Core Czech verb conjugation and noun case patterns with an example sentence per card, a classic sticking point for Czech learners. Front: the Czech word or phrase. Back: English meaning.
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- já jsem
- I am (present tense of 'být')
- ty jsi
- you are (present tense of 'být')
- on je
- he is (present tense of 'být')
- ona je
- she is (present tense of 'být')
- my jsme
- we are (present tense of 'být')
- oni jsou
- they are (present tense of 'být')
- já mám
- I have (present tense of 'mít')
- ty máš
- you have (present tense of 'mít')
- on má
- he has (present tense of 'mít')
- my máme
- we have (present tense of 'mít')
- nominativní pád: student
- nominative case: student. Used for subjects and after 'být'. Example: Student je v škole.
- genitivní pád: studenta
- genitive case: of a student. Used for possession and negation. Example: Nemám knihu studenta.
- dativní pád: studentovi
- dative case: to a student. Used for indirect object. Example: Dám knihu studentovi.
- akuzativní pád: studenta
- accusative case: a student. Used for direct object. Example: Vidím studenta.
- lokální pád: o studentovi
- locative case: about a student. Used with prepositions v, na, o. Example: Mluvim o studentovi.