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You mention that when counting, "dva" is normally used. In other situations where the number two is used on its own without a noun -- for example in phrases like "level A2" or "table for two" or "number two" -- is "dva" preferred? And is arithmetic an exception? I've seen "Dvě a dvě jsou čtyři". Thank you!
Yes, for A2 we would prefer to say 'A dva' although I can imagine some people could say 'A dvě'. Table for two is indeed "stůl pro dva". In math, we also prefer the masculine form: 2 x 2 = dva krát dva, 22 - 2 = dvacet dva minus dva. It is interesting that in the saying 'dvě a dvě jsou čtyři', the feminine form is more common, I am not sure why. It is not wrong to say 'dva a dva jsou čtyři', though.
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Hi, I have a question about counting time (in seconds)... I teach gymnastics and have many foreign children in my classes -- lots of Czech children. I have been trying to learn how to count in Czech (so we can count while we are doing our stretches), but I still haven't figured out which "one" and "two" to use while counting how long we hold the stretches. So, would it be: - jeden, dva, tri... - jedna, dve, tri... - jedno, dve, tri... ? Thank you in advance to anyone willing to answer! :)
Hi! Thanks for the great question. When counting, we would usually say: jedna, dva, tři (the first two numbers ending in -a, makes it easier). But in sport or dance when you need to be quick, we say: *RAZ, dva, tři...*
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