The range of gestures which are used by Czechs is poorer compared to, for example, Italians, and they are less striking. It is similar in Germany or Austria.
The most important and common are:
The range of gestures which are used by Czechs is poorer compared to, for example, Italians, and they are less striking. It is similar in Germany or Austria.
The most important and common are:
You can also see rude gestures, such as a threateningly erected forearm with the fist or an erected middle finger.
Practise pronunciation of new words.
Poslechněte si a zopakujte výslovnost nových slov ve frázích.
Review the pronunciation of "Ř" (see chapter 3.7 page 21).
| Jednotné číslo (Singular) | Množné číslo (Plural) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| já jsem/nejsem | I am (not) | my jsme/nejsme | we are (not) |
| ty jsi/nejsi | you are (not) | vy* jste/nejste | you are (not) |
| on je/není | he is (not) | oni/ony/ona jsou/nejsou | they are (not) |
| ona je/není | she is (not) | ||
| ono je/není | it is (not) | ||
* 2nd person plural is also used for „vykání", thus addressing unknown, elderly or senior people. It is formal. (see for more LEKCE 4)
Listen and choose the correct form.
Poslechněte si nahrávku a vyberte správný tvar. Pokud nerozumíte, klikněte na velké tlačítko pro opakování.
Memory Game: Match the pronoun with the verb.
Najděte páry (zájmeno + sloveso). Například: já + jsem.
Assign the correct verb to the pronoun.
Přiřaďte správné sloveso k zájmenu. Tapněte na sloveso a poté na prázdné pole.
Assign the negative form.
Přiřaďte záporný tvar.
Complete the sentences with the verb "být".
Doplňte sloveso "být" ve správném tvaru.