Czech voice over

Czech voice over may turn out to be not as easy as it seems. Czech is considered to be one of the most difficult languages to master. It is a West Slavic language, very similar to Slovak, yet certain phonetic peculiarities, related to historical development of different consonants, distinguish it heavily from cognate languages. Besides, Czech has difficult morphology: there are many types of noun declension, various types of present verb conjugation and no simple past. Many find Czech grammar illogical, too.

Czech language, that has had three development periods throughout the history of Czech culture, can be now heard in Central and Eastern Europe (being one of the EU official languages), but also in America and even Australia. However, the vast majority of Czech-speaking people (over ten millions) reside in the Czech Republic, naturally. At the same time, there are four groups of dialects in the country, as well as interdialects (for instance, oral colloquial speech). Standard Czech, used in literature, is the highest stylistic level of the language.

An outsider, who is not a native speaker, would find it hard to clause sentences without mistakes and pronounce all sounds seamlessly. That is why it is difficult to do without professionals while creating content for Czech people. Our Czech voice talents are proficient in the language and know all of its stumbling blocks. Perfect pronunciation, clear articulation and sufficient vocabulary – our specialists will help you provide any project with voiceover in Czech.