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Czech Food – What to Eat in Prague

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Warm-up Questions

When you think of Prague, what foods or drinks do you imagine people eat and drink there?
If you visited Prague, would you prefer to try street food, restaurant food, or both? Why?
What is one local food you would definitely want to try in a new country?

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Czech Food – What to Eat in Prague

Drinks and starters (beer and soup) (00:00 – 01:30)

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1. What drink does the speaker say is the most important to try in the Czech Republic?

Apple juice
Czech wine
Schnaps
Beer

2. What two kinds of water are often offered at restaurants?

Salt water or fresh water
Hot water or cold water
Tap water or rain water
Still water or bubble water

3. Which soup does the speaker call the most special and different?

Potato soup
Tomato soup
Dill soup
Chicken noodle broth

Czech Food – What to Eat in Prague

Main dishes (fried cheese, duck, meat, potatoes) (01:30 – 03:15)

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1. What does the speaker call a good “transition dish” that appears in many restaurants?

Red cabbage
Fried cheese
Freshwater fish
Apple strudel

2. What is the speaker’s personal favorite dish that he recommends over everything else?

Ice cream
Duck and dumplings
Fish and salad
Steak and fries

3. According to the speaker, what do the Czech Republic’s meals often include a lot of?

Rice and beans
Meat and potatoes
Seafood and noodles
Fruit and yogurt

Czech Food – What to Eat in Prague

Desserts, schnaps, tipping, and extra tips (03:15 – 05:32)

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1. Which dessert does the speaker say is “dang good” and worth trying?

Chocolate cake
Apple strudel
Cheesecake
Rice pudding

2. Why does the speaker recommend having a schnaps after a big meal?

Because it helps as a smooth digestive after fatty, filling food
Because it is cheaper than beer
Because it is the only drink available
Because it replaces dessert

3. How much does the speaker say people usually tip at restaurants?

About 5%
No tipping
About 20%
About 10%

Czech Food – What to Eat in Prague

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1. What is the main purpose of the video?

To recommend what to eat and drink in the Czech Republic (especially in Prague)
To explain Czech history in Prague
To teach Czech grammar for travelers
To compare hotel prices in Europe

2. Which idea is repeated several times in the video?

Czech meals often include rich, filling foods like meat, dumplings, sauces, and potatoes
Czech people avoid bread
Czech food is usually light and low-calorie
Dessert is not common in Prague

3. What does the speaker suggest even people who don’t like it should still try in the Czech Republic?

Salad
Fish
Beer
Ice cream

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Czech Food – What to Eat in Prague

Which dish from the video would you most like to try (or avoid)? Explain why.
The speaker says Czech food is “filling” and “robust.” Do you prefer heavy meals or light meals when you travel? Why?
In your country, what foods are similar to dumplings, sauerkraut, or croquettes?
Do you think you should try local alcohol when traveling? Why or why not?