Ohoy, Shikni! Hello, Czech speakers! This video is designed to point out some obvious mistakes that Czech speakers tend to make. I hope it will be really helpful for you. So these first mistakes tend to affect the older population but also relevant to everybody. So over-old are, instead of father, you might get father and also W sound often sounds like V sound. So instead of what you get VOT. And of course, CH when written can often be like sound. So chaos instead of chaos, for example, CH AS. So be careful of these mistakes you probably don't make them but be careful. The next mistake is to do with the vowel sound O. Often it sounds like the Czech sound O. So you get Czech way, NO SHOW SO. And it should actually be NO SHOW SO. So it's actually a really short sound O. It needs to be practice. Say after me O. No. Perfect. Okay, moving on. Stress on the first syllable of the word. This is a very Czech mistake as that's what you do in your language. Let me read something in a Czech way. And address to the Harvard Medical School, Department of Continuing Education. It's really hard for me even to say it. In English each word has its own stress you've got to learn it otherwise you won't sound correct. Okay, last tip. Last mistake. Danger, silent letters. So we say bomb and calm here. We don't say like Czechs might say bomb or calm. Great, I hope this has been a useful video. Here's a silly Czech sentence. Check the Czechs, Czechs, Czechs. Do you know what it means? Right below. This has been Charles Wood English teacher, subscribe for more videos, better English, better life.