ZLN

LIFE
A user's guide for students

Tomas Bata University in Zln

Tomas Bata University in Zln

The Tomas Bata University in Zln (TBU)
is a modern, dynamic and innovative institution
which provides high-quality education in the
field of chemistry and materials technology,
chemical and process engineering, production
management and environmental protection,
management and economy, marketing and
multimedia communications, information technology, and social pedagogy.
You will benefit from our small class sizes and
our low student-to-faculty ratio.

The Tomas Bata University is a member of the

European University Association and uses the
ECTS credit system. TBU takes part in various
European projects (e.g. Socrates, CEEPUS, FP5,
FP6, Leonardo, etc.), and cooperates with more
than 60 international partners.

Contents

BEFORE APPLYING

UPON ARRIVAL
Student Visa
Health Insurance
International Student Card

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GETTING TO ZLN

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UNIVERSITY LIFE
Registration
Accommodation
Refectory
Library
Computer Facilities
Sport
Leaving TBU

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DAILY LIFE
Currency
Emergency Services
Postal and Telephone Services
Public Holidays

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CZECH REPUBLIC

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TOWN OF ZLN

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TIPS FOR TRIPS

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SURVIVAL DICTIONARY

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MAP

PRACTICAL
INFORMATION
FOR EXCHANGE
STUDENTS

Tomas Bata University in Zln

Faculty of Technology

Tomas Bata University in Zln

Faculty of Management and Economics

Tomas Bata University in Zln

Faculty of Multimedia Communications

ACADEMIC YEAR
Winter semester: starts last week in September (14 weeks)
Examination period: 5 weeks
Summer semester: starts first week in February (14 weeks)
Examination period: 5 weeks
Summer holidays: July, August
Note: The dates may vary according to the year.

BEFORE APPLYING
Before you come to study at the Tomas Bata University in Zln, you will need to submit the following
documents:
APPLICATION FORM
Complete the form in block letters and send it to the International Affairs Department of the University or to the faculty.
Do not forget to include your e-mail address and your
passport size photo.
LEARNING AGREEMENT
Choose appropriate courses or a project offered by the
faculty or the department where you are going to study.
Have the Agreement signed by your home department
and university coordinators and send it together with your
Application Form to the University International Affairs
Department.
For more information on the offered courses and projects
do not hesitate to contact the teachers responsible for
bilateral agreements between the relevant faculties.
Both forms should be available from the International
Affairs Department of your home university. If not, you can
download them from our website www.utb.cz
Make sure you submit the forms 90 days ahead of your
planned arrival to allow sufficient time for all formalities
to be completed.

UPON ARRIVAL
STUDENT VISA
According to the Czech Law, all foreign students studying in the country need a student visa. Contact the
Czech Embassy or consulate in your home country for
information on latest visa requirements. It is no longer
possible to apply for a visa in the Czech Republic. You
have to hold a student visa when arriving in the country.
You will need about 2 months to complete this procedure.
Besides the application form, the following additional
documents are required:
A) For a stay of up to 90 days
Letter of acceptance (issued by the TBU International
Affairs Department on getting your application form and
learning agreement)
Proof of income (the Socrates/Erasmus grant confirmation
letter or a bank account statement)
Confirmation of accommodation (enclosed to the letter
of acceptance)
Proof of health insurance (must be translated into Czech
and notarised)
Passport size photo
Passport (valid for at least 90 days beyond the expiry
date of your visa)
B) For a stay of over 90 days
you will need all the above listed documents plus:
Confirmation of absence of criminal record in your
home country
Confirmation of a clean record from the Czech Criminal

Record Register (confirming that the applicant has no

criminal record in the Czech Republic).
All the documents must be written in Czech or translated
into Czech by an authorised translator. Some consulates
provide translation verification for a small charge. All
forms are available from Czech consulates and embassies,
and need to be completed in Czech language.
You can download an example of the form from our website.

HEALTH INSURANCE
Students are strongly advised to get health and travel
insurance prior to coming to the Czech Republic. In
most cases, visitors to the Czech Republic, including EU
citizens, are NOT covered by the Czech Health Insurance
Plan. Please consult your health insurance company about
the necessary steps. The Czech Republic generally recognizes all kinds of health insurance schemes valid in the EU.

ISIC INTERNATIONAL STUDENT IDENTITY CARD

You should obtain your Student Identity Card (ISIC) from
your home university or in your home country. This card
will allow you to benefit from student reductions for
such things as the public transport pass, most museum
and theatre tickets, and many bus, rail and air fares.
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GETTING TO ZLN

BY AIR
Zln does not have its own airport. The air gate to the Czech
Republic is the Prague International Airport (PRG) which has
daily connection from/to major European cities. Another
possibility is to fly to Vienna Austria, which is actually closer
to Zln (220 km) than Prague (300 km). From both cities
there are direct connections to Zln either by train or by bus.

BY TRAIN
The Czech Republic has an extensive railway network
which is operated by the state railway company esk
Drhy (D). It is easy to get to the Czech Republic from all
major European cities by train. Rail station Otrokovice
(10 km from the centre of Zln) is on the main rail route
number 330 (Vienna) Beclav Otrokovice Perov,
with a connection in Perov to route number 270 Prague
Ostrava (Warsaw). The town of Zln and its industrial
zones are connected to the local railway route number
335 Otrokovice Zln Central Vizovice by a shuttle train.

BY BUS
In addition to the extensive railway network there is a dense
network of coach lines. Its long distance coaches tend to
be faster, more frequent and even cheaper than trains.
The Czech Republic has connection from/to major European

cities several times a week. Most international buses arrive

to Prague (Florenc Main Station) or to Brno. There are
several buses a day running to Zln from Prague or Brno.

BY CAR
Zln is connected with the chief centres of the Czech
Republic through a motorway I/49, which is attached to the
state motorway network (Vykov 70 km) in the direction of
Brno Prague and Ostrava. The connection of Zln into the
state motorway network is planned for the year 2005,
extending the existing route D1 Praha Brno Krom,
to connect Zln with the border of the Slovak Republic. In
the same period the motorway I/50 (Vienna) Beclav
Uhersk Hradit Otrokovice Perov Ostrava should
be reconstructed and expanded, interconnecting the
region in the north south direction.
DISTANCE FROM SELECTED CITIES (km)
Vienna
(A)
220
Praha 300
Bratislava (SK) 200
Brno
100
Useful links to web sites on transportation
also in English and German:
Czech Airlines homepage
http://www.csa.cz/
Czech Railroads, the national railway system
http://www.cdrail.cz/
Information about train and bus connection
within the Czech Republic
http://idos.cz/
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UNIVERSITY LIFE
REGISTRATION WITHIN THE UNIVERSITY
Please ask your faculty co-ordinator or institutional co-ordinator whether and how you should
register. He/she may advise you to visit the Student
Services Department at the Faculty where you will be
studying, or the Universitys International Affairs
Department.
FOR THE REGISTRATION PLEASE BRING ALONG:
Letter of acceptance
from the Tomas Bata University in Zln
Photocopy of your passport
or a copy of your birth registration document
Photocopy of your student visa (if applicable)
Student ID card from your home university
or a copy of this card
Evidence of your medical insurance
The Tomas Bata University in Zln is not liable for any medical costs incurred by students or guests, international or
otherwise.
Upon your registration, the International Affairs Department will issue your TBU Student ID Card. This card is
your identification document within the university and
gives you right of access to libraries and the facilities open
to students. Should there be any problem, please contact
your course manager or faculty coordinator immediately,
or the International Affairs Department.

ACCOMMODATION
Your accommodation is arranged by your
host faculty. To have your rooms reserved
in time, send your accommodation application form in time and keep in touch with your
host faculty representatives.
The TBU international
students are usually
housed in the University
Halls of Residence in
Zln.
Accommodation is provided in twin rooms:
two twin rooms with an
en suite bathroom and
kitchenette.
The rooms are furnished. Bed linen is provided. In winter you can
get one extra blanket.
There are basic kitchen
utensils available, and it
is easy and inexpensive
to buy some necessary things in local shops.
When you enter TBU Halls of Residence, you will be given
a contract to sign. It includes rules and regulations that
apply at the residence. Upon your request we can find you
accommodation in private.

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REFECTORY
All students can buy meals in the Refectory
(Menza), which is located in the building U4.
Meals are served Monday to Friday.
Lunch 11 a.m. 2 p.m.
Dinner 5 p.m. 7 p.m.
The meals are not pre-ordered.

The TBU student

card must be
"charged" by a certain amount of
money prior to its
first use. The minimum amount for
charging the card
is 100 CZK (for students). You can get
the card charged
at the cash desk at
the end of the
serving line. For
quick charging,
please try to pay
the exact amount
of money you want to charge your card with. With the
smart card, the payment for the food is done automatically with every meal taken.
The card can also be charged at the Complaints
Department from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every weekday.
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LIBRARY
The Central Library fulfils its function as a Rectoratedirected Information Workplace of TBU, assuring access
to comprehensive catalogues, and to selected electronic
information resources in the Study Rooms. It provides
off-site and on-site services to its clients, the reservation
documents, circulation services, inter-library service.
Except the Central Library which is located at the building U4,
there are 12 Departmental Libraries.
COMPUTER FACILITIES
The University has many
computer facilities available for the use of both
Czech and foreign students. It is possible to get
an e-mail address only
after having registered as
an international guest
student.
COMPUTERS AND STUDY ROOMS
Computer facilities are situated in each university building.
The main computer and study rooms are situated in the
basement of the building U2 and on the second floor in
the University's Central Library, the building U4 and on the
fifth floor in the Faculty of Technology, the building U1. To
enter these rooms you need a TBU Student ID Card as well
as your login and password to use the computers.
The Computer Room at the Library is open
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. from Monday to Thursday
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday
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ACCOUNT AND E-MAIL ADDRESS

Once you have received your TBU student card, you can
apply for a computer account and an e-mail address.
You will then have an access to the e-mail, internet and
all regular programmes.
To open a computer account, a form setting out all regulations relating to both the computer facilities and the use of
your e-mail account etc. has to be signed.

COPY CENTER
For the convenience of students there is a copy machine
located in each faculty building and in the Central Library
(ground floor). For using the machine, a small fee will be
deducted from your TBU Student ID Card.
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UNIVERSITY SPORTS FACILITIES

The Tomas Bata University owns a sports centre at
Jin Svahy (U5), where you will find 2 gyms and a fitness centre. Another university fitness centre is in the
Halls of Residence (U10). As a member of the university
Sports Club you can use these facilities at any time during
the week. Students can take part in any organized activities listed bellow:
Aerobic, Body-building, Swimming, Floorball, Volleyball, Softball, Skiing, Windsurfing, Basketball, Hiking,
Climbing, Soccer, Taek-wondo, Squash.

LEAVING TBU IN ZLN

Before you leave the Tomas Bata University in Zln, there
are a few things to remember to do:
see the Faculty coordinator to obtain all output papers
see the International Affairs Department to return the TBU
Student ID Card and to obtain your outgoing papers
sign out at the Halls of Residence and get a refund of
your deposit (if applicable)
return all the books and/or any other materials you borrowed from the Faculty or Central Library
if necessary, confirm your flight
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DAILY LIFE

CURRENCY
The Czech currency is called
koruna (crown, abbreviated
K), which is made up of 100
hal (hellers, abbreviated hal.).
Coins in the following denominations are in circulation: 1 crown,
2 crowns, 5 crowns, 10 crowns
and 20 crowns. In addition there
are the following bank notes:
20 crowns, 50 crowns, 100
crowns, 200 crowns, 500 crowns,
1,000 crowns, 2,000 crowns and
5,000 crowns.
MONEY MATTERS
The cost of living is low in the
Czech Republic compared to
other European countries, and
you will be able to live comfortably without spending large
sums. Cash dispensers are generally the easiest and cheapest
way to manage money here, and
there is a number of them located conveniently throughout
the Zln town center. You can also pay by credit card in
most stores.
Foreign currency can be exchanged at any bank or money
exchange office, though you might check around to see
which one gives the best exchange rate, since these can
vary a little.
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EMERGENCY SERVICES
Throughout the Czech Republic, there is one set of emergency telephone numbers for use in case of fire, the urgent
need of an ambulance, or the police. These are as follows:
112 Emergency calls
central number
150 Fire brigade

155 Ambulance
156 Municipal police
158 Police

EMERGENCY
If you are faced with an urgent need for medical attention
at a time when doctors' offices are not open, and you are
confined to bed, call the first-aid service at 577 214 445
or 577 214 446; a doctor will come to examine you within
a very short time. In other cases, you should go in person
to the emergency service at the hospital Baova nemocnice, Havlkovo nbe 600. Emergency dental care is
also available at the same address.
Take the trolleybus number 2, 8 or 9 and get off at the
stop Nemocnice /Hospital/.
PHARMACIES
Most of the medicines available elsewhere can
be obtained here, though not in every pharmacy.
Nevertheless, you are strongly recommended to
bring medication you will use during your stay in Zln. Unfortunately, there is no non-stop pharmacy in Zln. The most
convenient is the pharmacy located in the Golem centrum
(open till 10 p.m.), or the one at the Interspar shopping mall.

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POLICE
There are two separate police forces in the Czech Republic,
the National Police Forces (Policie esk republiky) and the
Municipal Police Forces (Mstsk policie). The Czech Police
deal with such areas as criminal activities, road traffic
(accidents, fines and so on), and visas for foreigners. The
Municipal Police have certain limited powers to maintain
law and order within the town or city.
Violent crime is still rare by the standards of Western
Europe or the United States, but there is a great deal of
theft. Be alert to the danger of pickpockets in crowded
places. However, Zln is a very safe town.
POSTAL AND TELEPHONE SERVICE
Most post offices are only open on weekdays. Buy
stamps at the post office or from newsstands. Posted
letters go into the orange boxes around the city.
Most public telephones in the Czech Republic no longer
accept coins but must be operated with a prepaid phone
card, which can be bought at post offices and at most
newsstands. Phone cards are suitable for local, long distance, and international calls. The best way to call
abroad is to use the xCall program. Dial 952 + 00 +
country code + area code + phone number. Your phone call
will be cheaper if you call off-peak, i.e. from 5 p.m. to 7 a.m.
on weekdays, and any time on weekends or holidays. You
can also use a pre-paid phone card called xCard, which
can be used for calling from any phone within the Czech
Republic. Remember that all prepaid phone cards expire
12 months after the first use. To call out of the Czech
Republic dial 00 followed by the country code, area
code and the number. For the international operator, dial
1181. The country code for the Czech Republic is 420.
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PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
Establishment Day, celebrating the
foundation of the Czech Republic
in 1993
EASTER MONDAY Easter Holiday
MAY 1
Labour Day
MAY 8
Liberation Day, celebrating the end
of World War II
JULY 5
Constantin and Methodius Day, celebrating the arrival of the first Christian
missionaries to the Czech lands
JULY 6
Master Jan Hus Day, commemoration
of the religious reformer's death at the
stake in 1415
SEPTEMBER 28
St. Wenceslas Day, in remembrance
of the patron of the Czech State
OCTOBER 28
Czechoslovakian Statehood Day,
establishment of the democratic Czechoslovakia in 1918
NOVEMBER 17
Freedom and Democracy Day, commemorating the anti-Nazi student
demonstrations of 1939 and the antiCommunist demonstrations of 1989
DECEMBER 24
Christmas Eve
DECEMBER 25, 26 Christmas Holidays
JANUARY 1

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CZECH REPUBLIC

GEOGRAPHY
The Czech Republic, as a part of Central Europe, is
squeezed between Germany, Austria, Slovakia and
Poland. The country is bordered by the mountains. Its area
is almost 79,000 sq. km (30,000 sq. miles), the same size
as the island of Ireland. The highest point is the Snka,
1,602 m (5,222 ft). The capital, Prague, is just in the middle
of the western part of the country, 300 m above sea level.
PEOPLE
There are about 10 million people living in the Czech
Republic (out of it 1.3 million in Prague). Most of them are
Czechs and they speak Czech language. They tend to be
polite, mild-mannered with a good sense of humour, not
inclined to arguments or fights. They are intelligent, creative, well educated, and can be quite conservative. Young
people tend to be more proficient in foreign languages.
The largest Church is the Roman Catholic but Czechs are
mostly atheists, due to the systematic oppression of religion during Communism.
CLIMATE
Czech is a four-seasoned country with a continental climate. The summers tend to be sunny and quite hot,
the winters cold, the springs and falls are mild but
changeable. Weather forecast is available at CNN.

Month
Temperature [C]
Temperature [F]
Rainfall [mm]
Humidity [%]

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Jan
5
28
20
70

Feb
0
37
20
63

Mar
8
46
25
57

Apr
12
54
40
49

May
19
66
60
49

Jun
22
72
70
48

Jul
25
77
65
51

Aug
24
75
55
49

Sep
19
66
40
57

Oct
12
54
25
63

Nov
5
41
25
78

Dec
0
32
20
81

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THE TOWN OF ZLN

Zln lies along the river
Devnice in a mild climatic
area of the south-eastern
Moravia. It is also a crossroad for the ethnographic boundaries of the Wallachian,
Han and Moravian Slovak regions. Today, the town has
a population of 85,000, and is the seat of the Zln
Region. The town is the seat of several government
offices, as well as of cultural and social institutions. One
facet of the towns character is its unique functionalist
architecture. Zln is also the birthplace of the founder of

the Bata Shoe concern, Tomas Bata. The typical Bata

architecture enables city quarters lying in close proximity to the centre to create landscaped greenery. It is possible to reach the extensive and well-maintained city
parks and forests in just a few minutes walk from any
place in the centre. That is why Zln is also called the City
of Greenery.

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Information centre
The town of Zln operates the Information and Tourist centre
at the square nm. Mru 12, in the lobby of the Town Hall.
It has a wide selection of maps, brochures and other
information materials on Zln and its region, and also acts
as a ticket agency, selling tickets for a number of cultural
events.
Zln public transport
Public transport in Zln includes buses, trolleybuses and
trains. To use public transport you need a valid ticket
(stamped in a red machine immediately after getting on

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the vehicle) or a travel card. Individual tickets can be purchased at many stands, in some shops, in ticket machines
at stops. You can also buy a ticket from the driver but it is
more expensive.
All the university buildings are located in the walking distance from the University Halls of Residence.
There is a possibility to obtain a cheaper monthly student
transportation card (only if you are under 26). To get the
student travel card you need 1 passport-size photograph,
ISIC card or other proof that you are a student (collect at
International Affairs Department) and the address of your
stay in Zln.

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CULTURE
Zln has always had a strong cultural
heritage. Two traditional city institutions are the Municipal Theatre in
Zln and the Bohuslav Martin Philharmonic Orchestra. There are also
many other institutions - the District
Gallery, Museum of South-eastern
Moravia, the alternative theatre
Mal Scna, Shoe Museum, Classic
Car Museum, and dozens of private
galleries, folklore ensembles, modern
rock clubs, and art agencies.
The International Film Festival for Children and Youth has
taken place in Zln annually since 1961. It is an important
event, attracting the leading film actors and actresses,
producers and media not only from the Czech Republic
but also from abroad. It is held annually in May.

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SPORTS
Zln offers a wide range of sporting and recreational
opportunities. The town of Zln also provides several
sporting facilities, including indoor and outdoor swimming pools, ice skating ring, artificial skiing slope, squash
facilities, tennis courts, golf courses and bowling alleys.
There are also great opportunities for hiking, cycling,
horse riding, and fishing. The region has thousands of
kilometres of marked hiking paths and trails designed for
all age groups. The international Moravian Cycling Route
passes through the region. Visitors can also try out boating
on the Bata canal.

Zln also holds several prestigious sports events. Let us

mention at least two of them. In autumn it is the first of the
four tournaments of the European Ice-Hockey Tour, and in
summer thousands of people watch Barum Rally European Rally Championship, which runs through the town
and its surroundings.

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TIPS FOR TRIPS

Buchlov
The beginnings of this castle date back to the first half of
the 13th century. Today's interior furnishings, together with
a collection of specimens from nature and an extensive
library, document the evolution of interior design and
lifestyles between the 15th and the 19th centuries.
Buchlovice
^
The baroque chateau
Buchlovice was built in the fashion of
an Italian villa at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries. The
original Italian Baroque garden was extended by a large natural romantic park with numerous plantings of indigenous
and exotic tree species, which represent one of the most
important dendrological collections in the Czech lands.

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Ronov
pod Radhotm
Ronov pod Radhotm is well known
for its open-air museum of rural architecture,
the oldest in Central
Europe.
Ronov, originally a spa,
is a popular holiday
resort in the Beskydy
mountains, a starting
point of hiking tours,
and the centre of Wallachia region.
Luhaovice
The town of Luhaovice is the largest spa town in Moravia,
lying on the slopes of the White Carpathians. The town is
famous for its mineral springs, which form the foundation
for the spa system. The town of Luhaovice offers ideal conditions for rest, relaxation, cultural life, and health regeneration. Exquisite natural surroundings, a pleasant atmosphere
and typical architecture are the chief assets of the city.

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Krom
The town, also called "Hana's Athens" because of its
beautiful historic landmarks, is an exciting example of different architectural styles and cultural history. Krom

was proclaimed the nicest historical town of the Czech

Republic in 1997. Its complex of historical gardens and the
^
Archbishopric Chateau
are included on the UNESCO
World Heritage List.

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Vizovice
A small town in Moravian Wallachia. In the town there is
the Castle of Vizovice with a French-style garden, furnished interiors, and a large collection of works of art.

ZOO Len
The Zoo in Zln is one of the most beautiful zoological gardens in the Czech Republic. Within the bio-park of modern
design, there are spacious exhibitions where mammals and
birds of various species coexist in harmony. Visitors can see
over 200 species of animals. One of the most dominating
^
features of the Zoo is the Len Chateau,
built in Art Nouveau style in 1887 to 1894.

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Lukov
Castle Lukov is located almost two kilometres north of the
village of the same name, at the southern end of the Hostynsky Highlands, which, because of their natural assets,
favourable climate and romantic scenery, are among the
most popular tourist areas of Southeast Moravia. The
castle itself is one of the most significant and largest
medieval fortified structures in Moravia.
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SURVIVAL DICTIONARY
Useful phrases
Good morning
Good afternoon
Hello
Good-bye
How are you?
Fine, thank you
What is your name?
My name is ...
Do you speak English?
Do you understand?
I do not understand
I'm sorry
Thank you
You are welcome
Cheers!
How much is it?
Yes
No

Dobr rno
Dobr den
Ahoj
Nashledanou
Jak se m?
Dobe, dkuji
Jak se jmenuje?
Jmenuji se ...
Mluv anglicky?
Rozum?
Nerozumm
Je mi lto
Dkuji
Prosm
Na zdrav
Kolik to stoj?
Ano
Ne

Personal data
Personal data
Surname
First name
Date of birth
Country
Residence; Address
Profession
Passport
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Osobn daje
Pjmen
Jmno
Datum narozen
Zem
Bydlit
Povoln
Pas

Shopping
Milk
half fat
full fat
Bread
Butter
Cheese
Meat
pork
beef
chicken
fish
Ham
Eggs
Spices
Dumplings
Vegetable
Fruit
Coffee
Tea
Beer
Pop
Water
sparkling
non-sparkling
mineral
Toothpaste
Toothbrush
Soap
Shampoo

Mlko
polotun,
plnotun
Chleba
Mslo
Sr
Maso
vepov
hovz
kuec
ryb
unka
Vejce
Koen
Knedlk
Zelenina
Ovoce
Kva
aj
Pivo
Limonda
Voda
perliv
neperliv
minerln
Zubn pasta
Kartek na zuby
Mdlo
ampn
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

Bus Station
Train Station
Post Office
Information
Swimming Pool
Winter Stadium
Athletic Stadium
Theatre
Cinema
Philharmonic

4.

nm. T. G. Masaryka 275

Mostn 5139

Rmy 4046
tefnikova 2431

U1
U2

U3
U4

Faculty of Technology
Rectorate TBU
Faculty of Management
and Economics
Institute of Information
Technologies
Faculty of Multimedia
Communications
Refectory
Central Library

University Building Locations:

Autobusov ndra
Vlakov ndra
Pota
Informace
Lzn Zln
Zimn stadion
Stadion mldee
Mstsk divadlo
Velk kino
Filharmonie

8.

Nad Strnmi 4511

Antonnova 4379
tefnikova 150
nm. T. G. Masaryka 1279

Gym, Sports Hall

Halls of Residence
Halls of Residence
Faculty of Technology
Faculty of Management
and Economics
Faculty of Multimedia
Communications
U11 Nad Ovrnou 3685
Halls of Residence
U12 nm. T. G. Masaryka 3050 Halls of Residence

U5
U6
U7
U10

Contact:

Tomas Bata University in Zln

International Affairs Department
Mostn 5139
760 01 Zln
Czech Republic
Telephone: +420 57 603 2213
E-mail: international@utb.cz

More information is available at the web site: www.utb.cz

This guide has been compiled and published
with the support of SOCRATES/ERASMUS
programme of the European Union.

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LIFE
A user's guide for students

Published by: Tomas Bata University in Zln, 2003 Photos: Dalibor Glck, Mgr. Klra Kupcov, Libor Stavjank
Design: Mgr. Petra uterov Pre-press: Comtech, s.r.o. Printed by: Hart Press, s. r. o.