What will be in 'radiotelephony privileges' part of EASA PPL without practical RT examination? My question is addressed to pilots who recently obtained PPL in Europe (preferably in Czech Republic, but not so important).

As I understand, EASA itself does not require separate radiotelephony license (FRTOL, RT etc.), but some EU states does.

Does anybody have any recent experience in obtaining EASA PPL in Europe (especially if it is not your domestic country)? What do you have in the 'radiotelephony privileges' part of your license? Have you had to pass a separate practical RT exam?

NOTE: I do not consider UK.
what do you mean "radiotelephony privileges"? The PPL itself doesn't allow you to use radio at all (legally - you shouldn't be even listening to the traffic).

You have to get a separate "Flight Radiotelephony Operator's Licence" issued by any member state (usually issued by the telecommunication regulator). 

For each state - you should contact any aviation school / club and they should help you at least pointing out the direction (or giving out some training). This way I got my radio license (aviation RT operator) even in non-domestic country.