Czech Cases: Dative Singular (Nouns & Pronouns)

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Hi Zuzka, on second slide everything makes sense, except for Volam / Pisu / Pomaham kamaradovi. How is this (kamerad) an indirect object, when we have subject (me) and object (kamerad). Is it really an indirect object or are there just a list of verb exceptions that automatically trigger this case and you need to study these verbs by heart? Thank you :)

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We have certain verbs that need direct object (acusative) and indirect object (dative). You can say: Píšu _email_ (direct object), but: Píšu kamarádovi (email). - I write (an email) _to_ my friend.

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One little question....you are showing exemples without the change of the ending...is that right...you are talking only about prepositions

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[@omrigutkin3269]

im sorry but i dont understand something. why is maminka changes to mamince? dosent it supposed to be maminke?

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This is how feminine nouns ending in -ka change in the dative/locative case. Maminka - mamince Babička - babičce Kočka - kočce Zahrádka - zahrádce Since the locative and dative forms are very similar, I already covered that in the previous video about locative. Please watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHe3k52GeM6Bhdk

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