Anglická slovní zásoba: Jak ji rozšířit a používat v praxi

When you think about learning English, you probably imagine grammar rules, verb tenses, or pronunciation. But the real key to speaking naturally isn’t perfect grammar—it’s anglická slovní zásoba, množství slov a frází, které používají nositelé jazyka v každodenním životě. Also known as anglické slovíčka, it’s what lets you say what you actually mean, not just what your textbook taught you. Most people think they need to memorize thousands of words, but the truth is simpler: you don’t need to know everything. You just need to know the right things—words you’ll actually use.

Think about it: how many times have you looked up a word like "convey" or "utilize" in a dictionary, only to hear a native speaker say "say" or "use" instead? That’s because everyday English doesn’t rely on fancy vocabulary. It relies on anglická komunikace, přirozené způsoby, jak lidé skutečně mluví, včetně frází, slangu a zkratky. And that’s exactly what you’ll find in the posts below—real examples, not textbook nonsense. You’ll learn how to say "What do you have in mind?" the right way, how apps like Duolingo actually help you remember words, and why repeating vocabulary isn’t about quantity, but about timing and context.

It’s not about memorizing 100 new words a day. It’s about learning 5 words deeply—how they sound, how they fit in sentences, and when to use them. That’s why učení angličtiny, není jen o učebnicích a testech, ale o tom, jak často a jak přirozeně je slova používáte matters more than how many you write down. The posts here cover everything from apps that help you retain vocabulary to how sleep and repetition affect your memory. You’ll see why people who learn English after 50 succeed—not because they’re smarter, but because they focus on what works.

You’ll also find out how many words you actually need to understand 80% of everyday conversations (spoiler: it’s way less than you think). And how a simple habit—like listening to one short podcast daily—can build your vocabulary without you even trying. This isn’t about passing exams. It’s about speaking without hesitation, understanding movies without subtitles, and finally saying what you really mean.

Below you’ll find real, tested tips—not theories. Whether you’re stuck on basic phrases, tired of forgetting words, or just want to sound more natural, the articles here show you exactly how to fix it. No fluff. No pressure. Just what works.