Learn Czech - Numbers 1-10 - Czech in Three Minutes 

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lol Osm is awesome huh? Good joke!

Pretty osm

Osm is easier than every number

Neuminis that is called vowel epenthesis, the adding of the schwa sound between tow consonant sounds to ease articulation. In English, we here both athlete and athalete, although the latter is considered incorrect, many pronounce it that way. This phenomenon exists in all languages, especially among children.

Also 'osm' is pronounced as 'osum'

Czech is not phonetic

both is good, but if you say past sentence or order "He (the racer) was eight". On byl osmý.. We cant say "On byl osumý"... It would sound weird....Osum alone is ok, osm is ok too.

@@idunnoyt8183 přesně tak

Ally Eve Awesome! Are you still in Prague? I'm also from Holland and I'll be moving to prague soon. I'd like to know more about how life is there as a dutch expat.

i think i will just avoid three or four of anything :)

Daniel K Im half czech hungarian but I dont understand a word in hungarian

In čtyři ou can also say čtyry without ř.

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Matej Gomboc Hello Matej! Thank you for your comment and greetings from Slovenia. :-) Yes, certainly there will be some similarities of the two languages since they are both Slav languages. It makes one's learning much easier, right? ;-) Have a nice day and don't hesitate to ask any questions related to Czech language or culture! Sincerely Hanka team CzechClass.101.com

Slovakia is closer :DDDD Jeden dva tri štyri päť šesť sedem osem deväť desať it just has words.. with more dressage :::D

Polish is similar too : jeden dwa trzy cztery pięć sześć siedem osiem dziewięć dziesięć :)

*4-četri 7-Sedam 8-Osam

*4=čtyři 7= sedm 8=osm

true :) "czech people are the little serbians", a good friend told me

@@floriannovotny5402 no they're not. They're their own people with their own cultures and traditions. Stop trying to claim everything is of Serbian origin.

mehdi khella Yes because it's slavic and slavic languages r similar. I am from Bosnia and it is the same!

NelichXCandii Im from Poland and polish language is very similar too ;)

NelichXCandii thx I'm from Morocco and I would like to know the different languages of South Europe

Think statue but skip the Choo sound and replace it with a quiet che

Hello Gwen, Thank you for your question. In fact, ''dva'' (the masculine form of counting) is just a choice. It can be easily swapped for ''dvě" (the feminine form of counting number two) and it makes no difference in the basic counting, unless you start adding nouns. Nouns in the Czech language have genders prescribed to them, so they need to correspond to the correct counters according to masculine, feminine, or neutral gender. I hope this helps to explain how it works a bit ;) Sincerely Hanka Team CzechClass101.com

mehdi khella Thank you for your comment! Keep on studying Czech with CzechClass101 :) Regards, Team CzechClass101.com

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TheBigdav3 Hello BigDav3, Thank you for writing. The Czech ''r'' with a mark above is indeed a trouble some for many foreigners. Some people can master it better than others. It's just a matter of practice, It's manageable to a degree that I don't think you have to worry not to be understood :) Best of luck with the practice! Hanka team CzechClass.101.com

+TheBigdav3 if you say ř like r we would still understand

Она ж как "ж" читается. Ну или что-то похожее на ж. Я просто как ж произношу

When we moved to the Czech Republic 20 years ago people kept asking me to say dobře and were surprised that I did it right. -) But for Dutch people like me it´s much easier than for English people because we speak the same r as the czechs

Yes,they will understand,but they can laugh on you.

i feel you brudda

0. Nula 1. Jedna 2. Dva 3. Tri 4. Ctyri 5. Pet 6. Sest 7. Sedm 8. Osm 9. Devet 10. Deset My number is - Moje telefonní císio je.

"Děkujeme vám" actually means "We thank you". If you want to say "I thank you", you have to say "Děkuji vám". I know it's pretty strange :)

Predrag Nikolic ee pozdrav iz hrvatske xD

ee pozdrav iz bosne xD

+Ally Eve Hello Ally Eve, Thank you for your question. The genders are not difficult. It's not the numbers having genders. It's NOUNS having genders, just like in German language. Nouns are masculine, feminine and neutral. Numbers or adjectives always adjust to the gender of each noun. This is why Veronika was pointing out in this video that for masculine nouns, the counting of jeden and dva is different to the feminine counting nouns jedna and dvě. Masculine nouns: Singular Jeden pes "one dog" Jeden dům "one house" Jeden muž "one man" Plural: Dva psi "two dogs" Dva domy "two houses" Dva muži "two men" In plural, nouns change their form a little bit. But explaining that would require a long lesson to teach which I cannot do here. So I will not go into details on this one. To be able to recognise genders, one has to learn the nouns with genders and remember them. They are specified in all dictionaries. There are some hints by which one can recognise most nouns by their endings, but again that would be a whole lesson to teach on vowels and consonants. We do have these lessons at www.CzechClass.101.com Feminine nouns: Singular Jedna žena "one woman" Jedna bota "one shoe" Jedna kočka "one cat" Plural Dvě ženy "two women" Dvě boty "two shoes" Dvě kočky "two cats" Most (not all) feminine nouns end with letter 'a', that is the main hint how to recognise feminine gender. In plural they end with ,- y. Neutral gender: Singular Jedno auto "one car" Jedno kolo "one bicycle" Jedno město "one town" Plural Dvě auta "two cars" Dvě kola "two bicycless" Dve města "two towns" Most neutral gender nouns end with,- o in singular and with - a in plural. I hope this help to some extent, and sorry it cannot be longer since we can't be doing whole grammar lessons here. You can find more lessons and grammar at www.CzechClass101.com. Sincerely Hanka

Tak to je smutný

nula

These languages aren't too different from each other. Czech Republic & Slovakia were once just one country so it's really really similar. Probably something like Spanish and Portuguese. :)

Probably like 80 % of the whole czech vocabulary is the same like the slovak one, but it's just written differently. For the example : CZ - někdy, SK - niekedy (it means "sometimes"). You read it almost the same, but in Slovak you change the "ně" into "nie. It's also very similar to Polish. Oh and the Czech language has the letter "ř" which the Slovak language doesn't have. Hope that helps a bit :D

Hello Mehdi, there is difference in vocabulary and some letters that Czechs use whilst Slovaks don't have them in their alphabet. Also stress on some words is different. It's possible to understand each other when speaking, but both speakers might come across words they do not know their meaning. Sometimes the meaning can be guessed from the context, sometimes they need to ask what it is. Sincerely Hanka team CzechClass101.com

also the slovakian language has a lot more s' s used and sh's (š)

I used to have a czech teacher in Holland who came from Prague but she had big problems understanding the Slovaks. Then we moved to Moravia and everybody understood the Slovaks. My Prague teacher told me that Slovakia language is more similar to Polish than to Czech. But in Moravia I learned ked´ instead of kdy (where) and zajtra instead of zítra (tomorrow), etc.... -)

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+Marta Sánchez de la Viña López-Urrutia i was thinking the same thing, so confusing! :) Don't give up though!

+Marta Sánchez de la Viña López-Urrutia No, numbers do not have genders. Nouns have genders, masculine, feminine and neutral. Counting needs to adjust to the gender. :) For example number 1 "one". In Czech it is : Jeden (for masculine), jedna (for feminine), jedno (for neutral).

+Marta Sánchez de la Viña López-Urrutia Im czech and we dont have Numbers on Genders .

Actually numbers have genders. If you want to say two dogs (male gender), you say "dva psi" and if you want to say two cats (female gender) it's "dvě kočky" :-D I know it's not because of gender of numbers, but in real life it's because numbers have gender. :-D :-D

In Spanish, the number 1 also has genders: "uno"/"una". Same thing in Czech, only it also applies to the number 2, and there are 3 genders instead of just 2.

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yes because english speaker would say "Am I Czech?" :-) You can recognize Czenglish even from space :-D