Part 3

The note

Then, when I saw the note, I noticed that all letters in the note had a strange accentuation. I didn't understand why my grandfather would send to me a note that didn't make sense. But I was feeling something weird, when I saw the note with all those weird letters. I looked at the last word: "Praha". Suddenly, I thought: "oh boy... what does Praha mean? I love you old man but you're crazy!" Then I look up from the note and I see the atlas, it was opened and I read that big title: "Prague". Then I saw the last word in the note, and I thought again... "Praha... Prague... Praha... Prague! It's Prague! No way! It something about Prague!". I runed to my bedroom, I took my phone and just when I was writing the content of the note in the translator, I thought: "Oh boy, this is the easier way. Maybe my grandfather thought that his grandson would be able to translate and decipher the content inside the note".

When I closed the translator, and I put my phone on my bed, I make a promised with myself, I will be searching the meaning but only studying Czech. That was three years ago, and even now I don't have idea what's that note mean. That was the beginning of a great adventure in language learning, and since I saw that note, I have been studying English because many Czech courses (a big part of them) are in English.

I'm Keeping my promise old man! Wherever you are, I'm keeping my promise...

The end of Part 3

Note: I'm going to be posting the last part of this serie (Part 4) tomorrow morning.