Vietnamese  Vietnamese  in the whole Czech Rep.  They make good business  working legally in Prague, others are studying  Religion – Buddhists, Christians  Little Hanoi - market  They have big celebrations of the Lunar year, …

Poles  16,7 thousand Poles  Since 2005 the number of Poles living in Prague has grown  12,5% have finished college  Most of them are Catholics  Singer Ewa Farna

Russians  Russians.  About Russians live in Prague.  Most often Russians live in Karlovy Vary.  They have souvenir shops They are good students. Holidays:  New year  Victory day  Malenitsa

Gypsies In 2011 just inhabitants acknowledged as Gypsy minority. But inhabitants speak Gypsy language. 30% are illiterate and most of them go to special schools. They were travellers, but it was stopped. They live in ghettos.

Ukrainians  1,7 percent Ukrainians live in Prague  In the Czech Republic the Ukrainian minority is developing  many peole from the Ukraine came to the Czech Republic because they needed a better life and work  Many Ukrainians have married.  They have families and they have received citizienship

Germans  There are about Germans in Prague, but over in the Czech Republic.  They try to keep their inheritance and mother tongue  Holidays: Easter, Advent, Christmas  Germans became a minority in 1990.