Essentials for the Czech A2 exam - Genitive vs Locative

If you are planning to take the Czech A2 permanent residence test (zkouška z češtiny pro trvalý pobyt), this video is just for you! You will learn about Czech cases, in which situation to use genitive and locative case. 👌
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[@TheStarlitfuse]

I believe you can also say jsem u tobě

[@autentickacestina]

Yes, just the form of the pronoun is different: Jsem u tebe (I am with you)

[@LaszloVondracsek]

@@autentickacestinaIf I have your permission to add, I would say "I'm with you ( but at your home)". Because "I am with you" (for exemple on the street), I would say "Jsem s tebou (na ulici), so in instrumental case...Am I wrong?

[@autentickacestina]

Exactly, thanks for this 👍

[@dimplemalik5471]

Thanks

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No problem👍