25 Important Czech Verbs | Super Easy Czech 4

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[@ControlledCha0s]

Pretty sure I'm not the only one who would _enormously_ appreciate a video about the correct pronunciation of _ř_ . 😉 Cheers for the awesome work!

[@cazb73]

Are you able to pronounce sharp Czech 'R' already? Then, say it loooong and shape your lips to the circle. Sound will change to 'Ř' smoothly. It is a method used by czech logopeds.

[@ControlledCha0s]

@@cazb73 Not quite, I'm afraid, but thank you very much for the tip!

[@danilock]

This video is espacially good to practice the czech pronunciation . Thank you

[@sleepeat1416]

These videos are just soooo helpful and good!! Děkuji😍

[@loki2504]

Hello Anicka and Lucka, you both are making wonderful videos ! Thank you for sharing the Czech language and its culture with us (language lovers). I have been learning Bulgarian and Russian for a few years now, most of the verbs are recognizable for me. Some verbs are closer to Polish like the verb "to work" which would be more like 'rabota' in eastern and some southern slavic languages. Last but not least, the Czech language is beautiful just as you both ! I can't wait till the next episode of this wonderful series. Take care !

[@jphalsberghe1]

Thanks! Excellent video

[@tolosate]

Super helpful, especially with the right pronunciation! Thanks!

[@potzucz4428]

Dobré video pro naučení základu cizincům.

[@pumagutten]

You girls are getting better and better. This was excellent!

[@trishgoud17]

This is great! Perfect for pronunciation practice! Díky!

[@gabenewell8583]

to je super, děkuju za vaši praci

[@Mezilesialan]

A very well made lesson. Thank you.

[@publicistatop]

You girls make that Czech seems easy to learn. Great job!

[@stevenburns4296]

Really good and helpful. I already do German and some Italian and Dutch but Wow Czech is very different but I'm really keen on the challenge. Dobry Videa.

[@Bossgt]

Thanks

[@MuhamadFarhanShiddiq]

"Vedet" sounds like hindi "vidya" which means knowledge. "Znat" also sounds like "gyano" in hindi which also means "knowledge". "Jet" sounds like "jete" in bangla which means "to go". (In case you ask, i'm not from india, i'm from indonesia, but i know urdu-hindi-bangla a bit)

[@watthype3376]

Indo-European languages always have something in common.

[@wanderleyalves7136]

That's a great video. It's very clear. Well done 👍🏿👍🤝

[@nikitazeitner4397]

This makes learning czech alot easier!

[@IndjanTraveler]

Ahoj🙂👍 Most of the words are almost the same as in Polish🇵🇱. Only a few were completly different.

[@Annajetady]

učit, mluvit, vařit, cítit, věřit, souhlasit

[@ingesolucionesacademicas5428]

Great you are making these videos.

[@ItsToast123]

Thanks! So helpful

[@brigjay123]

amazing work.

[@spajah]

Super! Děkuju!

[@danilock]

Thank you ! Super cool video

[@MartinPesak-q2z]

The correct form 3:47 of "jíst" in the 3rd person plural is "jedí", not "jí", it is not proper czech The same thing with 10:01 -the correct form is "vědí", not "ví"

[@hikt1731]

Jí and ví are both present tense and correct for 3rd singular. How could that be untrue?

[@MartinPesak-q2z]

@@hikt1731 Není to pravda. Samozřejmě se to uchytilo, všechny mluvené jazyky se stále vyvíjejí, ale pravopisně správně je jen a pouze "jedí" pro plurál 3. osoby. Viz prirucka.ujc.cas.cz/?slovo=j%C3%ADst

[@MartinPesak-q2z]

@@hikt1731 Také si myslím, že jsi mínil napsat "3rd plural".

[@hikt1731]

@@MartinPesak-q2z Sorry you are right

[@RobertoMartinez-ok4zc]

Ja jsem z Kuby a jsem samilovany do tvé ďekuji

[@Tarasberezahealth]

I am from Ukraine, very close language 👍

[@yanngendon]

dik moc

[@Biernacki-ng9hz]

We need Easy Czech

[@prazskyosel]

Ok tak tohle je masakr pěkný

[@Gagatek-wo6go]

nice girls thank you ,my first language is polish in czech all werbs are the same only to do something is robić in polish

[@frankdsouza2425]

Will I be condemned forever for commenting, "Easy on the ear, (and) Easy on the eye (too)" ??

[@sidnewadventure.6547]

Hard but I’ll learn

[@Andres-zn2lo]

In Spanish "dát" is "dar" and "stát" is "estar"

[@MartaBurlaka-c6e]

❤

[@Yuri-l8f6u]

Similar to Slovene

[@forranach]

0:28

[@zx6r531]

Srb & Rus speaker so I understand a lot From the get go.. & Shouldn’t this video be in the ,,Super Easy” playlist instead of just easy?

[@Wavy77]

Can someone explain the difference between znat and vedet?

[@renatobabka263]

Znát + objekt (akuzativ) Vědět, + kde/kdy/kdo/jak Umět you use when you know how to do something, or a language etc Napríklad: Umím česky.

[@Tabs_free]

kdo je tu čech taky :D

[@squaretriangle9208]

I learned you do not pronounce the j in jsem jsi jsme, but you do it?

[@robertnagy1546]

Po slovensky je to ten istý

[@andrewshepitko6354]

Ja žiju v Ukrajini

[@irenaihnatova383]

oni vědí...jediný spisovný tvar. Myslím, že cizinci by si mohli vštípit správný tvar.....a většinou jim to nedělá problém - oni vědí, jedí..

[@felipematus3021]

Great idea! But officially you say oni/ony jedí :(

[@abhilashagnihotri2390]

Diky

[@blue5peed]

This language sounds like the Sims.

[@РіммаКоваленко]

So strange, it is really like Russian and Ukrainian

[@irenasmila]

No, polish

[@Alexandra-qd9th]

For me it's similar to both Polish and Russian

[@РіммаКоваленко]

@@Alexandra-qd9th yeah, Polish as well, but Ukrainian is similar not only to Russian but also to Polish, I speak Ukrainian and can understand Polish people)

[@ultimatewisdom3107]

It's not strange since they are all from the Slavic family languages. They all share the same roots.

[@Alexandra-qd9th]

@@РіммаКоваленко I can only understand and read Ukrainian, I speak Russian and when it comes to Polish I can understand some things and sometimes most of it. I call it "the Slavic logic"😄

[@twistedcoffee1187]

Sounded like russian for me nnnnn？？？？

[@krewetkashrimp]

I can assure you it doesnt sound like russian. It a little bit similar but really a little bit. Why people always says that polish or czech or other slavic languages sounds always "like russian". Yeah, its all slavic languages but they're not the same, they have a lot a lot alot of differences.

[@dispuncho]

@@krewetkashrimp westslavic languages are more closer to russian than southslavic

[@loki2504]

@@krewetkashrimp Hey there ! Because most people who have never heard slavic language assimilate every Eastern European language with Russian. When I spoke Bulgarian some day, people asked me if it was Russian, same was true with Romanian !

[@loki2504]

@@dispuncho As vocabulary is concerned I would say that most Bulgarian words are pretty similar to Russian =) but the pronounciation is completely different.