Learn Czech - Future PART 1 - Lesson 49
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2016
- It is time to start making tenses that express the future in Czech. In Part 1 you will learn how to make future tenses using imperfective verbs.
This short lesson gives a 2 step guide to forming future sentences with imperfective verbs. It also gives clear examples so you can really get to grips with this.
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Rich
I adore these grammar videos! Please please please make as many as possible. I do appreciate them :)
+David and Matthew Thanks David, i will try to make videos more consistently but sometimes I don't have the time. Thanks for watching :)
As a native Czech speaker I find your lessons very interesting and usefull It makes me feel very happy, 'cause our language isn't easy (even native speakers can't write gramaticaly correctly and pronounce some letters). Interest in our beautiful and euphonious language makes me feel very proud! Máš můj veliký obdiv a rozhodně pokračuj v tom, co děláš! :)
Hi Emily, thanks for writing. However, I have not made any lessons recently. I have been very lazy about it, but you have a great language and I would like to speak it better.
Pracuju tady v kancelari! :)
Rich :)
Thanks for doing this videos. They really help! Greetings from ex-Hradec Králové (now from Spain)
+ICH east Greetings to you too, I am glad the lessons are helping :)
Nice lesson Rich!
Thanks Rich !
+AllSheLikes no problem I hope it helps!
Ahoj, Can i ask you if you have any support from someone who is native czech speaker and how big support it is? I am interested in your lessons because it makes me very happy to know that some english speakers are interested in our awesome language. When i am watching your videos, i realise what is hard in our language :D :D Děkuji za to, co děláš pro cizince i pro Česko.
+Michael Chromčák yes i do have help, i have a Czech lesson once a week with a native, i also have Czech friends etc. To be honest I should absorb myself in the language much more and really commit to it. I think if i just gave up English for 6 months my check would really jump forward. thanks for writing
Nice video, and I haven't found any mistakes in your speaking :-)
You are better and better :-)
+Michal Döme Thanks Michal, now I will be nervous as I know you are looking for my mistakes :)
Just joking, thanks for watching and commenting!
thanks mate this will help me a lot
+phil talentova Hi Phil, that is great if it helps you. I will post another video about Czech future next weekend!
thanks for watching
That's amazing ✌️✌✌
+Ziad Tarek thanks for your kind comment!
I wish lesson 52 to come out soon.
Děkuji
Thank you for this very informative video :) I would like to ask for some links on how to conjugate for plurals in future tense, if this is possible? More power to your channel. God bless :)
+Aia de Leon sorry for not getting back to you sooner, i will take a look and see if i can find something for you! and thanks for the sweet comment
"Budu, budeš, bude", pronounced quickly, sounds like (only) one Hungarian word. :-)
"zítra budu psát" or "zítra ti napíšu"
these 2 do not mean the same thing! the first means "tomorrow I will be writing...(something)". The second means "tomorrow I will write to you".
I hope that helps!
Rich
yea :)