Languageknowledge:

Czech - It's my nativelanguage.

Slovak - It's almost mynative language. It was second official language in formalCzechoslovakia.

English - It was official communication language in the company, where I worked before, therefore I had to use it every day. Only the problem was that we dis not have so much real native speakers there. That can make my English a bit specific.

Russian - I had tolearn it for 9 years. It was a "must" in formal Czechoslovakia. But, I did not use it since 1993 except I trysometimes to read some Russian web pages to refresh the knowledge.Written (read/write) is not a problem still. I am able to listento broadcasting with average results, but it starts to be aproblem to speak.

German - I startedrecently to learn it. Currently, I am able to read and partiallywrite with help of the dictionary. I am able to use only thebasic communication phrases to be able to survive in a Germanspeaking country (buying, traveling...).

Croatian - Thislanguage is similar to Czech and belongs to the same group (origin) of the languages. I had opportunity to spend together almost 3months in the Croatia. I had started with small conversation bookand during that time I have learned a bit. It is no problemunderstand the basic communication and phrases and to listen to someparts of a broadcasting. I can read most of the text, but thedictionary is sometimes needed. The similarity of languages isoften misleading; the same words could have a different meaning inCzech and Croatian. Unfortunately, I am not able to speakcorrectly. I produce always something like mixture of Croatian, Slovak, Polish, Russian and mostly Czech.

Polish - It is almostthe same case like with Croatian. The difference is that I was inthe Poland for shorter time, but on the other hand this languageis more similar to Czech.

Communication Note:

You can use any of these languages in order towrite me an Email. Please, respect the level of knowledge what Ihave. I can try to answer to you using the same language, but Iwould prefer to use Czech or English in my answers. It isquickest for me. If it is easier for you to write in e.g.Russian, but you are able to read English then please note it inthe email that I can use English for the answer. The same isvalid for all languages from this list.