Hmm... tak jako fakt super... jsem zpátky z Afriky, celkem asi tak 10 dní v Evropě, z toho v ČR asi tak 5. Celkem šok. K tomu sháním bydlení. Všechno vypadá vždy v pohodě, až do chvíle, kdy řeknu, že za mnou za 2 měsíce na pár měsíců (tedy 2 až necelé 3) můj muž (rozumějte přítel). Tak já fakt nevím, mám to teda při hledání bydlení zatloukat či co?!!

TEMSTEAG: muj pritel si to sedet a koukat zazil mockrat, a ja tady taky, tomu se podle me u vetsich konverzaci neda predejit (me takovy situace hrozne vadej, ale jemu prekvapive vubec :)

ale pokud jde vylozene o seznameni, tak ta situace asi nenastane, budou se oba snazit o konverzaci (kdyz daniela necham samotnyho s nasima, tak si taky nejdulezitejsi info nejak sdelej

TEMSTEAG: no to se asi vyhnes..bude to fajn, uvidis..:))

pravda,alespoň se vyhnu roztomile děsným příhodám z dětství a tak:) jen moje máti a ani on nepijou,takže musím je nadopovat něčím jiným.:)

Jenta pro zajimavost..hledam, ja se lisej ceny prevozu a narazila jsem na tohle =)
Moc penej textik =)

Infrastructure / Job Prospects

If you are are interested in moving to Czech Republic for work, the country has a developed economy, with a GDP of around $170 billion, and growing at a faster rate than the EU average. In fact the country is currently home to the fastest growing economy in Europe.

The country has benefited since joining the EU from foreign investment, and this is set to continue with the local banking and telecommunications industries being privatised by the government. The country has also increased its exports by over 10% per year

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The economy is reliant on tourism for around of 5% GDP and over 1% of the population are employed in the tourist industry. The Czech Republic was visited by nearly 6.5 million tourists in 2006.

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Czech cinema and animation are also world renown and these industries have benefited greatly from the influx of foreign investment. The Barrandov Studios near Prague are known as the Hollywood of the East, having attracted a large number of western film productions due to their relatively low cost and flexible working environment They are now believed to offer the largest production facility in Europe.

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DASHA: :)
to zni skvele!!!

KRIZOFKA: hezky! u slovanskejch jazyku by mel bejt pokrok rychlejsi
(nez u tech linejch nemcu!!! :)

jsem ted zrovna na navsteve v Brne v Olympii ulovila Sakaly leta s AJ titulkama. :)

ANDR3_I: tak to ti zavidim.. jedinej film, u kteryho mi zatim Loic nikdy neusnul, je Amelie.. =)))

SARAJ: parada, mrknu na to!

ANDR3_I: český filmy s anglickýma titulkama - tak to je přesně to, co sháním a nemám...