsense instruction for foreigners and expats who want to teach themselves Czech.

Key things to know:

- All grammar articles are free to read; many exercises are free, with a subscription unlocking the full course and additional practice.
- Content targets beginner-to-intermediate learners, with special attention to topics English speakers struggle with (the seven Czech cases, reflexive verbs, formal vs. informal address).
- Exercises are generative (endless questions) rather than fixed quizzes, and cover grammar, vocabulary, and free-form writing practice.

## Core pages

- [Home](https://nobsczech.cz/): Overview of the platform and how it teaches Czech.
- [Exercises](https://nobsczech.cz/exercises): Index of free, unlimited Czech practice exercises (cases, modal verbs, tourist phrases, and more).
- [Blog / Table of Contents](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/table-of-contents): Full list of Czech grammar and learning articles.
- [Subscribe](https://nobsczech.cz/subscribe): Subscription options that unlock the full course.

## Grammar articles — Czech cases

- [Nominative & Genitive Cases](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/cases-nominative-genitive): Using cases and genitive noun endings, with free exercises.
- [Dative Case](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/case-dative): Czech dative case and noun endings.
- [Accusative Case](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/case-accusative): Czech accusative case and noun endings.
- [Locative Case](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/case-locative): Czech locative case and noun endings.
- [Instrumental Case](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/case-instrumental): Czech instrumental case and noun endings.
- [Vocative Case](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/case-vocative): Czech vocative case for addressing people.

## Grammar articles — verbs, pronouns & usage

- [Pronouns & Modal Verbs](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/pronouns-modal-verbs): Czech pronouns and how to use modal verbs.
- [Reflexive Verbs (si and se)](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/reflexive-verbs): When to use si vs. se in Czech, with free exercises.
- [Direct & Indirect Objects ("The" in Czech)](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/direct-indirect-objects): How "the" works in Czech via direct and indirect objects.
- [Adjective & Pronoun Endings](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/adjective-pronoun-endings): Patterns for adjective and pronoun endings across cases.
- [Formal Address in Czech (Vy/ty)](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/vykani-tykani): When to use formal Vy vs. informal ty.

## Learning guides & vocabulary

- [Learn Czech Fast](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/learn-czech-fast): Practical tips and a study approach for learning Czech quickly.
- [100 Most Common Czech Words](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/100-most-common-czech-words): The 100 most common Czech words plus the full top-1000 frequency lists (written and spoken).
- [Type Czech Characters](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/install-czech-keyboard): How to install a Czech keyboard and type čárka and háček.
- [Email & Phone Conversations for Expats](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/email-phone-conversations): Simple Czech phrases for the immigration office, rentals, reservations, and more.
- [Is Czech Hard to Learn?](https://nobsczech.cz/blog/is-czech-hard-to-learn): An honest look at what makes Czech difficult, what's easier than expected, and how long it takes.

## Optional

- [Login](https://nobsczech.cz/login): Account sign-in.
- [Contact](https://nobsczech.cz/contact): Get in touch with the site.
- [Privacy Policy](https://nobsczech.cz/privacy-policy): How user data is handled.