If someone really learns how to sound more czech from this video, I think what he says is really true, I use these words a lot and I am czech. Good luck with learning czech💅🏻✨
Takže... jako Čech musím říct, úžasné video Petře, našel jsem tě dnes a jakože líbí se mi tvoje videa. Takže jsem ti dal odběr, myslím že to jakože cizincům pomůže: A na apríla bys mohl zkusit vysvětlit bo a furt.
i think this video is kind of Bohemia-centric. In the east you typically wouldn't use "jakoby" (but you can use "jakože" instead) and you definitely wouldn't add the protetic "v" (so its "okno", not "vokno")
Děkuju za video. Musím pamatovat ty tipy. I try to harness the way my dad sounds Because hes a Praguer, but sometimes it freaks me out so I choose a bad Canadian accent over sounding like him. Haha its stupid really, I should try sounding like him and then I would sound mire like a real czech
Bro, i think i ain't gonna master the czeh language because im a filipino. i live from the Philippines, and i have school on November 31, and im doomed, I really need to learn czeh. Thank you for this video.
Very worthwhile video. Thanks. Is the havbit of putting a "v" in front of "o's" something that is recent, and does it sound like milf slang to someone in the Czech Republic, or is it completely correct?
Man can you explain i and y (í and ý). I understand softing di ti ni and non softing dy ny ty. But what I don't understand, which vowel to put i or y after the consonant where is no softing. For example "myslím". Why not mislím?
Great question. The answer is simple, there is a list of those which have “y” and you have to learn them all by heart :D We call it “vyjmenovaná slova” the list is for example here www.vyjmenovana-slova.eu/inpage/vyjmenovana-slova/
@@autentickacestina thanks. Would you make video about padny vzory? Several yeaes ago, i started to learn czech and i have given up just because of that. I am Croatian, we are slavic too, we got 7 mluvny pady. But padny vzory we havent got, all croatian mužsky vzory are "pan". And feminine are žena and kost. Very difficult. How should i know which noun put into particular vzor?
@@autentickacestina yes but for everyone who would learn proper czech, i consider that as the most important and most difficult thing for learning. Even to me, who is slavic, because i know what are 7 pady, that is too fucked up and it was the cause i have given up from learning czech.
Takže nejsem si jakoby jistej, jestli je dobrý učit začátečníky hned z kraje rovnou rétorický chyby, který se pak rodilý mluvčí horko těžko jakoby odnaučujou na kurzech mluveného projevu... :-D Jako jo, lidi mluvěj jako troglodyti, ale celkově bych považoval za lepší se to nejdřív naučit pořádně.
Prosim neucte cizince “pražštinu” (“českou” češtinu), pokud je nehodlate ucit take moravska nareci/specifika vyslovnosti. Uz tak je vas dost, co prasíte cestinu. 😂
A že celá sněmovna a půlka moderátorů v TV mluví moravsky vám nevadí? Pokaždý když moderátor řekne "nabourané auta" a ani se neopraví, tak mi praskne jedna žilka na čele. Někdy mam pocit, že Moraváci ani fakt nevěděj jak je to opravdu spisovně a věřej že mluvěj spisovně. My víme že mluvíme nespisovně. Když je v TV záznam z parlamentu, to fakt slyšim jenom "zme" a "gvůli" a podobně a z toho mi praskaj rovnou desítky žilek najednou. A když někdo řekne že sei něco dá "na oběd" místo k obědu, tak to už mě vezou do nemocnice. 😀 Ale každej má něco vtipnýho, třeba známá z Příbrami furt řiká "japam" jakože já povídám a dostávam z toho hrozný záchvaty smíchu. 😀
Thank you, but I prefer that you only speak Czech in the videos. Just use subtitles as you do now when you speak Czech. It is much better for studying when English is not interfering.
I second this opinion! :D Since exposure is so important for language learning, I think it would make a huge difference. Especially since you speak English ~50% of the video it would double our Czech exposure ✌️
jakože *JO* ale i *ne* protože já jsem v česku jsem se tady narodil a.. to jakoby souhlas ale je tam moc: myslím (i think) takže jako dobrá věc ale prostě ne :/ nejlépe se naučit česky když v česku žiješ (mám 10 let by the way) ale překvapuje mě ta výslovnost těch ěščřžýáíé takové ty háčky a čárky tekže tak. (Díky kdo to přečetl celé)
Using words "takže" and "jakoby" means that your are not so inteligent person and you have limited vocabulary. Please, use it with caution. I prefer not use them. On the opposite, I use "vo-" instead "o-" very often, because I like how it sounds. Of course, I will not use it on formal business meeting, because then I will look like ignorant. (sorry for my English)
Learn also some spicy words here :D ua-cam.com/video/l8E08YHIiAE/v-deo.html
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Great video. I liked it. "Jakoby" is used in the same way Americans use "like".
Díky!
If someone really learns how to sound more czech from this video, I think what he says is really true, I use these words a lot and I am czech. Good luck with learning czech💅🏻✨
Díky!
Děkuji moc! It was very useful! :)
Díky!
Takže... jako Čech musím říct, úžasné video Petře, našel jsem tě dnes a jakože líbí se mi tvoje videa. Takže jsem ti dal odběr, myslím že to jakože cizincům pomůže: A na apríla bys mohl zkusit vysvětlit bo a furt.
i think this video is kind of Bohemia-centric. In the east you typically wouldn't use "jakoby" (but you can use "jakože" instead) and you definitely wouldn't add the protetic "v" (so its "okno", not "vokno")
Yes, I was not born in Prague but I live here so I kind of tend to use it more. The eastern language customs are different but it is another topic ;)
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Za málo😀
Super video, jen tak dál!:)
díky ;)
thank you
my friends told me I did great
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Glad to hear it!😊
Hey! We also have a discord grup where we help each other progress in Czech. Do you want to join?😉 Here is the link: discord.gg/j75tk86c8m
Děkuju za video! Jsi moc roztomilý :D
díky ;)
That was great thank you.
děkuji ;)
Great! Very useful! Thank you a lot!
Moc díky!
Dobre
díky!
Vždit to není tak těžké je to easy!
Absolutely brilliant! Have you a link to your Italkie page?
Thanks! I am not taking new students now, but will keep you informed :)
Ahoj! Velký dík za info! 👍
super, díky za feedback, jsem rád, že se líbilo!
Super!!!
díky moc
Já sem s česka ale potřebuju se naučit angličtinu moc jí neumím
Děkuju za video.
Musím pamatovat ty tipy.
I try to harness the way my dad sounds Because hes a Praguer, but sometimes it freaks me out so I choose a bad Canadian accent over sounding like him. Haha its stupid really, I should try sounding like him and then I would sound mire like a real czech
Glad you liked it. Keep learning ;)
4:39 what is the end of that sentece ? heehhe
"kozy" of course :D
Bro, i think i ain't gonna master the czeh language because im a filipino. i live from the Philippines, and i have school on November 31, and im doomed, I really need to learn czeh. Thank you for this video.
Thanks, good luck learning Czech!😉
Dobrý den. Are all these used in the whole Czech Republic? Are some of them only used in Bohemia? Děkuji.
Honestly I guess they are all Bohemia only. In Moravia there are different ways to express this, like "tož" instead of "takže".
@@autentickacestina Děkuji za odpověď. Veselé Vánoce!
Very worthwhile video. Thanks. Is the havbit of putting a "v" in front of "o's" something that is recent, and does it sound like milf slang to someone in the Czech Republic, or is it completely correct?
thanks! It is mostly Prague and east Bohemia. In Moravia for example they hate this :)
Someone help my name is Czech but it’s spelt Chan but pronounced CON. Someone help explain this please.
Man can you explain i and y (í and ý). I understand softing di ti ni and non softing dy ny ty. But what I don't understand, which vowel to put i or y after the consonant where is no softing. For example "myslím". Why not mislím?
Great question. The answer is simple, there is a list of those which have “y” and you have to learn them all by heart :D We call it “vyjmenovaná slova” the list is for example here www.vyjmenovana-slova.eu/inpage/vyjmenovana-slova/
@@autentickacestina thanks. Would you make video about padny vzory? Several yeaes ago, i started to learn czech and i have given up just because of that. I am Croatian, we are slavic too, we got 7 mluvny pady. But padny vzory we havent got, all croatian mužsky vzory are "pan". And feminine are žena and kost. Very difficult. How should i know which noun put into particular vzor?
Yeah, I have something else in mind now but maybe in the future I will. Thanks for the idea ;)
@@autentickacestina yes but for everyone who would learn proper czech, i consider that as the most important and most difficult thing for learning. Even to me, who is slavic, because i know what are 7 pady, that is too fucked up and it was the cause i have given up from learning czech.
4:30 best moment
Takže nejsem si jakoby jistej, jestli je dobrý učit začátečníky hned z kraje rovnou rétorický chyby, který se pak rodilý mluvčí horko těžko jakoby odnaučujou na kurzech mluveného projevu... :-D Jako jo, lidi mluvěj jako troglodyti, ale celkově bych považoval za lepší se to nejdřív naučit pořádně.
You forgot ty vole:)
Já myslim, že cizinec by se měl hlavně naučit zvolání Pičibrok! To by bylo vpravdě odzbrojující. :-D
ty vole je důležité! :)
Prosim neucte cizince “pražštinu” (“českou” češtinu), pokud je nehodlate ucit take moravska nareci/specifika vyslovnosti. Uz tak je vas dost, co prasíte cestinu. 😂
A že celá sněmovna a půlka moderátorů v TV mluví moravsky vám nevadí? Pokaždý když moderátor řekne "nabourané auta" a ani se neopraví, tak mi praskne jedna žilka na čele. Někdy mam pocit, že Moraváci ani fakt nevěděj jak je to opravdu spisovně a věřej že mluvěj spisovně. My víme že mluvíme nespisovně. Když je v TV záznam z parlamentu, to fakt slyšim jenom "zme" a "gvůli" a podobně a z toho mi praskaj rovnou desítky žilek najednou. A když někdo řekne že sei něco dá "na oběd" místo k obědu, tak to už mě vezou do nemocnice. 😀 Ale každej má něco vtipnýho, třeba známá z Příbrami furt řiká "japam" jakože já povídám a dostávam z toho hrozný záchvaty smíchu. 😀
Thank you, but I prefer that you only speak Czech in the videos. Just use subtitles as you do now when you speak Czech. It is much better for studying when English is not interfering.
Thank you for your opinion, some of the future videos will definitely be Czech only;)
I second this opinion! :D Since exposure is so important for language learning, I think it would make a huge difference. Especially since you speak English ~50% of the video it would double our Czech exposure ✌️
jakože *JO* ale i *ne* protože já jsem v česku jsem se tady narodil a.. to jakoby souhlas ale je tam moc: myslím (i think) takže jako dobrá věc ale prostě ne :/ nejlépe se naučit česky když v česku žiješ (mám 10 let by the way) ale překvapuje mě ta výslovnost těch ěščřžýáíé takové ty háčky a čárky tekže tak. (Díky kdo to přečetl celé)
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Using words "takže" and "jakoby" means that your are not so inteligent person and you have limited vocabulary. Please, use it with caution. I prefer not use them. On the opposite, I use "vo-" instead "o-" very often, because I like how it sounds. Of course, I will not use it on formal business meeting, because then I will look like ignorant. (sorry for my English)
I agree, thanks for this disclaimer😉
“Takže” je urcite vic v pohode nez “vo-“, protoze pak hned kazdy pozna, ze si poj€bané cajzl. 😅
Blbosti kecate
too much english. You should focus on "comprehensible input" and TPRS. Google them and you'll understand what i mean.
Thanks for the advice