Talking about the Future in Czech 🔮

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Read information from this video in my blog post: czechbyzuzka.com/future-in-czech/

[@LaszloVondracsek]

SUPER! Bezva! Zdravim z Rumunska!

[@Patagonia116]

Moc děkuji Zuzko. To je vyborné video. Velmi dobrá lekce!

[@akira1228]

Velika hvala za velmi dobru lekciju)

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Děkuji za sledování!

[@yaroslavpetrenko5383]

Děkuji moc!

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Není zač!

[@bacchigaloupe1]

Great Lesson! ❤

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Moc děkuju!

[@HS-ik9sl]

Hezké video, well done 👍

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Díky!

[@holesinroof]

Interesting how you can express the future with the present tense. I'm wondering if the reverse is also possible. Can you ever use a perfective verb to express something in the present?

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Actually, we can. For example, when we talk about the daily routine, we can commonly use perfective verbs, which is interesting: Každé ráno _vstanu_ a _uvařím si_ kávu (simply enumerating the chores) Or in the reporting verb after the direct speech: "Jak jsi na to přišel?" _zeptá se_ Monika a _změří si_ mě pohledem.

[@holesinroof]

That IS interesting! Thanks for the reply!😊

[@kathymallin7247]

Very helpful! When using Chystat se, plánovat, are they followed by either the perfective or imperfective? If so, does which one you use depend on the context? Děkuji!

[@CzechbyZuzka]

This is a great question. They can be followed by either one: Zítra _se chystám / plánuju_ *učit se* češtinu. - Tomorrow I'm planning on studying Czech. Zítra _se chystám / plánuju_ *naučit se* akuzativ. - Tomorrow I'm planning on learning the accusative case. Zítra plánuju *vstát* brzo. - Tomorrow I'm planning on getting up early. Příští týden plánuju *vstávat* brzo. - Next week I'm planning on getting up early. (repetition)

[@kathymallin7247]

@@CzechbyZuzka Děkuji moc!

[@elchubberito]

Děkuji. Those everyday useful stuff is perfect. I like your effort in grammatics, but that's to hard for me. Best regards

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Thank you! And I hope it will get easier with time for you. Držím palce (Fingers crossed).