Learn Zbraslavs Language Easy & Fun

Description: The history of the Native Tongue of Zbraslav, a village in central Bohemia, Czech Republic. This unique dialect is spoken by fewer than one hundred residents and considered endangered, with only elderly locals able to converse fluently. The language's roots can be traced back to medieval times when Zbraslav was part of the Holy Roman Empire and spoke German. After the expulsion of Germans during World War II, native Czech became the dominant dialect in the region. Today, efforts are underway to preserve this dialect through cultural events and language courses designed for native speakers and those interested in learning more about the history and culture of Zbraslav.