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Hi Zuzka, on second slide everything makes sense, except for Volam / Pisu / Pomaham kamaradovi. How is this (kamerad) an indirect object, when we have subject (me) and object (kamerad). Is it really an indirect object or are there just a list of verb exceptions that automatically trigger this case and you need to study these verbs by heart? Thank you :)
We have certain verbs that need direct object (acusative) and indirect object (dative). You can say: Píšu _email_ (direct object), but: Píšu kamarádovi (email). - I write (an email) _to_ my friend.
@@CzechbyZuzka Thanks, do you have a patron account, because I feel bad asking you so many questions. And I will be spending considerable time watching your videos. Thank you Zuzka.
@@blahdiblah2169 That's ok, I am happy you are interested in Czech grammar! I don't have a patron account yet, I might consider setting it up in the future. I don't know what your level is but you might want to have a look at my two video courses I offer. You can find the links in my pinned comment in many of my videos.
@@CzechbyZuzka Honestly, the case lessons now are good enough, but I feel kind of bad just using them for free. I know they took you a lot of time and I want to support your effort. Do you do private lessons over WhatsApp, Skype or Microsoft teams ever?
This is how feminine nouns ending in -ka change in the dative/locative case. Maminka - mamince Babička - babičce Kočka - kočce Zahrádka - zahrádce Since the locative and dative forms are very similar, I already covered that in the previous video about locative. Please watch it here: ruclips.net/video/rFTbjPCiNOw/видео.html
💼 Are you enjoying my grammar videos? You can check out my new e-Book *Just in Case,* which is packed with a lot of knowledge but also lots of encouraging words. Find out more information here: czechbyzuzka.com/buy-just-in-case/
Don't want to study all the cases right now? You can also purchase a chapter specifically on the dative case: www.buymeacoffee.com/czechbyzuzka/e/178710
You can also support my work on Buy me a coffee.
🍵www.buymeacoffee.com/czechbyzuzka
Would you like to study and improve your Czech through a video course with structure?
💠For beginners or false beginners in Czech. *Fantastic Journey into the Czech Language & Culture.* The course is interactive and it’s almost as if I was teaching you live!
www.udemy.com/course/a-fantastic-journey-into-the-czech-language-culture/?referralCode=50769E58F380F94F94B1
💠For those with some knowledge of the Czech language who want to learn original & practical phrases from dialogues. *Explore the Art of Original Czech Conversing.* 11 engaging dialogues narrated by 10 Czech speakers.
www.udemy.com/course/explore-the-art-of-original-czech-conversing/?referralCode=27D2DD53EBD019244964
💠My newest course *When Czech Stories Are Never Better*
www.udemy.com/course/czech-stories-never-better/?referralCode=510DA773C50F3D607C95
I find your videos so helpful with learning about Czech grammar. They're also highly entertaining, thank you.
Thank you so much!
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Děkuji! Jsem ráda, že se vám video líbilo.
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Hi Zuzka, on second slide everything makes sense, except for Volam / Pisu / Pomaham kamaradovi. How is this (kamerad) an indirect object, when we have subject (me) and object (kamerad).
Is it really an indirect object or are there just a list of verb exceptions that automatically trigger this case and you need to study these verbs by heart?
Thank you :)
We have certain verbs that need direct object (acusative) and indirect object (dative). You can say: Píšu _email_ (direct object), but: Píšu kamarádovi (email). - I write (an email) _to_ my friend.
You can see more here:
ruclips.net/video/z9Ptol_5vh0/видео.html
@@CzechbyZuzka Thanks, do you have a patron account, because I feel bad asking you so many questions. And I will be spending considerable time watching your videos. Thank you Zuzka.
@@blahdiblah2169 That's ok, I am happy you are interested in Czech grammar! I don't have a patron account yet, I might consider setting it up in the future. I don't know what your level is but you might want to have a look at my two video courses I offer. You can find the links in my pinned comment in many of my videos.
@@CzechbyZuzka Honestly, the case lessons now are good enough, but I feel kind of bad just using them for free. I know they took you a lot of time and I want to support your effort. Do you do private lessons over WhatsApp, Skype or Microsoft teams ever?
One little question....you are showing exemples without the change of the ending...is that right...you are talking only about prepositions
At 10:07 you answered my question it s ok
im sorry but i dont understand something.
why is maminka changes to mamince?
dosent it supposed to be maminke?
This is how feminine nouns ending in -ka change in the dative/locative case.
Maminka - mamince
Babička - babičce
Kočka - kočce
Zahrádka - zahrádce
Since the locative and dative forms are very similar, I already covered that in the previous video about locative. Please watch it here:
ruclips.net/video/rFTbjPCiNOw/видео.html
@@CzechbyZuzka ooo I understand thank you much! You're the best