I love your videos.😍 Could you make a video on how to decline nouns in various cases, please?

Thank you for all your hard work. These videos are incredibly helpful! I love the video you guys did on how to order in a cafe and would love a similar video on clothes or grocery shopping. Also videos on social interactions either with Czech friends or Czech families and common phrases to know maybe during meals at other peoples houses etc and then offering to help clean up after. Those kinds of situations. Just from my own experience I definitely need help with those 🙈

@EasyCzechVideos

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your suggestions!

One? Chápu proč se to zmínilo, nechápu, že by to fakt někdo používal, nikoho takového jsem neslyšel. Jinak dobré video

This is so helpful! I would love to see verb conjugation.

It would definitely be a good idea to discuss aspect in Czech. 😎

Děkuju za všechno.Učím se některé základy českého jazyka . Můj jazyk je srbština

Diky, this video explains the concept of pronouns very nicely.

Thank u, i really love your videos🙆🏼‍♀️, and i need some advice, i want to improve my vocabulary, so which topic words should i start with? Like first greetings, second ... Maybe apologizes ....

It would have been nice if I one day soon can say in Praha: To je můj dům!

The first 2 example sentences use “this” and “these” but the rest are translated as “that” and “those”. Despite that, “To” is used for every case. Does that mean “To” could mean all four words?

Uważam że jednak Czesi bardziej rozumieją polski niżeli Polacy czeski język. Pozdrawiam

the best!

"One" si vymysleli... (sprostá slova sem psát nemůžuú, kteří se snaží zničit lidskou přirozenost! Je to úpná blbost (slušně řečeno)!

@tipi8340

10 ай бұрын

Zgadzam się z Tobą, podążanie za tym obłędem to dla mnie wyraz kapitulacji wobec głupoty.

Děkuji mnohokrát! ❤❤❤ “Přivlastňovací zájmena”, zkuste to říct třikrát rychle.

ｐｒｏｍｏｓｍ 😍

Pronouns are so difficult to understand :/

I see that russian took a lot of words from czech that don't have even polish, ukrainian, belorusian. And people still don't understand that russian is dialect.