What to Expect from the Czech Preposition "na" 👇➡️

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[@danilock]

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[@CzechbyZuzka]

Děkuji!

[@edbean]

Agreed!

[@Grinder19]

Appreciate the time and effort you put in all this decent content! My x used to say Na all the time 😄😄

[@pinarsayin1]

Great lesson, thanks for sharing!

[@CzechbyZuzka]

You're welcome! / Nemáte zač!

[@Tangocita444]

Zuzka thank you for this video. After 2 years of learning Czech (slowly, only on weekends), I still couldn't understand exactly why na is used so often and how it is properly used. Your video has gone a long way in explaining this to me. Thank you! Also, I have purchased one of your Udemy courses - dialogues/conversations - and it is EXCELLENT! You are a fantastic teacher.

[@CzechbyZuzka]

This makes me so happy to hear! Keep learning and enjoying Czech.

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[@awadheshvishwakarma627]

Děkuju za tuhle video. Je hodně důležité. Já rozumím teď slovo "Na" pro lokative a akuzativ!! Víš to, máme písničku od Lucie Vondráčkovy "láska na sto let"😀

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Díky! Myslela jsem si, že to video dobře doplní teorii, kterou jsme se učili. A ta písnička je dobrá asociace.

[@awadheshvishwakarma627]

@@CzechbyZuzka ano, přísně tak!!

[@holesinroof]

Is "jsem v parku" an exception to the general principle that you use "na" with open spaces?

[@CzechbyZuzka]

Yes, most of the rules in Czech language don't work 100%. We say _Jsem na zahradě_ but _Jsem v parku / v lese._

[@tomaszjay8115]

Obávám se, že NA to nemám, myslet NA to takhle často, abych NA ta všechna slovesa nezapomněl. 😃 Přeji Vám krásnou neděli!

[@LiborSupcik]

Where is the Czech prepositions frequency ranking chart pls? I wonder about PO .. /hází po nich, přihodilo se to po promoci, umřel po očkování, válím se po trávě, opisuje po mě, je po otci, chodíš po zámku, jsme po škole, a je po problému, ať je po mém. Here we have čas, lokace, příčiny, způsob, ba přenos významu.

[@CzechbyZuzka]

I compiled the chart based on the information I found on the Czech National Corpus (korpus.cz). I searched each preposition individually but I see I actually didn't include *po,* it slipped away from me. The number of entries of _po_ would be 333633, which would put this preposition in the 10th place.