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Thursday´s word

illegible (iledžibl) - nečitelnýex. His writing is almost illegible.

Today´s word

top-notch - prvotřídní, vrcholný, bezvadný

POMOOOOC

ó jak je ten svět relativní a lidé nevděční - já bych radši toho humra

POMOOOOC

holky prosím pomozte-chci manželovi objednat k narozeninám adrenalinový zážitek.Chci to objednat radši po telefonu, ale nevím, jak se to vyslovuje, tak at není trapas.jedná se o auto HUMMER takový ten terénní velký vůz.můžete mi někdo napsat jak se to vysloví?(houmr?humr?)děkuju moc.z angličtiny umím tak hello

thursday's word

COMMUTEI thought it has only the meaning - vymenit,zamenit, zmenit trest.But Terry use that in a different way which is really common in US- dojizdet do zamestnani, dojizdet denne do prace

Something interesting from babycenter webside

We were talking many times about spoiling baby (mostly newborn to 6 months)on a czech parts of our BOL.I like this american expert answer, exspecially because czech people ( relatives and older people) are still believing that you can spoil your baby and telling you to be careful. I trust much more this american way ( even if not allways), because I could see how much mor sure and good feel all kids in America with parents who are giving tham their trust and love. We - czech grown kids feel very unsure many times,even when we are an adults ( me for example) because parents told us we are not good enough and didn't want to spoil us.So here is the "perfect english" answer from an expert:Should I worry about spoiling my baby?If I lavish love and attention on my baby, will I spoil him?Expert AnswersSandy Bailey, certified family life educator No. Young babies are completely spoil-proof. Your baby needs all the care and attention you can give. Ignore the advice of well-meaning relatives who think babies need to learn independence. Instead, listen to your parental instinct — that inner voice that tells you to comfort your baby when he cries."Spoiled children" have learned to use negative behavior to get what they want. But your baby is too young to purposefully manipulate or annoy you. He cries to communicate his needs, whether they're for a snack, a dry diaper, or a little cuddling with Mom or Dad. When you respond quickly to your baby, you're building his sense of self-worth. You're also establishing a foundation of trust that can last for years to come.If you give your baby prompt attention, he'll feel more secure and less anxious, giving him the courage to explore the world on his own. And once he understands that you take his cries seriously, he'll be less likely to cry for no reason. In the long run, responding quickly to your baby's needs will make him less clingy and demanding, not more.By the time your baby is 6 to 8 months old, he'll be paying close attention to cause and effect — noticing, for instance, that his bowl falls when he drops it from the highchair. He'll also start to see a direct link between his actions and your responses. At this point it's okay to set some limits. If your baby starts crying to get something he doesn't need, hold your ground and give him a hug when he calms down. Similarly, give hugs and praise for good behavior and gently redirect him when he's doing something hazardous.The right blend of love and guidance will eventually help your child understand his place in the world. But for now, your focus should be on giving him as much attention and comfort as you can. No matter how much you give, it's not more than he needs.

What is this?

It seems to be funny but it is real connection - I must write pronunciation :/it iz tů tů tů/Can you write it correct in English?

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Long time I haven't seen any new "today's word". Somebody please add something, so I can take some new knowledge.

What? asi si musím doplnit vzdělání

today's word

INFLUENCE [influens]-vliv,ovlivnovat ( can be meaned also as vliv z duvodu protekce,znamych nahore)s durazem na prvni slabiku [INfluence] je to podstatne jmeno - vliv(he has influence)s durazem na druhou slabiku [inFLUens]je to sloveso - ovlivnuje(he influence)

Today´s word

Today I came across one word which I haven´t seen before. The word is SAUCER (the pronunciation is "sósr") and it means podšálek in Czech. At first I thought that it has something in common with SAUCE - omáčka...

tak tady si ani neťuknu....leda tak smajlíka