Formal and Informal Grammar in Czech. Vykání a Tykání.

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Let's talk about how to address people in formal and informal manner in the Czech language.
Present Tense: 03:00
Past Tense: 05:05
Future Tense: 08:59
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@user-wo1uu5qy3z Год назад

We have the ,,let's call each other ,,ty"" in Bulgarian as well, we say ,,let's talk to each other using the pronoun ,,ти"" literally. I found your channel just this evening and I already love it, because it's simple and great explained. Keep up the good work!

@ladislavmasopust9017 Год назад

Oh hey, Slavic languages share a lot of interesting grammar elements, don't they! Thank you!

@anthonysend 19 дней назад

Hi thank you for your excellent video, it really helped clarified things a lot. I do have a (perhaps silly) question though, what if I'm addressing a group of people whom I just know? I'm assuming in present tense, that will still be: mluvite česky and in past tense, it will be mluvili jste česky (mixed or male groups) mluvily jste česky (female only group)

@Pidalin 3 года назад

si pamatuju jak jeden učitel jednou řekl "vy vole" jako reakci na to že někdo zahlásil "týýýýý vole" směrem k němu :-)

@laszlovondracsek 2 месяца назад

Řekl to dobře učitelovi! Nevím, v Česku je "ty vole" docela....neformalni, elegantně řečeno! Ale pro nás, kteří žijeme jinde, kde jsou komunity Čechů a Slováků (jsem z Rumunska!), ten výraz je velmi vulgární.

@Pidalin 2 месяца назад

@@laszlovondracsek Ty vole v moderní Češtině neni nadávka směrovaná na někoho ale prostě něco jako "ty jo" nebo jinej výraz proto že se něčemu třeba divíš a podobně.

@progressivelanguagecenter6147 2 года назад

It was wonderful lesson

@ladislavmasopust9017 Год назад

Thank you, I'm glady it was helpful!

@danilohungarouece3288 4 года назад

great content

@ladislavmasopust9017 4 года назад

Thank you!

@AndreTraveler 3 года назад

Thanks this was helpful 😊

@ladislavmasopust9017 3 года назад

Cool, I'm glad to hear that :)

@kayen7951 3 года назад

Hi I am learning Czech I am beginners could you help me out with some idea or something please

@ladislavmasopust9017 3 года назад

Hey, Cool! There are some nice FB accounts dedicated to helping Czech language learners like: facebook.com/ceskykrokzakrokem/ . Teach Yourself Czech" by David Short is supposed to be a good book and also Czech Step by Step is really great (this one I use in my lessons, although I'm not sure about using it for self study). I also highly recommend getting a flashcard app like Anymemo to memorize new vocab and of course if you're interested in online lessons have a look at our website: www.e-languages.cz/#english