Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Another lesson, second lesson in Czech language or more precisely in sounds which compose the Czech language, building blocks. But the result, the first wall will elevate. So, basic wall phonemes are a a o u e and the official diphtong o. The whole country parts are a a e o u o o. Same sound, the first occurs in the middle, the second in at the beginning of the world. No mystery and e. The diphtong, I don't believe it can be elongated o o o o. Perhaps in ornamental piece but and we have also of course consonants, three groups of them. Hard, neutral and soft. So we have done with the part of the elongation which is done thanks to the diacritics acute accent and now we will proceed with classification which is just a I would say convention and with the softening or modification which will be done thanks to heart check or the inverted Chinese hat. So let's see the soft consonants first. The unique one. The neutral are b f l m b s v z. The hard consonants are h h h k r d t n. So more about the inverted circumflex, the heart check. It is used with certain letters to form new characters. They are not new but they sound differently from the original one. As s becomes h z becomes r z c becomes c n becomes n a becomes y. This is the only wall which has d in that respect of x. Otherwise it is dedicated to consonants. r becomes r z and d becomes d. The last two letters, t becoming j and d becoming j are sometimes written with a coma above. We use them only for aesthetic reasons. It has not other meaning and it is also an abbreviated heart check because it lessons the higher the letter and it looks better in print. We do a thing about check language. And react let me know. I hope you find the check language quite easy and interesting. New sounds, new mindset. Imagine you can command your own beer in a fluent check. And I don't drink like this. And that's it. Cool. Thank you for watching.