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KFJ Living in the city or the countryside?

Vocabulaire: le Bâtiment
building
Church L'Eglise F.
Hospital l'hôpital City Library
la Bibliothèque
School L'école F.
station La Gare Le Parc
Park Hall
l'hôtel de ville City, la Mairie
bazén pool
sportovní hala sports hall
pošta post
policejní stanice police station

What do you prefer: to live in the countryside or in town?
can not answer this question immediately. City life (a big city) is as interesting as life in the countryside. There are also advantages and disadvantages. The advantage of the city is undeniable: there is a good infrastructure, with cultural institutions and public transport such as tram or bus, having a car is not absolutely necessary. In art, science and education, the city has great advantages in comparison with the campaign. In town, there are many sites of education (high schools, colleges, primary schools, universities, an academy, vocational schools, scientific institutes, libraries etc..), Museums, theaters. In addition, all authorities are represented in major city such as the welfare office, the National Agency for Employment, police, court, tax collector and so on. One advantage is the large number of businesses, and city, there are important institutions such as banks and post. Unless a large supply of medical supply, hospitals, doctors or pharmacies can also enjoy the varied range of leisure facilities. In town, there are cinemas, discos, concerts, exhibitions etc.. In addition there are sports fields, fairs, zoos and greenhouses. This would be our argument for the city.
But of course life in the city not only has advantages. Eg industry, although it is actually positive (jobs), yet it pollutes the air heavily in the city, which will be further strengthened by a lot of traffic. By which we come to the second point. Traffic: Many people in the suburbs or the countryside, going to work in town, and returning again at night. By this affluence deviendra désagréable. Ce qui fera réussir encore par les nombreux chantiers. Ces sont tous des facteurs pourquoi l'air en ville est séchée et est polluée. Ce qui nuit a notre santé. La santé souffre le plus en ville, la pollution de l'air, la hâte, la bousculade. le stress etc. sont les raisons importantes pour lesquelles beaucoup d'hommes vont habiter a la campagne. En général il y a en ville a peine des espaces verts.
Il y a aussi de grandes différences sociales, le contraste entre pauvre et riche est un grand probleme en ville. Je dirais que c'est pourquoi la criminalité en ville est aussi beaucoup plus grande qu'a la campagne. N'oubliez pas la vie anonyme. Par quoi il pourrait etre un probleme a faire la connaissance de nouveaux amis. Ainsi, ce sont les désavantages de la vie en ville.
Maintenant j'explique les avantages de la vie à la campagne. La plus grand avantage de la campagne est l'air pure et la nature. On peut se promener à pied et observer beaucoup d'animaux différents. Le silence est la raison principale pourquoi il y a beaucoup d'hommes qui vont habiter a la campagne. De plus, le calme n'est pas dérangé par beaucoup de circulation parce qu'il manque l'infrastructure nécessaire. En outre, il est tres propre a la campagne. Puisque je dois contredire le cliché que les vaches chient tous les 5 metres dans la rue. Ces choses sont les grandes avantages de la vie a la campagne. Mais il y a aussi beaucoup de désavantages. Le plus grand probleme est l'infrastructure, qui manque a la campagne. En dehors du bus (qui part tres rarement) il n'y a pas d'autre transports publics. Ainsi, sans voiture, on est dépendant de quelqu'un. Généralement, il y a seulement une poignée des fonds de commerce, tout au plus un médecin et tres rarement une pharmacie. Un autre désavantage énorme, surtout pour les jeunes gens, est la non-existence de l'offre variée des loisirs. C'est tout. Pour lequel des deux je me décide? Je préférerais la vie en ville (dans une grande ville, avec plus de 200.00 habitants). Malgré la pollution de l'air etc., je préfere l'infrastructure nécessaire et la qualité de vie. Pour dire la verité, quoique je goute le calme, je dois dire, que j'ai besoin de la bousculade et de la vie passionnante en ville. A mon avis, la ville offre beaucoup plus que la vie a la campagne.
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KAJ - Living in a town - a village

Vocabulary:
AT THE CORNER na rohu
ROAD silnice
STREET ulice
CITY město (velké)
TOWN, VILLAGE město (malé), vesnice
AIRPORT letiště
PAVEMENT chodník
CROSSING přechod
TRAFFIC LIGHTS semafor
HOSPITAL nemocnice
BANK banka
HOTEL hotel
BOOK SHOP knihkupectví
FLOWER SHOP květinářství
TOY SHOP toy
BAKERY Bakery, Butcher (Butcher's) butcher (Butcher), PHARMACY pharmacy
drugstore drugstore, TOBACCONIST newsagent, stationery stationery, SWEETSHOP confectioner
CHURCH Church
CASTLE Castle
CHATEAU lock
GALLERY, MUSEUM gallery, museum
BUILDING building
STATUE , Monument statue, memorial
bus stop bus stop
Train (Railway) STATION train (train) station
AIRPORT Airport
GALLERY MUSEUM Museum Gallery

forrests meadows and forests and meadows
quiet calm x x noisy noisy
pollution znečištění
rubbish odpadky
anonymous anonymní
How can I get to….? Jak se dostanu k….?
Where is the nearest bank? Kde je nejbližší banka?
It is about 200 metres. Je to asi 200 metrů.
You will go around…… Půjdete okolo…..
ON THE RIGHT x ON THE LEFT napravo x nalevo
TURN RIGHT zahněte vpravo
TURN LEFT zahněte vlevo
GO BY BUS jeďte autobusem
GET ON THE TRAM nastupte do tramvaje
GET OFF THE TRAM vystupte z tramvaje
CHANGE FOR METRO Change to metro
GO STRAIGHT go straight
And There Is The Museum. And there already is a museum.
The most interesting sights in Our Town are ...
Civic (Cultural) Amenities civil (cultural)
traffic infrastructure facilities for transport infrastructure
cultural life of the cultural life

The Differences Between Living in a town or village and
Living in a village Seems To Be More Difficult Than in the town. Transport is a big problem for villages. There are places Where The buses pass through only two or three times a day. Ook people have few titles that take part in cultural life of Ana. But There are many good ook things in the country. For example villages are less noisy, pollution and rubbish are minimal. People can go to forests or meadows. They can easily find places where they can be alone and relax. In the town it is impossible because streets are crowded with people, also the parks aren't too quiet. There are many children and people with their dogs. People in the town have to breath the air polluted by factories, cars and people. In the country the air is fresh and the nature is unspoiled and full of beautiful trees, flowers and animals. Living in the town is more anonymous. In a village people know one another. It can be a little unpleasant because people know everything you did wrong and so on. But in a town you can feel lonely.
In towns there are also many shops. There is no problem if you need to buy something. If it isn't in one shop you can go to another one. In the village there are usually only few shops and even an only one with the necessary foods. But towns aren't only centres of shopping. There are also many offices. Of course, secondary schools and universities are in towns too. For the people who live in the country there can be a big problem with employment. People in towns can find a new job more easily than people in the country. After all, a job opportunity is one of the most important reasons why to move to the town. But many people from towns say they would love living in the country. Do you agree with them?

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KFJ - Czech and French cuisine, the meal

Vocabulaire:
Le lait mléko
Le beurre máslo
Cheese sýr
Yogurt Cream Jogurts
Šlehačka
kure
Chicken Beef Veal hovězí
skopové
Lamb Pork jehněčí
vepřové
Eggs Fish vejce
Rybi
Bread chleba
The crescent rohlík
The pasta těstoviny
Rice Ryze
Sugar cukr
čokoláda
The Chocolate cake flour zákusek
Mouka
Potatoes brambory
Beans Cabbage fazolky
zeli
hrášek
Peas Tomato Salad Rajca
salat
La carotte mrkev
Les champignons houby
Un oignon cibule
La carotte mrkev
Une orange pomeranč
La banane banán
La pomme jablko
La poire hruška
Le raisin víno
La bulette knedlík
La fourchette vidlička
Une assiette talíř
Le verre sklenka
La cuillere lžička
Le couteau nůž
La tasse šálek
Le sel sůl
Le poivre pepř
L‘huile olej
Le vinaigre ocet
La moutarde hořčice

La cuisine française est célèbre partout dans le monde pour sa delicatesse, raffinement et inventité. La France a eu longtemps beaucoup de paysans, alors la richesse en fruits, légumes, poissons et viandes fait que les Français aiment cuire et manger. Il n’y a pas de plat national, chaque région a ses specificités, ses recettes et ses habitudes.
Les Français mangent quatre fois par jour. Ils prennent le petit déjeuner vers 8 heures, il est très simple - on prend un simple bol de café noir, de café au lait ou de chocolat avec des tartines beurrées, des toasts ou des croissants.
Malgré la journée continue, les Français font toujours, si possible, deux repas principaux par jour. Une chose est propre à la cuisine française: à table, les plats se suivent. Cette habitude existe always in every family meals take place in a quasi-ritualistic regularity, however, the pace of modern life, the increasingly blurred.
Lunch is served at noon. A real meal, it's a piece in 5 acts: it starts with appetizers - salads, meats, fruits, seafood, raw vegetables include different vegetables and admission is cold or hot, sometimes c 'is a fish, cheese ..; Then comes the main course: meat packed - with steak fries, grills, steak, chicken, roast veal with vegetables. In some regions we call the main course dish of resistance. Après le plat principal viennent une salade verte, du fromage et un dessert qui comporte des fruits, des gâteaux, des glaces, des tartes ou des crèmes. Dans les villes, les écoliers et ceux qui font la journée continue déjeunent sur leur lieux de travail - restaurants, cantines.
Le goûter est servi vers 4 heures. Seuls les enfants prennent du café au lait ou du chocolat avec des tartines de beurre, de confiture, des pâtisseries ou du pain au chocolat. Les adultes mangent toasts, petits fours avec du thé.
Le dîner se prend vers 7 heures et demie et 8 heures. Le menu en est plus chargé que celui de déjeuner. L’entrée est remplacée par un potage.
Selon la tradition un good meal should be accompanied by a good wine. But the French also drink beer and there are some who are satisfied with water or fruit juice. Sometimes they drink wine with water, it is called supper. We drink red wine with meat and cheese, usually from Bordeaux and Burgundy, and white wine with fish, Bordeaux, Alsace and Anjou. Always be careful to serve the right wine with the right dish. In Normandy we drink cider and calvados, Alsace is manufactured kirsche - water spirits extracted from cherries and other water spirits extracted from raspberries. It is absolutely essential to use an aperitif before dinner. We drink pastis Noon, whiskey, champagne, suse, cognac, armagnac, etc. kir. Kir consists of cassis and white wine, Kir Royale and is cassis and champagne.
The French are on different bases appetizers, fish, meat, dessert.
They eat snails often as appetizers, shrimp, lobster, oysters, lobsters, mussels and frogs. They prepare the snails with butter and garlic. During the meal there is always a baguette on the table complement any dish. The bread is broken and he also use to clean the plate after the meat and vegetables - you do not eat supplements France (potatoes, dumplings, rice etc.). The bread is shaped like a stick often long and thin, called flute. Rye bread is almost unknown in France. It is said that the French eat lots of bread, and yet according to the latest statistics, the consumption of bread in France is decreasing, it decreases. Despite
gastronomic diversity, yet there is a common feature - used to make cheese, according to the diction: a meal without cheese is like a day without sunshine. In all families, at the table, there are always two or three. In France we know almost 400 kinds of cheese, the best known are Camembert de Normandie, Roquefort, Brie, Bleu d'Auvergne, Reblochon de Savoie, Boursaut Mouth goat Soignon, Bresse Blue Capris gods, Reverend, President, Rustic, Munster d'Alsace, Neuchatel, Pont l'Eveque, Livarot and Pavé d'Auge of Normandy. The French like to eat also Fromageon, sheep's cheese. It is not known exactly how many kinds of cheese there. We can always discover new cheeses including market, which sell cheeses manufactured in the private farms, monasteries ....
French cooking is above all the variety and diversity. Each region has its favorite food, its traditions, its gastronomy. D'Alsace is the pate de foie gras, pancakes with kirsch, we know the quiche Lorraine and Lorraine stew (soup of cabbage, meat and bacon). The Ardennes ham is well known throughout the world. Britain's favorite food is the cotriade, a soup of seafood, the food is also marinated oysters, lobster and scallops Amouricaine Jacques. Bordeaux is famous everywhere for its higher quality wines as well as for its foie gras, duck or fonfit goose rillettes, steak on the grill. Farther south, is made Bayonne ham, very renamed everywhere it is served with sliced fresh figs or melon de Charentes. The cassoulet has Toulousse. We can not forget the famous bouillabaisse of Marseilles or bouillinade of Rousillon, these are fish soups that are indispensably contain garlic and olive oil. Burgundy is another area famous for its cuisine. We must mention beef bourguignon, the snails burguignonne, coq au vin, chicken half mourning, coq au Chambertin, frog legs, pauchose, pears and of course the Burgundian Dijon mustard. The Paris region is known for its onion soup au gratin, tournedos Rossini, whiting Bercy sauce Bearnaise and of course the pastry. Fondue comes from the Savoie Alps are known jurassirnnes cutlets with green beans with butter, salad nicoise, a small pea to the peasant outbreaks Picardy apples, cabbage whipped, Basque cake ........... .................
The meal at the French, it's not just eating, it's part of culture. It is both a celebration of a rite and a work of art, ordered according to some rhythm and a certain order, like a symphony or a classical piece. The French take their time, they begin to dinner at 7:00 and end to 9 hours. Even in its canteen worker eats at least an hour and the meal consists of 3 or 4 dishes. During the meal the French talk of nothing else but food. No one talks about politics, etc. footbal. The meal is a main theme.
Zdroj: Internet Slovnik

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Food, eating out

Food and eating habits
Vocabulary:
beef - hovězí
cookie - sušenka
bread - chléb, chleba
bun - Houska, Zemle, bochánek
butter - maslo
brunch - breakfast + Lunch
cake - koláč, sleeps
cereal - cereal
cheese - sýr
Chicken - chicken (meat)
chips - chocolate chips
-
chocolate crisps - potato chips
donut - Doughnut
Dumpling - dumplings, dumpling
Eating Out - our restaurant
Egg - Egg
Fish - Fish meat
Fruit - Fruit
ham - ham
slice - slice slice
Honey - Honey
Ice Cream - ice cream
jam - jam, marmalade
ketchup - ketchup
thick - thick
Lamb -
lamb meat - meat meatball
- meatball, mushroom burger
-
Mushroom Mustard - mustard
mutton - sheep
Oil - Oil
Pancake - pancake (omellette - salt)
paste - pasta (in Italian)
Pepper - Pepper
pie - pie
pork - pork, pork, pork
pudding - dessert, dessert
Rice - Rice
roll - roll , lid
salad - lettuce
Salt - Salt
sauce - sauce
sausage - sausage, sausage, sausage
Seafood - Seafood Seafood (mussles, shrimp, seaweed etc.).
Soup - Soup
Spice - Spice Sugar
- Sugar
turkey - turkey
vegetable - Vegetables
vinegar - vinegar
yoghurt - jogurt

Meals of the day: breakfast, snack, lunch(dinner), supper(dinner)

Drinks: juice, lemonade, mineral water, milk, coffee, tea, cocoa, beer, wine, alcoholic drinks

Healthy diet: milk, yoghurt, cheese, brown bread, fresh vegetables, fruits, meat, rice, potatoes, fish

Cutlery: fork, knife, spoon, teaspoon

Side dishes: potatoes, potato salad, rice, vegetable salad, pasta, dumplings

Ways of cooking – bake, mix(blend), raze, fry(frizzle), roast, grill, cut, chop

Menu at a restaurant:
Appetizers, cold, hot, main course, fish, side dishes, desserts, drinks (beverages) du: Build menu

Phrases:
I Would like something to eat. I'll have something to eat.
I'll have ... I'll ...
What Would you recommend? What do you recommend?
Waiter! Waiter!
May I have the bill, please? Please, I would like to pay.
Anything else? Furthermore, anything else?
Eating Out Eating out in restaurants

Starters Starters Main courses Main courses
Sweet / bitter / Salty / sweet sour / bitter / salty / sour
Boiled / Fried / Grilled / roastedVařený fried / grilled / baked
Service Is Not Included Service is not included
Tip Tip
Can I have the menu, please? Menu, please.
Could I pay my bill, please? Can I pay the bill?
Waiter! Top!
Excuse me, do not eat this. - I am sorry, I am not used to eating this.
Can I get something else instead? - Could I please have something else instead?
I do not eat meat. I am a vegetarian. - I do not eat meat. I am a vegetarian.
Excuse me, can I get a clean spoon, fork, knife, please? Tahlespadla the ground. - Excuse Me, Can I have a clean spoon, fork, knife, please? This one Fell on the floor.
Can I take another can of cola / water bottle / balíčekčipsů / soda / juice drink ... - Is it all right if I have anothercan of Coke / botttle of water / pack of crisps / Lemonade / glass of juice ...
Help yourself, please. (Take!) - Help Yourself!

Typical British food:
pudding, Scottish salmon, pâtés from pork

Fruits:
Apple - apple, apricot - apricot, banana - banana, peach - peach, pear - pear, melon - meloun, strawberry – jahoda, raspberry – malina, blackberry – ostružina, blueberry – borůvka, black currant - černý rybíz, cherry třešeň, gooseberry – angrešt, cramberry – brusinka, grapes – hroznové víno, grapefruit – grapefruit, lemon – citron, orange – pomeranč, pineapple – ananas, tangerine - mandarinka

Vegetables:

carrot – mrkev, cabbage – zelí, bean – fazole, lentil – čočka, beet – řepa, broccoli – brokolice, cauliflowet – květák, cucumber – okurka, lettuce – salát, parsley – petržel, garlic – česnek, onion – cibule, pepper – paprika, peas – hrachový lusk, tomato – rajče, potato – brambora, radish – ředkvička, spinach – špenát, turnip – cabbage - kedluben

English and Czech meals

There is an English proverb, which says: "The way to man's heart is through his stomach." People in Britain and in the Czech Republic have different eating habits. Some English meals are similar to Czech meals, others are very different. The English people don't eat such bug meals as the Czechs. English eat more often in the day. They have five or six meals a day: breakfast, snack, lunch, tea, dinner and later perhaps supper. In the past the British cuisine didn't have very good reputation. But it has improved recently.
Czech food
The Czechs love food. The day begins with breakfast which consists of a cup of tea or cocoa, warm milk, black coffee and with something to eat. E.g. a roll or a one or two slices of bread with butter and some cheese, ham, boiled eggs, honey, marmalade or salami.
Dinner
The Czech midday meal is the main meal of the day. We can have it at home or in a canteen, dinning hall or in a restaurant. It is usually a three course meal, which consists of soup, a main course and a desert. As for soup we can choose beef soup, chicken soup, vegetable soup or some thick soup - potato, tomato, pease, mushrooms or tripe. The Czech menu often offers the favourite national dish - roast pork with dumplings or potato dumplings and cabbage, other typical dish is Vienna steak with potato salad or goulash with dumplings. We often eat a piece of fruit, a puding or a cake as a desert. After the dessert the Czechs often drink beer or some of the soft drinks.
Supper
The Czechs usually eat some cold meat, salami, ham, eggs, bread or rolls for dinner. Some people prefer a hot meal too. They may have pancakes, potato pancakes or pizza.
Typical Czech food
In the Czech cuisine there are’t lot sof kinds of the vegetarian food. It is known that our cuisine isn't very healthy. Roast pork with dumplings and cabbage is a typical Czech meal. Fruit dumplings with sugar and cottage cheese are also very popular. another common Czech food are: Vegetable sauce with dumplings, English birds, meat loaf with potatoes or fried cheese.
British food
British like beginning the day with a cup of coffee or tea in the morning. The well known English breakfast starts with a glass of fruit juice and cornflakes with sugar or milk. This is followed by fried or grilled bacon and eggs, sausage and grilled tomatoes or spicy beans. But it isn't as common as it used to be. It is rather offered in hotels or restaurants. Nowadays a typical breakfast is a bowl of cereals a slice of toast, a glass of orange juice and a cup of tea or coffee.

In the middle of the morning they have elevenses which is usually not more than a cup of coffee and biscuits. In our country we have a snack during morning.

At about 4 o clock the teatime begins. It is a special occasion for the British and very important. The meal consists of a thin slice of bread with cheese or ham, perhaps some vegetables and also cakes, biscuits and jam. Nowadays lots of people don't eat much at teatime but they have at least one cup of coffee or tea.

Some people in Britain have their biggest and the main meal of the day in the evening. The hot dinner is served at about 7 o clock. It consists of soup then the main course which is followed by a dessert and finally cheese and biscuits. There isn't any traditional food for the evening meal.

Christmas
On some occasions such as Christmas some traditional meals are served. The most common meal for Christmas Eve in our country is a fish soup and a fried carp with potato salad. The British typical Christmas meal is roast turkey with chestnut stuffing, potatoes and the famous Christmas Pudding.
The British kitchen:

full breakfast – fried bacon, eggs, sausages (ham and eggs), toast, marmelade
lunch – not the main meal of the day, e.g. sandwich
dinner – a hot meal, usually with meat, sauce and vegetables

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KFJ - Media

Vocabulaire:
la publicité reklama
la chaîne kanál, program
l'émission vysílání
appuyer sur a button stisknout knoflík
series serial
featured presenter uvaděč (ka), Moderator (ka)
underwriter uvaděč
a daily denik
Tydenik
a weekly, a monthly newspaper měsíčník
noviny
publikovat
press release tisk
an email, an email e-mail
webová a web page on the Internet
stránka na internetu


The media are very important in the world today. These are television, radio, newspapers, advertising and the Internet. It is the source of the information, and of course it divertisssement also a great trade. Now I want to say something more of each kind of media:
• TV: It is perhaps the most important of all sorts of media. I think almost all families own at least one television. And sometimes people look at it almost always. This is not good for their health (it's bad for the eyes, they do not move enough), nor for relations in the family. If people spend all their time watching television and listening, they do not know to communicate with others. It is a more severe hazard especially for children. When they are small they must learn it is also something else that the world of TV. They should also devote themselves to other activities: playing sports, being with their friends, read books etc..
But I have not mentioned any advantage of the TV and there are many! With the news on TV we are informed immediately on all things happening in the world. In few minutes you can learn everything you need to stay current. TV offers entertainment when we're bored, you just press a button.
In the Czech Republic there are two public channels - CT1 and CT2. There are still two private channels - NOVA and PRIMA. And yet TV3. Nova is the favorite by many people. This channel offers mostly series, American movies and shows. The least watched and CT2, which provides educational programs, documentaries, cultural and classic movies.
And what is the situation in France? There are more television channels than with us. There 7: TF1, France2, France 3, Canal Plus, Arte, M6 and The Fifth. A private channel TF1, France2 and France3 are public. Canal Plus pays and coded. The issuance of the Fifth precedes the issuance of Arte, which starts from 19 hours. These channels are dedicated to education and culture. M6 devotes much space to music.
And what are we looking at most often? Very often we give programs where the presenter-star invites celebrities to music and movies. Or we give them programs where they tell jokes. It often gives the competitions, the most favorite is called Who wants to be millionaire? All afternoon we can watch the series. Sports fans can choose to supply large enough
• Cinema: Today people prefer watching TV to going to the movies. They are lazy and they do not want to spend money. But yet he still enough people who go to movies quite often .. These are mostly young people. The movie offers is great. Very favorites are the multiplexes where the choice is the greatest. People will also appreciate the digital sound and comfortable seats. Therefore multiplexes are visited although tickets are still fairly expensive.
• Radio: When we started the television show, it was thought that the radio will disappear. But radio has remained as our companion cotidien. I know enough people who listen to the radio every morning. Before they go to work they are informed sur tout ce qui se passe, ils savent quelle est la météo et ils se sentent mieux après avoir écouté leur musique favorite. Les stations les plus importantes en France sont Europe1, Europe2, France Info, Fun Radio, Radio Monte-Carlo et il y en a encore plus. Il y a des stations régionaux comme chez nous.
• Presse: On imagine le Français typique avec le journal sous le bras, mais la situation en France s´est changée. Les gens sont pressés et c´est pourquoi ils préfèrent regarder les nouvelles à la télé. Moins qu´une demie des Français lisent les journaux chaque jour. Par contre plus que 80% des Français lisent régulièrement une magazine. Quels sont les journaux and the largest magazine in France?
- newspapers: Le Figaro, Le Monde, France-Soir, L'Humanite, The Team - Sports
- Regional Press: Le Parisien, Midi-Libre, Ouest-France
- News Broadcast: TV-Poche, Telerama
- news magazines: The Chained Duck, L'Express, Le Nouvel Observateur
- women's magazines: Elle, Marie Claire, Vogue, Cosmopolitan
- magazines for lesjeunes: Okapi Pif Gadget, Le Journal de Mickey And
yet what are the benefits of newspapers? We can choose only what interests us, we can read different opinions. Newspapers offer few things more than TV: eg ads, Records, interviews, regional information ...
has to be mentioned news agencies. Agence France Presse (AFP) is one of 10 major worldwide news agencies. It was created in 1944.
• Advertising: Advertising influences us more than we want to admit. It has become a big business and it is everywhere. There are many people who earn money through advertising: photographers, models, advertising agencies and of course all other kinds of media are benefiting.
Good advertising must capture the attention. Of course, sometimes what captures the attention is tasteless when it seems to be stupid. But it's even worse when it's effective.
• Internet: It is said that in future we will communicate by computers. I do not think so, but I must admit that life with the Internet and easier. I use it mainly to search for information I need for school. It is advantageous to use both e-mail.
Zdroj: Internet Slovnik

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KAJ - Media

Vocabulary:
otázka question, answer odpověď
zpravodajství dotěrných paparazziů abusive paparazzi reporting
accuse someone of something Accuse sb of St.
part article, captions, headlines, theme topic
strong, big headlines bold headlines
harm somebody's name, reputation damage sb's reputation
dirty gossip, rumors dirty Rumours, half-truths, Half-Truths
irrefutable fact Established FACT
tabloid reporters, tabloid reporters
invasion of privacy Invasion of privacy issue
question current events current affairs presenter
Journalist Journalist Anchorman
inform someone Keep Informed
no large photographs large photographs
bribery bribery, violence, violence
Comics Comic Strip advertising advertisement, publicity, commercial advertising advertising
crossword puzzle Crossword
reports from Europe European news
someone ordered a subscription to get ... no subscription and the publisher
(owner), newspaper publisher (owner)
quality, reputable newspapers
quality newspaper cartoon, cartoon comic
quarterly, quarterly reports quarterly
sports announcer sports news
(reporter, commentator) cable broadcaster

television cable TV channel, Channel television program
television or radio chat show, chat
Entertainer Compere / Master of ceremonies

documentary documentary competition, contest competition
live broadcast, live broadcast Live Broadcast
detective story thriller, horror horror, thriller thriller thriller
educational program Educational Programme
music program, music program
sitcom Programme (TV) Sitcom (Situation Comedy)
play, drama play plays

recorded video playback on a TV show trailer preview
prime time prime time
announcer, newscaster reading the news (U.S.) Newsreader (GB)
Remote Remote Control (control)
satellite dish satellite dish
screen, canvas screen
Commercial Series soap opera serial
TV television advertising commercial television presenter
TV host
television (receiver), TV set, a volume, turn up the volume and amplify
license fee license fee
video (recorder) video recorder (VCR)
televizní anténa aerial, antenna
tlačítko, knoflík button
přehrávač CD CD player
radioradiopřijímač radio set
rozhlasová stanice radio station
turn on/turn off zapnout/vypnout
titulní stránka front page
uveřejnit článek publish an article
recenze, kritika review

Questions :
Television
• How often do you watch TV? How many hours per day?
• What's you favourite TV programme? Why?
• What type of TV programmes do you hate? Why?
• What other popular types of TV programmes do you know?
• What do you think about soap operas?
• Do you think that TV is good for people? Why or why not?
• How does TV influence people's lives?
• Do you think that TV is the source of all evil?
• What are the positives and negatives of TV?
• How many TV channels are there in your country/region? What are they?
• What is the difference between public channels and commercial channels?
• If you could influence the selection of TV programmes, what would you change? Why?
• Do you have cable or sattelite TV? What are their positives and negatives?
• How do you feel about TV commercials, especially when they are shown in the middle of a film?
• What is your favourite TV commercial? What TV commercial do you hate?
• How do you get to know what programmes are on? Where can you find out?
The Internet
• What is internet?
• How popular is it these days? Who uses it?
• What's your favourite website? Why do you like it?
• What sort of information can be found on the Net?
• What else can be found there?
• How do you look for information on the Net?
• Can you always rely on the information you find?
• What are the positives and negatives of the Internet?
• How do people get connected to the Internet?
• Is it difficult to publish something on the Internet?
• Do you (or anyone you know) have a website? What is it about?
• Do you think that the Internet will replace other kinds of mass media completely? Why?
• Is the Internet only used for legal purposes?
• When you are using the internet, is your privacy well protected?
• What do these terms mean: a virus, SPAM, hacker, pop-ups, spyware, adware
• Is there a lot of unpleasant advertisement on the Internet?
• Is there any cenzorship on the net? Should there be?
Radio
• Do you often listen to the radio? When?
• What's your favourite radio station?
• Do you prefer regional channels or national ones?
• What type of stations are popular in your country?
• What type of programmes can you hear on the radio?
• Do you think radio will still be used in the future? Why do you think so?
Newspapers
• How often do you read a newspaper?
• What is your favourite newspaper?
• What is the difference between a 'tabloid' newspaper and a 'broadsheet'? Which is more popular?
• Do people usually read regional or national newspapers?
• Is there a lot of advertisement in newspapers?
• Are newspapers usually biased or independent?
• Do you subscribe to a newspaper? What are the advantages of a subscription?
• Do you know any internationally famous newspapers?
• Do you read news on the internet?
Magazines
• Do you like reading magazines?
• What is your favourite magazine?
• What kind of magazines is especially popular with women? With men? With girls? With boys?
• When do people usually buy/read magazines?
• What do you think about women's magazines?
• How often do magazines usually come out?
• Do you know Ana Internationalle famous magazines?
Mass Media in General
• Which type of mass media do you prefer?
• Which type of bridge Mass Madia is Reliable? Which is quickest? Which is most fun? Which is most up-to-date? Which one is the easiest to use?
• Do You Think That the government should control the media? Why or why not?
• How Do You Think Will people get information in the future?
• How did people get the information in the Past?
• What is 'information revolution'?
note. information can not be in the plural - is pomnožné

Source: Internet Dictionary

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KFJ - Hobbies and Recreation

Today people are often squeezed because they can not rest. Although the rest is as important as work. They say that people who do not perform work requiring the exercise should rest while playing sports. Cons by workers who do physical work should rest with activities that require more thought. I think this is often not respected.
can be divided into several groups of entertainment:
- Dada: People have their hobbies rather different. There are collectors of such things (stamps, postcards, elephants). Others like to work in garden, picking mushrooms. The boys spend much time taking care of their bikes and cars. Girls love rather read magazines and books. My grandmother loves to solve crosswords. Women who may have enough time knitting, embroidering or crocheting.
- Culture: When we say we can imagine the culture enough things: movies, exhibitions, concerts, theater. Young people prefer going to movies or concerts. Especially the multiplexes are favorites. They offer a large selection of movies, there are restaurants and shops. Tickets in this type of movie are quite expensive, but I think people go there yet. Even
theaters in the Czech Republic are sold out. I think people enjoy going to theaters and they do not spend enough money for it.
What is less favorable now, it is in my museums and exhibitions. The reason is that people are not interested in art. They do not understand contemporary painting and so they rather visit museums that are of traditional art ..
- Sport: Playing sports, it is essential not only to feel good but to stay healthy. I think more and more people realize.
There are sports that are for each, which do not require special equipment and special knowledge. Sports like that is to say that sports are favorites, what are aerobics, jogging, cycling, swimming.
Do not forget the games: basketball, volleyball, football. Then we can distinguish
winter sports: downhill skiing, cross country skiing, skating. By cons summer sports that practice can be practiced only outside if weather permits. Sometimes we go to gyms to do aerobics, play tennis.
Then there is a special group of sports such as hunting, aviation, fishing, diving. Even fees for sports may well vary. The most expensive is golf.
must still say something about people who do not sport themselves, yet they are great admirers of the sport. In the Czech Republic the most important sport is probably hockey. It is also the sport in which our athletes are crowned with success. During big games throughout the nation is watching TV.
- Resting at home: Having returned from work or school people sit at home. The most popular entertainment in my TV watching, tinkering, working in the garden or read.
Television This for many people one of the most important things in life. They watch it on TV to realize what they watch, they spend like that most of their free time. Of course it is wrong to live like that. But I think television can also give us very much. It should only select programming. It is most important for children to know they will also devote to other activities.
I already mentioned that also spends his free time reading newspapers, magazines and books.
- Meet friends: This is important especially for young people. Together they can entertain themselves the better. They go to restaurants (mostly girls like to go with their friends at cafes and patisseries aus) to the boxes. They organize the weekends together, they celebrate birthdays.
- Education: Most people in the Czech Republic can speak English. Those who do not know go to language schools. Today we must speak at least one foreign language in almost all professions. After the entry of the Czech Republic in the European Union will be needed even French. It will be the advantage for those who speak French.
Another essential knowledge is knowing how to drive the car. Young people begin to attend driving schools as they have at least 17 years. They can take the test and when they are 18 they can drive the car. In France the system is different. There are line with, that is to say young people drive the car on the age of 16, but only with a person aged over 28 years who has his license at least four years. That way young drivers aprennent drive more easily and naturally. I think many people here doing the same thing although the laws do not permit.
- Voyager, go on vacation: One of the most enjoyable ways how to relax is to go on vacation or least for the weekend. In the Czech Republic there are enough people who own second homes where they passsent weekends. They are most often people who live in the city.
In summer we participated in the sea or the mountains. In the sea we swim, one bronze. During your stay you can even visit some historic buildings and learn about another culture.Les French are lucky because France has the same mountain and the sea For Frace revenues from tourism have a very significant sum. This is the single largest of all European countries.
zdroj: Internet

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KAJ leisure time

Vocabulary:
leisure (free) time Leisure
collect collect
play the guitar to play the guitar
flute, piano, violin, drums, flute accordion, piano, violin, drums, accordion

hiking Hitch Hiking - hiking, hitchhiking, hitchhiking
mountaineering mountaineering
sewing knitting sewing
Knitting
Various People have hobbies or Leisure Time Activities. Free Time Is When You Do not Have to Be at school or at work and you can do things just for pleasure and relaxation. Some of the most popular hobbies are:
- Collecting Things (Stamps, Beer Mugs, beer mats, labels, postcards, Butterflies, posters, dolls or autographs of famous Personalities)
- sports (outdoor, indoor, summer or winter sports, adrenaline sports), e.g. football, ice-hockey, basketball, handball, softball, volleyball, tennis, jogging, horse riding, walking, hiking, hitch – hiking, mountaineering, swimming, skiing, skating, sledging
- playing a musical instrument (the most common in our country - playing the piano, the guitar, the flute and maybe playing the violin) - first children attend a music school, later people play just for pleasure or in a music band
- watching TV, playing computer games, chatting and surfing on the internet, listening to music, going to the cinema, to the theatre, dancing at discos and balls
- keeping animals: dogs, cats, fish in aquariums, guineapigs and hamsters, parrots, some exotic and maybe dangerous animals such as snakes, spiders etc.
- gardening - some people grow vegetables and fruits, some of them grow flowers and decorative bush or trees
- reading books and magazines, solving crosswords, sudoku, puzzles...
- cooking, baking, sewing and knitting, drawing, painting, taking photos
- travelling

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KFJ Transport and travel Travelling

Odkaz k procvičení slovní zásoby:
http://www.languageguide.org/im/travel/fr/
http://cr.middlebury.edu/public/french/Lexique//vacances/vac_mainpage.html
un taxi taxi
une voiture, l’automobile auto
un camion náklaďák, Kamion
a motorcycle Motorkit
a bike kolo
bus, coach bus, autokar
Highway, Highway silnice

ulice street traffic parking doprava
parkoviště
refuel nabrat plnou
gasoline diesel petrol, diesel
the intersection, crossing křižovatka
Nehoda
driving accident, roll řídit
driving license řidičák
značka the sign
práce na silnici work masc.
semafor fires
helicopter vrtulník
přechod pro chodce the pedestrian crossing
a ship a boat parník
lod, Barka
canoe kanoe
a ship, boat lod
port Přístav
nalodit
board the coach Kocar
letadlo an airplane, let the flight, the airport letiště
odbavit ship, the Terminal Terminal
stewardess, f letuška
odletět takeoff, landing přistát flying Letete
underground metro
ground transportation pozemné dprava
airline Letecká doprava
shipping námořní doprava
transport individual or collective individuální has hromadná doprava
Nadrazi, the station stanice
setpoint úschovna zavazadel
the way - the banks - the tunnel kolej - nástupiště - tunel
pokladna the wicket, přepážka
rail železnice
train - the train - the vlak locomotive - Vagon - Lokomotiv
the TGV - the Express, the fast TGV - Rychlík
Vylet
excursion trip to pack cesta
Zabala zavazadla
bag / backpack / carry-on baggage task / batoh / příruční zavazadla
passport, identity card not from občanka
-> start / / get -> arrival (f.) go by train
jet vlakem
correspondence Spojené
customs Celnici
compost if his ticket označit Lístek
rent a car in an agency rezervovat if auto v agentura
take the bus autobusem
jet off at the hotel is ubytovat v hotelu
hold a room if zamluvit pokoj


Transportation is a part of life cotidien. Almost everyone must move to work or school. For that we use the means of urban transportation. Most often these are bus, trolley, subway or trams.
Taking urban transportation, we must have a ticket. There are several types of tickets, whose prices vary depending on distance traveled. You can buy tickets or buy a card monthly, quarterly or annually. Current tickets are sold at tobacconists or in some stores. Cards that are valid for a longer period may be purchased only in the agency's transportation business. After mounting the ticket must be composted immediately. It is also possible to buy the ticket from the driver, but it's more expensive.
Cities vary in the density of transport networks. There are differences among European countries regarding the exactude and condition of buses, trams, trains and trolleybuses. There are countries where such conveyances are very accurate but in some countries, one must wait long enough. Sometimes the vehicles are old, but it's getting better.
transport in Paris
Like all major European cities - Paris one can use the subway. There are so many subway lines that we must move carefully. The Paris metro is not working all night. Therefore we must be careful not to miss the broom - which is the name for the last metro. Most Parisians take the subway every day to go to work or school. But it must be said that wealthy people tend to use the car. It is also very modern use of the moped.
Traffic in Paris is very busy. Thanks to Baron Haussman boulevards are well suited to traffic. The boulevards of Paris are quite broad.
To move in the Paris suburbs, it is best to take the RER The RER lines are in correspondence with the metro. Unless the metro and RER there are still buses.
The ticketing system in Paris is very much like this one in Brno. You can buy single tickets or book, or it is advantageous to buy a card that is valid for a period longer.
This is a fairly discussed is the Eurotunnel under the English Channel. These are the three tunnels: two large tunnels in circulate commuter trains which take place on the cars and their passengers and the third tunnel which is the smallest used for the service.
If you travel to another country, we choose among several options of transportation. For example if you travel from Prague to Paris, you can use bus, train, car or plane. Each mode has its advantages and pitfalls of this.
The bus is not too expensive. But if you travel on the bus long we can not move much, can not expand and it can cause problems.
Train and more comfortable. During the journey can be walked in one compartment has enough space, it can take even heavy suitcases. The disadvantages of the process: it is more expensive and sometimes the cars are dirty. If you buy the ticket in advance or you travel in a group, we can get the discount.
in all major cities can take a taxi. It's pretty expensive, but in some situations it might be necessary.
Nowadays, people use the car every day. Public transportation is becoming more expensive is sometimes it is more advantageous take the car. The increase in gasoline prices throughout Europe but it does not cause the decrease of number of people using the car. In larger cities traffic causes environmental degradation. But if you live in the countryside where there are only a few buses a day, we must have the car.
France is a major producer of cars. These are the Peugeot, Renault, Citroen.
To drive a car, you must have a driver's license. To get it, it is necessary to attend a driving school. Here you learn the rules of the road and after passing an examination can obtain a driver's license. In France we drove the car age 16, but it is the leading support. That is to say you can drive only with someone who has his license at least 3 years. Czech Republic does not exist, it can drive the car of the age of 18.
Air travel is the fastest way of transportation. That's why we use the aircraft primarily to travel to places far away. The most serious pitfalls of is the price, which is large enough. We must add that there is no airport in every city. The largest airport in the Czech Republic is Prague Ruzyne. In Paris you can choose from the airport Charles De Gaulle, Beauvais Airport, Paris-Le Bourget, and others.
Much has opportunities to use boats as a means of transportation. With us, it's not a very common means of transport, they are used more for fun. Sometimes it is very romantic to go by boat. The fishermen use boats for fishing. the tourists to move around or have fun and enterprises use large boats to transport their goods. In Paris we know the boats on the Seine - they are the Bateaux Mouches.

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Vocabulary
accommodation - ubytování
Tourist - Tourist
all inclusive - accommodation, where everything is included in the price
Airport -
airport terminal - a terminal
Arrival - Arrival, departure
Backpack - Backpack Suitcase
- suitcase
baggage, luggage - luggage
Beach - Beach
Cruise -
cruise bed and breakfast - Bed and Breakfast (Bed & Breakfast)
hiking - tuistika
cable car - cable car, funicular
camera - camera
Camping - Camping
Tent - Tent
Chalet - cottage
check in - to enroll (in hotel), register
to check out - sign out (from the hotel)
check-in - check (the airport)
COACH - Coach
customs - customs control
cycling - cycling
Departure - Departure
fare - fare
TimeTable - Timetable
Exchange office - exchange
flight - the flight
flying plane - a plane
flight attendant (stewardess) - stewardess, steward
Gate - Gate
Guide - Guide
Guidebook - guidebooks
Harbour - Port
hike - hike
Information Office - insformační Center
Journey -
road map - the map
tour package - tour
Passenger - Passenger, passenger
passport - passport (identity card - ID card)
peak season - high season
set off - to go on the road, hit the road
Sight - monument, landmark
sightseeing - sightseeing
sleeping bag - sleeping bag, sleeping bag
swimming pool - swimming pool sunbathe
- tan
wave - a wave
take a photo - a picture, take a picture of something
trip - a trip
TimeTable - Timetable
reception desk reception
single, a double room Single, double room
half, full board half board, full board
maid maid
porter porter
return ticket return ticket
single, one-way ticket one way ticket
direct direct connection
change přesedat
compartment coupe
this trail
driver's license driving
card car rental, rent a car car rental Insurance Insurance

road map road map
petrol (gas) station Gas station

Can I book a room? It is possible to book a room? Put it
on my bill, please. Add this to my account.
I'd like to order room service. I would have ordered room service.
Is breakfast included? Is breakfast included?
Could you give me a wake-up call tomorrow morning? Could you wake me tomorrow morning phone?
Where Can I Find ... ? How do I get to ... ?
Can you tell me how to get this ... ? Could you advise me how to get to ... ?
Is There a bus stop near here? It's near the bus stop?
Excuse me. Can you take a picture of us, please? Excuse me, could you take a picture of us?
Can I reserve a seat? It is possible to book a seat? Would I
like a round trip ticket to ... I'd like a return ticket to ...
Is this the bus to ... ? This bus goes to ... ?
Fill it up, please. Full tank, please.

Traveling with the act of going from one place to Another. There are many Reasons why people travel. Some of Them Need to commute to work or to school. Some peolpe need to travel Because of work (businesstrips). They want to learn foreign languages, to get to know New Cultures or to see the different ways of living. For many of us traveling with a true hobby Because it is really exciting. Nowadays we are Able to travel Even a Distant Countries. We Can Spend Our Holidays Far Far Away If We have Enough Money. We Can Have a nice relaxing holidays by the sea. We can stay there in hotels (five-star hotels are the best but the most expensive), or we can stay in an apartment or villa, of course we can go camping ( live in a tent). which is quite cheap but not very comfortable. On a holiday by the sea we can spend a lot of time on the beach, sunbathing, swimming in the sea, take a trip on a yacht etc. We can go out for the meals to different restaurants. We can also have full or half board in our hotel. It is possible to have all inclusive which means that we can have breakfast, lunch, dinner and also snaks and drinks in the hotel.
Some people prefer to go sightseeing on holiday. They can go to ancient cities and go on sight seeig tours of castels, cathedrals or art galleries. They can see a lot of historical monuments. I think it can be a very enriching experience. I would say that it is worth having a guide on a holiday like this.
If we prefer not to travel alone, we can take advantage of the service offered by travel agencies. The travel agency will usually take care of all our needs (accommodation, transportation, health insurance, accident and baggage insurance). Disadvantages of travel agencies are that you might not have enough free time for yourself.
We can travel in many ways. The simplest way could be to go everywhere by foot. We do not need worry about missing the bus, running out of gas, our car breaking down or getting into a car accident or a trafic jam. But it is not the best idea if we need to travel long distances. Another possibility for travelling is to go by car. Almost every family today owns a car. In the Czech republic we are allowed to drive a car from the age of 18. First we need to pass a driving exam in other to obtain a driver's licence. We can also travel by bus but it may be a little bit uncofortable. We usually use city mass transit buses rather than long-distance buses (coach). We can get around town also by tram, trolleybus and in Prague also by subway train, or we can take a taxi, but it is quite expensive. When we prepare for a trip to distant country or to a different continent, we can travel by car, by coach, ship or aeroplane. The most attractive option is usually to travel by plane. Planes can take us to our destination in a relatively short period of time and it is quite comfortable. Now there are many companies through which you can buy tickets for a reasonable price. A very special type of travelling is hitch-hiking. Mostly it is used by young people who are not afraid to take a risk. I would not try hitch-hiking because I think that is is too dangerous.
Zdroj: Internet

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KAJ KAJ Family

Odkazy k procvičení:
http://www.oup.com/elt/global/products/project3rdedition/level1/unit2/vocabulary/exercise2
http://www.gy.svitavy.cz/kabinety/kabinet-anglickeho-jazyka/ke-stazeni/vocabulary/family-vocabulary

Relations relatives

Maternal / paternal maternal / paternal

divorced divorced

Engaged engaged

Married Married

separated separated

single unattached

widowed widowed

Retire - retire

cousin cousin cousin

Mother - in - law-law

Brother - in - law brother-

Nephew nephew

something niece

widower widower

Widow Widow

step - father stepfather

step – mother  nevlastní matka

great-grandmother prababička

great-grandfather pradědeček

son-in-law zeť

daughter-in-law snacha

granddaughter vnučka

grandson vnuk

orphan sirotek

partner   partner / partner

single - family parent family where only one parent

Ex - Husband / ex - former wife / spouse

Fiance / fiancee fiance / fiancee

Bride / Groom Bride / Groom

twin twin

descendant descendant

ancestor ancestor

Foster Child stepchild

spinster spinster

Article construct such a family using this link:

http:// / www.veronikasuskova.estranky.cz/fotoalbum/fs---konverzacni-okruhy-ke-zkousce/konverzacni-temata/original/2

FAMILY = The basic social group, Present In all societies
- it should Provide Companionship and security, love and emotional support
- it has different structures (vary from society to society):

NUCLEAR FAMILY (úplná rodina)
* 2 adults and their children = the main unit in many societies

EXTENDED FAMILY (široká rodina)
* nuclear family + granparents and other relatives

SINGLE PARENT FAMILY (jeden rodič)
* a result of divorce or unmarried mothers having children

STEP FAMILY (nevlastní rodina)
* created by the new marriage of a single parent
* there can be problems between the children and step parents (may not like each other, be jealous, etc.)

UNMARRIED COUPLES (svobodné páry)
* pretty common nowadays to co-habit without getting married (young people or elderly widowed couples ŕ find it economically practical to live together without marrying)

HOMOSEXUAL COUPLES
* also live together more openly today
* sometimes share their households with the children of one partner or with adopted children

     The family composition in industrial societies has changed dramatically. Couples tend to have less children - averagely 2 (compared to 7 in 1800).
It is partly caused by the continuing changes in women´s roles:

* they have joined the labour force
* increasing employment and education opportunities of women
* rising expectations of personal satisfaction through marriage and family

     Some couples choose to postpone having children until their careers are well established or not to have any at all.
      Childless families may also be the result of the availability of birth control measures (contraception, abortion).

The divorce trend is increasing, partly due to the fact that women are economically more self-supporting and legal grounds for divorce are eased, therefore it´s easier for partners to leave a dissatisfactory relationship.

Causes of split up : unfaithfulness, infertility, interefernce by in-laws, financial problems, jealousy...

Possible family problems: teenage mothers, abortion: Yes or No?, young couples, adoption, generation gap, housing...

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KFJ family

Odkaz - členové rodiny - výslovnost:  http://www.languageguide.org/im/family/fr/
      Vocabulaire:
narození la naissance
Batol the infant
detstva childhood f.
Školní Leta schooling
dospívání adolescence f.
Promocions graduation
narozeniny anniversary m. Kariera
career
zásnuby engagement f.
manželství marriage divorce
rozvod
středního Vekua middle-aged
důchod
Starý retirement age, e
SMRT death

's family again
The mother looked after the children. She stayed home, she was not working. She cleaned. The father worked. He got up early and left. He returned at noon for lunch. The mother prepared. Parents and children eating together. After the meal the mother washed the dishes. The father departed. He returned in the evening. The whole family ate together. After dinner the kids went to bed and parents remained in the living room and they chatted. During the day the children played and older children went to school. When children come home from school, they helped the mother with the household. The modern family

Parents working from morning to evening. The French remain committed within the family, but the family model has changed significantly over the last twenty years. The French family is without doubt one of the best examples of the way in which concillient tradition in France and novelties.
The current family consists of husband and their children. Not long ago that several generations lived under one roof. Today families come together, in full force to celebrate a baptism, a birthday, a wedding or to celebrate Christmas.
In marriages "modern" working woman. She wants to ensure a more independent existence. The French today is legally the equal of the home and tends to find a balance between her professional life, family and personal. In traditional marriages is "housewife" - it does not work and take care of the house and children.
traditional marriages are endangered. Modern couples often live together before marriage in so-called "marriages THE TEST" or "free unions" if they marry and become obvious later: the men and women age 27 to 25 years. In
family men share the housework. The workday begins at 8 am and ends at 6:00 p.m. on weekdays and the family is usually found around the table for dinner. Family life is organized differently for the weekend.
The French love to trasse morning walk and go to a cafe or restaurant. They meet on Sundays at the grandparents. There
was 271 598 marriages in France in 2004. In 81.2% of cases, both spouses are of French nationality. In 15.7% of cases, one spouse is a foreigner. The remaining 3.1% involve marriages between two foreign nationals. Fortunately, the marriage is no longer a social obligation to have children, let alone a certificate of morality to justify life couple. According to an INSEE survey in 1998, 29.6 million people living in couples, 24.8 and 4.8 million are married are not. But compared to Sweden where less than 10% of couples get married for two years together can still be found in France very conservative in this area. However, things are changing in 1986 when 68.8 of women between 21 and 44 were married, they were more than 54% in 1994. And the parents of 40% of children born in 2000 are not married couples.
were counted 194 children per 100 women in France in 2005 against only 168 in 1994. Even if it is not sufficient to ensure generational replacement (2.1 children per woman) fertility has increased in recent years. It is currently the second country in Europe for the birth after Ireland. And after European forecasts, the birth rate in Ireland is expected soon to pass under that of France. But the birth rate also varies by region. It is highest in the department of Mayenne (north-west region of the Loire), where there were 218 children per 100 women in 2003. At the extreme southern territory, Corsica has the lowest birth rate with only 154 children per 100 women. The birth rate still remains higher than those recorded in some EU countries where there are fewer than 130 children per 100 women.

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KFJ Základní Francouzské fráze

Basic greetings:
Hello. Bonjour.
Good evening. Bonsoir.
Hi! Salut!
Bonne journée. Good day (when saying goodbye in the morning).
Bonne apres-midi. Nice afternoon (when saying goodbye in the afternoon).
Bonne soiree. Nice evening (when saying goodbye in the evening).
Goodnight. Bonne nuit.
Good bye! Au revoir!
a while bye! A plus tard!
courtesy phrases:
Thank you. Merci
Thank you very much. Merci bien.
Thank you very much. Merci beaucoup.
Neni zac. You're welcome. Nothing.
Promiňte. Forgiveness.
Promiňte, že obtěžuji going. Sorry to bother you.
Omluvte me, Prosim. Excuse me, please. To
nestojí za rec. It's not worth the trouble. To
I maličkost. It's the least we can do. To
nevada. It does not matter. Nic is
neděje. It does not matter.
Posaďte se Prosim. Sit down, please.
Jak is Mate? How are you?
Ujde to, děkuji. Not bad, thank you. Okay, thank you.
otázky:
Who is it? - Qui est-ce?
What's this? Qu'est-ce que c'est?
That's all. C'est tout.
Quelle heure est-il? What time is it?
habitez OU-vous? Where do you live?
What's your name? Comment t'appelles here?
How old are you? Quel age avez-vous?
Where do you work? - Oh travaillez-vous?
How much does it cost? Combien ça court? C'est Combien?
Understanding:
I speak Czech. It Parle tchèque.
Please speak more slowly. Parlez lentement, s'il vous plait.
do not speak French. Je ne Parle pas francais.
I speak a little French. It Parle un peu francais.
do not understand. Je ne comprends pas.

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KAJ - Anglicka Základní fráze

KAJ
Basic Phrases Greetings: Hi
. Hello (Hi is colloquially).
Good morning (afternoon). Good morning.
Good afternoon. Good afternoon.
Good evening. Good Evening.
Hi. Cheerio.
Bye. Bye.
Goodbye. Good bye.
See you later. See you later.
Goodnight. Good night.
courtesy phrases:
Thanks a lot. Thanks very much. Thank
vám mnohokrát. Thank you very much.
Není zač. You're welcome.
Nestojí to za řeč. Don't mention it.
Není zač. Not at all.
Promiňte... Excuse me... když chci upoutat něčí pozornost
     Omluvy:
Omlouvám se, je mi to líto. I'm sorry.
To nic. No problem.
To je v pořádku. It's OK.
Netrapte se tím. Don't worry about it.
      Porozumění:
Nemluvím anglicky. I don't speak English.
Nemluvím mnoho anglicky. I don't speak much English. I can
very little English. I only speak very little Česky
I speak a little English. I speak a little Česky ..
Please speak more slowly. Please speak more slowly.
Could you please repeat that? Could you please repeat that?
understand. I understand.
do not understand. I do not understand.
Questions:
How are you? How are you?
What's this? What is is?
Who is it? Who is it?
How old are you? How old are you?
What time is it? What Time Is It?
Where are you from? Where are you from?
Where do you live? Where do you live? Where
pracuješ? What is your job?