Nový Mlýn - green tech south bohemia

If you can touch type, you will already have a grasp of where the numbers are on a keyboard.  When you switch your keyboard to Czech,  the positions of numbers will be taken by the  letters in the Czech alphabet which have additional marks on them.

Instead of

1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    0

+    ě    š    č     ř    ž    ý     á    í    é          will  appear.

So, based on a handy system of mnemonics,  below is a suggestion of  how these characters might be remembered.
ě = ye, 2 yellow yetti,
š = sh, 3 sheds,
č= ch, 4 churches,
ř=rsh, 5 rushes rustle by the side of a řeka   river
ž= ssh, 6 babies sleeping, 6 shushes
ý= iii, 7
á=aaa, 8 sheep báááááááá
í=iii, 9
é=air 0 aero or zéé zoo
ú = square brackets open
ů= semicolon

ň= shift plus then letter n. ň
?= comma with shift.

I have now, however lost my colon, slash and quotation marks. Hmm.

1. Foukat ze severu - blow from the north
2. Východ východ = East sunrise
3. Západ západ = west sun setting
4. Na jih od hlavního města = south of the capital
5. Nebudu utrácet víc, než vydělam = I will not spend, more than I earn
6. Rychlost psaní = typing speed
7. Zpět do budoucnosti = back to the future
8. Lev, čarodějnice a skříň = the lion, the witch and the wardrobe
9. Napaldo mě, že = it crossed my mind that…

Also found a nifty little tool from Seznam - if I point at a word on the Internet, a little box comes up translating it into Czech for me. Which reminds me, I need to put Radio Karolina on.