Is there one?

I need to learn the lingo by 2016.

wth trying to learn the language of a nation of ppl by trying to find their communities in a foreign country.

Anyway it's probably like trying to find what burmese ppl when you are in say sweden i wanted to put in finland but figured it's a bit more remote than sweden so yeah that's like going to a swedish forum and asking for burmese ppl in there.

Okay, well how about ignoring the padding and just replying to the actual question.

I think you'd be better off finding an online course. Best of luck with that. Just got back from there and it's a tough language to learn.

Hang on, let me czech...

Send me an PM, I know somebody who is Czech and lives here, I'll give you his email

I can teach you: Thinglish, Germish English, Americanized English,some Spanish, a few words in Scottish, Thai, some Tagalog, German from the Western part, some Italian phrases, a good joke in Jewish, Jamaica'n English and i hope dadd evryding's Airee Maan.-

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I can teach you how to speak Thai, German, English, American English, Jamaican English and I hope that evryding's Airee maaan.-

How about Cockney English guv ?................ .................sorry..........

I can teach you how to speak Thai, German, English, American English, Jamaican English and I hope that evryding's Airee maaan.-

How about Cockney English guv ?................ .................sorry..........

Hope the Op has got Orchestra stalls .-

You could type : Czeck community in Bangkok

Google translate English/Czech

copy/paste the answer (in Czech) and Googled it

I don't think there is such a community here. Just the other day I saw a sign in a shop saying 'Czechs not accepted'

There are good online Czech university courses but the best way, I have found, is to study the language while immersed in the culture. Look at Charles University in Praha or Palacky University in Olomouc. The Czech Republic is great, although I will confess a preference for Moravia rather than Bohemia. Czech language? Some 14 word endings depending …… Good luck! Like the Thai language, I have mastered only the basics, enough to order my wine and say thank you when it is brought to me!

There are good online Czech university courses but the best way, I have found, is to study the language while immersed in the culture. Look at Charles University in Praha or Palacky University in Olomouc. The Czech Republic is great, although I will confess a preference for Moravia rather than Bohemia. Czech language? Some 14 word endings depending …… Good luck! Like the Thai language, I have mastered only the basics, enough to order my wine and say thank you when it is brought to me!

I also love Moravia. But Prague is pretty awesome! We didn't get to Olomouc. Maybe on the next trip. I'm sure we'd love it.