Czech textbooks

[Kevin Windle]

>Does anyone out there know of books, programs, anything that might be
>particularly useful for someone (yours truly) learning Czech in middle age.
>Are there any writings on the subject that might be useful to an intelligent
>layperson (i.e. not a student of linguistics)?
>
        If still needed, and if traditional print sources are of interest,
there is David Short's 'Teach Yourself Czech: A Complete Course for
Beginners', Hodder & Stoughton, 1993 & '98.

        There's also a very useful book for Russian speakers by Helena
Confortiova, Hana Hrdlickova et al.: 'Cheshskii iazyk dlia russkikh',
Statni pedagogicke nakladatelstvi, Prague, 1976 (so most likely out of
print).

Kevin Windle

Dr Kevin Windle,
Reader,
Dept. of Classical and Modern European Languages,
Australian National University, Canberra, ACT 0200
Tel. (02) 6249 2885; Fax (02) 6249 3252

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