🌟 About Czech Grammatical Cases & Accusative Singular
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- I hope this video is going to help you overcome the fear of cases and you will learn a lot of useful phrases. Learn how to order in a restaurant or ask about your lost pet. Jdeme na to!
If you are not sure about the correct ending of a noun, you can check it on this website:
prirucka.ujc.cas.cz/en
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Sections:
0:00 Introduction
1:30 Examples of cases
2:55 Accusative case
5:01 How the Accusative changes according to the gender
6:44 Accusative for Food & Drinks
14:15 Accusative for People & Animals
18:03 Final exercise
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Thank you’ Czech is the most beautiful language I’ve heard, I never thought czech or other Slavic languages were beautiful such as Russian until I went to Prague and Brno.
Thank you for watching! I'm happy you enjoy our beautiful Czech language.
Thanks it’s really nice
You have some of the best Czech grammar videos on here! I learn so much :-) thank you for all of your work putting them together!
Thank you so much, I truly appreciate your comment. A feedback like yours motivates me to keep making my videos!
I’m a 53 year old Englishman and I travelled to Prague recently for the first time. I spent a week learning some simple Czech phrases because I always feel so guilty travelling and resorting to English. Everyone was so encouraging when I said “Můžu zkusit Češtinu?”!! 😊 I fell in love with the language and have been learning as much as I can from books and videos since then. Yours are some of the very best on UA-cam, huge thanks for your efforts making them! ❤️
Hello! Thank you for this kind comment. You have the right approach and I think the phrase "Můžu zkusit češtinu" is really nice and people cannot say no to you! I wish more people had the same spirit as yours regarding learning Czech and other languages.
@@CzechbyZuzka I would sometimes precede the phrase with “Promiňte, jsem hloupý Angličan” or “Čeština je krásná!” which never failed to get a positive reaction! I did embarrass myself by attempting to say “Vážím si toho” but actually saying “Vařím si toho” 😂 Thankfully a helpful waiter explained my mistake and it became somewhat of a little story to tell on our trip! Keep up the wonderful work on your videos! Vážím si tě! ❤️
I've begun to learn Czech before moving to Czechia because I will have been getting education by the time I arrive there. I will get it in English but I am eager to learn this language to explore the new culture and to experience this challenging journey. Your channel is so beneficial for it. Keep forward!
Hezký víkend!
Thank you so much for being a part of my community! You're doing the right thing, speaking Czech, no matter how little, will break a lot of ice and barriers with the locals. Hodně štěstí!
Děkuji moc Zuzko. To vídeo je super! Ty jsi velmi dobrá učitelka!
Pozdravy z Argentiny!
Děkuju! Jsem ráda, že se Vám video líbilo!
It’s a fantastic video! Really helpful
Thanks for watching!
Cases remain the source of complexity which makes the language powerful and elegant. Thank you for your wonderful work!
I totally agree! Czech language is always beautifully surprising, if you are tuned to it!
thanks god. finally a perfect grammatical explaining
thankyou👏
Very entertaining and educational
Love the phrase .. "cases are cool". Indeed, i'm also learning slovak and it the same with cases. Dekuju, milujem tvoje videa!
I love your sense of humour. These videos are very helpful, thank you.
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
Really amazing explication 😍
If i had such a beautiful teacher i would stay in school all day lol. But i have a headache now
Thank you very much for the Videos.
Very informative video. Thank you
i look for your videos every day,, it is so useful.
professional and helpful content, keep going 🥰❤
Great work. Thanks
Zuzka you are amazing. Appreciate your hard work. Thanks a lot and Merry Christmas!
Thank you so much. Happy learning in this new year!
They told me the same for Russian, the cases are impossible! You are right though, if you change your attitude, it is much easier to learn.
Saying things are difficult is just an excuse for not trying hard and not opening up to the possibility it could be otherwise!
Čekám na, starám se o, pracuji pro akkusative
Nedokážu popsat krásu a jednoduchost vašeho vysvětlení♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Mockrát děkuji! Jsem ráda, že to bylo jednoduché, tak jsem to přesně myslela!
Chtěla jsem, abyste vysvětlila lekce příslovek, promiň
@@salwamahmoud7539 Můžete prosím vysvětlit, co tím myslíte? Can you please explain what you mean?
@@CzechbyZuzka myslím na vysvětlení věta rozkazovací a věta dvojčlenná a jednočlenná a věta tázací a volací a přací.
We can have more than one name.:)I liked it! Thank you for your effort, the video was cool again.
Thank you, I really appreciate it, Nóro (vocative in Czech)!
I love your videos. By any chance do you have czech lessons as well, like lessons with you? I love how you do it, and I am looking for my daughter and myself :D
Thank you, I'm happy you're enjoying my videos! I teach Czech online, but I don't have availability at this moment. You can send me an email to czechbyzuzka@gmail.com and I will contact you when my schedule changes.
Excellent 💯 video
Děkuji
This sounds cool! I know that in German language the nouns change their forms depending on the number and cases. But wow in Czech languages even names change their forms!!
All the nouns (including proper names), adjectives, pronouns and numerals have cases. You can always look at it from the positive side and see it as a very rich side of the language!
Czech language is so beautiful and só hard at the same time !
I would say the complexity f the language is precisely an important part that makes is so beautiful!
@@CzechbyZuzka agree
greetings from Brasil
Thank you so much 😭😭😭
Hi Zuzka, I still don't get the meaning of "dám si", it's "I have" or "I want"? Good video btw 😉
It corresponds to "I'll have" when you order food or drinks. Literally, it means "I'll give to myself" (dát = give).
If I am looking for a male shop assistant would I say Hledám prodavače ?
Přesně tak! Exactly! Well done.
krásný večer!!
Děkuji moc Zuzko!! Mám radost!
I was looking for this kind of well explained topic.
I am not sure whether I am right or not, check my below translation, if it is right or u can correct it.
Například: We'll have two coffee/ 5 strawberries.
I can say:
Dáme si dvě kavu / pět jahody.
Dobře nebo špatně?
Děkuji!!
The thing is, when we talk about plural (more than 1), we use different cases:
Dám si 2, 3, 4 jahody/kávy... - accusative plural
Dám si 5 (and more) jahod/káv... - genitive plural (if it is countable), singular if uncoutable
You can check my video about counting (you probably have seen it)
ua-cam.com/video/EkZsg0lnzqc/v-deo.html
The accusative and nominative case would be the same if talk about inanimate nouns, e.g.:
To jsou 2 polévky (subject of sentence, nominative case). Dám si 2 polévky (object, accusative c).
Fun stuff!
@@CzechbyZuzka Vow interesting. Cool. 👌👌
How to say -This is good sparkling water
-to je dobrá perlivou vodu right??
It would actually be: _To je dobrá perlivá voda._ *Voda* is the subject of the sentences you used. It would become an object (in the accusative case) if you introduce another subject, such as: (ty) Máš ráda _perlivou vodu?_
So close to Russian, even the fact that Accusative Animate changes and Feminine has an "u", like Russian у.
Hledám ženu pro muj byt, ale Hledá se žena.
Correct, the construct you mentioned is passive voice formed with the reflexive pronoun _se,_ where the object becomes the subject of the sentence.
Ztratil jsem *peněženku.* -- Ztratila _se_ (mi) *peněženka.*
Vařím *polévku.* -- *Polévka* _se_ vaří.