The Accusative Case In Czech

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This is perfect! It explains so much of the reasoning behind all the Czech cases. Thank you so much for making this! And it is easier to understand since it's a conversation and you two are creating good clear examples and analyses on the get go.

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Díky moc, Salomé!

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Díky moc, Zuzko. Souhlasím, ty Jen pomůcky jsou úžasné!

[@Regular_Pigeon]

This is exactly what I needed to see to help make sense of the cases. Thanks a lot!

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To jsem moc ráda :)

[@carrietresoor3198]

Thank you so much, Elišku a Jen! Great explanation!

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To jsme rády, děkujeme!

[@Dan-ch8kv]

A prolegomena of the cases help inform the usage of them significantly! Terms like “direct object” are not useful on their own for many people, since they assume a lot within their attempt at brevity. These explanations offer a strong foundation to walk on when studying, so thank you!

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[@hopedub]

Brilliant explanation! ❤️

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Thank you !

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[@4kspain]

Video je dobré. Krásný výlet do Čech. Pozdravy ze Španělska. 🤩👍👍❤👋👋

[@futures-trader]

Nice work Eliška!

[@Tangocita444]

Eliška, thank you for this video. I have been trying to learn Czech for 2 years without a lot of success. The cases kill me. :). However, your explanation of the "destination of purpose" is exceptionally helpful.

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[@mattchalup]

This is great, thank you. I have a question, if you say "dam knihu vedle stul." Is that accusative or Genitive, because "vedle" is typically genitive?

[@MarvinCZ]

Great question. It will be in genitive, "Dám knihu vedle stolu". Unfortunately I'm not exactly sure why the genitive "wins" here.

[@BecauseCzechIsCool]

Ahoj :) Marvin is right, we have to use the genitive because of the preposition "vedle", which is always followed by the genitive case. So we say: "dám knihu vedle STOLU". The principle I explained in the video only applies to the prepositions "na, nad, pod, před, za, mezi". But as you can see, the genitive can also express a "destination" or a "goal" of a journey, such as: "Jdu do školy".

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