🙏 Máš to u mě! (Czech Preposition u)

[@CzechbyZuzka]

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[@mattchalup]

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[@CzechbyZuzka]

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[@mattchalup]

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[@CzechbyZuzka]

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[@mattchalup]

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[@CzechingWithKatrina]

I agree

[@holesinroof]

That's so interesting. Clearly I need to get a better grasp of the collocations with na and u. Prepositions are so tricky. Thanks so much!!

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Yes, they are tricky in all the languages! The is logic, and there are (many!) exceptions. Collecting these collocation and keeping a list of them handy would be useful.

[@princessicy8140]

Ahoj vím "Restaurace U Tří koček." Děkuji moc za vaše videa, která mi hodně pomáhají a já jsem se léta učila česky.

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Děkuji za kometář. Jsem moc ráda, že vám videa pomáhají!

[@leventclk6068]

Great job

[@mussaaboobakarraja9544]

Very useful video

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Děkuji! I'm glad it helped.

[@drahmedahamed]

Thank you for your kind work. I really appreciate it.

[@CzechbyZuzka]

You're welcome! We should make some dialogues out of these phrases!

[@drahmedahamed]

@@CzechbyZuzka brilliant idea, let's do it next lesson!

[@holesinroof]

Re your example "Celé hodiny sedí u počítače": in such sentences, could the preposition na (plus locative) be used to mean "at"? If so, would that be less common than "u"? Thank you.

[@CzechbyZuzka]

We can certainly say "na počítači," but it doesn't go with sedět. If you say "Sedí na počítači," the person would be literally sitting on top of the computer. These verbs would work: Být na počítači Pracovat na počítači Hrát na počítači Trávit čas na počítači Psát/studovat... na počítači X ALE: sedět u počítače, trávit čas na počítači/ u počítače

[@princessicy8140]

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[@reto7016]

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[@CzechbyZuzka]

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