As far as Item 3 is concerned, I dare to comment as follows: A) TO GET TO KNOW is a process of becoming familiar with that person or place, i.e.(a) dozvědět se něco, (b) poznat něco/někoho, (c) seznámit se = over an extended period of time (!) B) In all your examples, TO MEET, i.e. seznámit se, potkat, poznat - poprvé, should have been used instead, I think. (I met him in ......; Meeting people is....; He hasn’t met me yet.) Here is an illustration of the above difference: I met Mark on his first day at work. We got to know each other when we worked on a project together.
Jako obvykle, trefa do černého😉👍. Děkuji, již se těším na další díl AJ "špeků"
:-) Díky a také se těším, až Vám ho představím :)
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As far as Item 3 is concerned, I dare to comment as follows:
A) TO GET TO KNOW is a process of becoming familiar with that person or place, i.e.(a) dozvědět se něco, (b) poznat něco/někoho,
(c) seznámit se = over an extended period of time (!)
B) In all your examples, TO MEET, i.e. seznámit se, potkat, poznat - poprvé, should have been used instead, I think. (I met him in ......; Meeting people is....; He hasn’t met me yet.)
Here is an illustration of the above difference: I met Mark on his first day at work. We got to know each other when we worked on a project together.
It should be "They already live in a different place". But we can use preposition on with a farm. " They already live on a farm".