Czech is a West Slavic language and the official language of the Czech Republic, spoken by around 10.7 million people. It is closely related to Slovak, and speakers of the two languages generally understand one another without much difficulty. Czech is written in the Latin alphabet with diacritical marks that indicate sounds such as the distinctive consonant heard in the name Dvorak. There is a marked difference between the formal standard used in writing and broadcasting and the everyday spoken variety known as Common Czech, especially in Bohemia; Moravian dialects differ again. Czech has been an official EU language since 2004, and Czech communities in the UK have grown since the country joined the EU that year.
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