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Czech is HARD. We have so many ways to say one word, different rules for if i/y is written, cause it’s read the same and the word order in sentence is a mess. You did surprisingly well on the pronunciation side tho.
I am fully aware that I am commenting under a two year video and that others have most likely said the same things I have, however watching this as a czech person was very funny. And yes, trust me, the language is _very, very_ hard. Obviously a speedrun to the first checkpoint on duolingo isn't going to teach you the intricacies of the tongue, but it goes way deeper than you'd think. There's the 7 grammatical cases the declension for which is different depending on which gender and "type" it is, the verb conjugation, ř, whatever in the name of all that is holy, unholy and somewhere in between is going on with i/y, the confusing rules for using uppercase letters, the sheer amount of different dialects that have somehow manifested in such a small area, the fact that syllabic consonants are a thing in this language which allows words like scvrnkls to exist, and so much more. I have wondered to myself many times how someone can be insane enough to sit down and actually learn it beyond level A1 at which point I assume most people would realize how bad of an idea this is and quit. If I were not gifted the ability to natively speak it from birth I do not think I'd ever be able to learn it if I wanted to
@@PiscotVByl jeden Řek a ten mi řek, abych mu řek kolik je v Řecku řeckých řek a já mu řek, že nejsem Řek abych mu řek kolik je v Řecku řeckých řek... 😭
I'm czech and I gave up on learning some stuff. Some of the rules are so weird, niche and impractical, I don’t even understand how someone came up with it.
did you just called our language bullshit? POSÍLÁM TĚ DO ÚSTÍ NAD LABEM. BUDEŠ TAM MEZI CIGÁNAMA. ROZKRADOU TI VŠECHNO KOVOVÝ DO POSLEDNÍ MATIČKY. JEDINÉ CO UVIDÍŠ JE ŠPÍNA. SKONČÍŠ V TÝ NEJVĚTŠÍ PRDELY CELÝ TÝHLE ZASRANÝ ZEMĚ. Just a joke bro. ok? chill bro chill.
As a Czech I would say our language is very hard. You however learned only the easiest part. There are things like double letters, the rules of writing vě or vje( both soud completely same) or the rules of i/y( a slight mistake can change the whole meaning of the word like mýt-wash and mít- have). Otherwise you did a really good job learning the language.
1:22 "ano... be careful there!" nice wink to your Spanish speaking audience haha Super fun videos, I'm having a blast watching you stress out (while having a blast)
Hahaha glad you got it, and thanks a lot!. Hell even I have a blast watching me stress out when editing, there's something fun about watching the pain in 3rd person.
Czech was the last language I finished on Duolingo before taking a break from the app for several years lol. It’s “like” Polish yet so much more complicated. Why, Czech? 🙃
There's a mistake at 9:33 - "Ona jsou dlouhá". "Ona (She)" is singular, "jsou (to be)" is plural, and "dlouhá (long)" is feminine singular adjective. It must be "Ony jsou dlouhé" or "Ona je dlouhá". But great work! Czech is pretty hard even for native czechs.
Learning the basics of czech in 2hours and something. As a czech I must say that was impressive, good job man. Lucky you didn't have to learn proper grammar like y/i and most importantly duo saved you from the worst letter we have ř
,,It's not very popular, makes sence. Who the fuck would want to learn Czech?" As a Czech person this is the most relatable thing I ever heard. I don't want to learn it either lmao.
As a person from Czech Republic I love your pronunciation of these words. And do not worry about the language, I am in 8th grade and I am still learning the rules of the language.
I was born in Czech and left when I was 5, my parents speak to me at home in czech so I understand everything and can read everything, just can't write😂😂
Yo, if you're interested, I wouldn't mind helping you learn. In my experience it's pretty easy to pick up on at least the basics of writing, enough to pass for a local, when it's a language you've always spoken and just never learned the grammar. I'm sort of in a similar boat with a different language myself. Even just sending my grandparents a message every once in a while was enough to drastically improve compared to before then.
As a czech person that prefers speaking english over my national language and forgot the meaning of most czech words and what some things are called, yeah, it is a hard language
9:55 - lol, that lesson is wrong XD "jíš sýr?" = "do you eat cheese?" "ty jíš sýr" has added emphasize on "you" and perhaps surprise, so it's more: " _you_ eat cheese?" - not a normal question like "do you ..."
@@jan99642 yes bud he transfer it into a american grading system so he coud undertand the grade if Merchanter wrote he has a 4 the jccbm woud not undertand what he means by that but yes what are you saing is true
the word proc is wrong there must be this letter ---> č [ch] so kotchky is wrong too, correct is kočky [kochky] and psy there has to be i at the end but its pronounce [psy] (so the same) ant there is i bc ti psi (the dogs) every word is written by one of genus, we havs genus musculine, neuter and femimine each genus have 4 or 6 pattern word for example (neuter genus) The pattern words are Město (City) Moře (Sea, do not try pronounce ř, its impossible if you arent native) Kuře ( Chicken) Stavení (Building) how to know what pattern is a word? First you need to know declension of nouns. In a nutshell declension have 7 form The basic form of nouns is the 1. 1. (kdo, co)Město / Okno (city/window) 2. (Bez koho, čeho) Měst(a)/ Okn(a) 3.( ke komu, k čemu) (k) Měst(u)/ Okn(u) 4.(Pro koho, co) (pro) Město / Okn(o) 5. this is really weird one, usually its not used as much as the other ones, so its callsd - Oslovujem, voláme which litterally means -We address, we call , Example Matěji! Pane Policisto (in these case its 5. form both of these words and it means - Mr. Policeman! But that is really oversimplified 6. (O kom, o čem) (O) Měst(U) / Okn(u) 7.(S kým, s čím) (S) Měst(em) / Okn(em) /note/ : the words in() are questions how do you ask on the form( in czech we call that "pád" which also can mean fall) /note2/: some of these forms ends on the same letter that means it depends on sentence, and you must ask with part of the sentence to know which of these form is it, but to find out what kind of pattern it is, all you need is a second form. But these others are important too! And this just one pattern. I think there are 14 of them together. And you have to learn them ALL And I didn't mention the plural and its declension. This means that each noun has 14 different forms and that is nothing against the timing of the verb, where one verb has about 34-36 different forms and also, you have to learn them all! And there a much more! *sad depressed face* :)
Im a czech, and i can tell u that you did SO GOOD! It is a rlly hard language, we have so many ways to say a word and i/y's are rlly difficult even for me and i live ive lived in cz my whole life
who? jablko from who? jablka to who? jablku i see who? jablko about who? jablku with who? jablkem “jablko,, is apple you can study this 18379 years, bye
I can teach you one word: "fakt" is spelled like "fucked" and it means "really" (there is another word for "really", but you can use this one in some circumstances.) A mimochodem, miluju sýr!
As a Czech national speaker, I'm having a lot of fun watching you do this. Czech is very hard so I'm surprised you even took the challenge. You did surprisingly well. Good job.
Hehe. Predtým bolo Česko a slovensko spojené, takže volali sme sa Česko-Slovensko. Slováci vedia veľmi dobre rozprávať po Česky a Česi zas rozprávať po Slovensky. Pre mňa je Čeština ľahká 😂
Teď jsem náhodně narazil na tvoje video a střesně mě baví koukat jak si cizinci lámou jazyk nad češtinou. :D Každopádně dobrá práce, jen škoda že nikde nevidím pokračování, chtěl bych tě vidět jak se popereš se zrůdnostmi, jako je skoňování nepravidelných sloves, atd. :D
this was so funny for me, because im Czech, and it is big big true that Czech is one of the hardest languages, cause you have to be careful on y/i or f/v and more... Very hard to learn, but it was fun to watch you :D
As a Czech person. Wow, great job! Seriously. You also did quite well with the pronunciation. Ik this video is like 2 years old, but i think you should definitely learn Ř. Just for fun 😇 But other than that... I think its best for anyone who wasnt born in czechia to just.. leave czech alone. For the sake of their mental health. Theres like a billion rules, and exceptions, and exceptions to exceptions. WAAYYY too many verb and noun forms. Basicaly, only to use nouns correctly you need to learn: sing. + pl., 7 cases, 3 genders, and for each gender there are 4 vzory (patterns? examples? sorry idk how to call these in english) = 168 forms? Basically? Well the do kinda repeat sometimes. But then there are of course exceptions. Then, tenses. God, the verbs make literally no sense. I could ramble for hours about how it doesnt make sense. And then. Spelling and pronunciation 😁 Ahhhh. I and Y *gets flashbacks * they are pronounced the same, so you gotta memorize ✨vyjmenovaná slova✨, those are words in which there's a Y after a certain letter. Oh yea, soft hard and both(?) consontants. Also, Ě makes zero sense. Then you have mě/mně. Pronounced the same. And then shit like ✨ neutralizace znělosti✨ where if theres eg B at the end of a word, you pronounce it P. Aaaand then theres informal czech. Another gazillion different endings for adjectives, different verb forms.... Yeah, czech is really hard even for native speakers. So if youre not one, and you want to learn it... Good luck i guess. But please, just dont use duolingo 😅 (Oh god how long is this comment. I should go to sleep now lmao bye) Yeah and i forgot to mention, theres no fixed word order in a sentence..
I'm czech and I think you did very well for your first time trying czech even though that was only a top of an iceberg and you successfully managed to avoid all those messed up rules there are for writing and categorizing verbs and nouns (You should pray that you don't ever have the pleasure of learning them) and of course the main and minor sentences and all the things you can determine about them. It's pure evil
You did a great job! And I really enjoyed your hilarious comments about Duolingo's phrases. I something feel like they put sentences with double meaning on purpose.
Hi, I am from Czechia and to my opinion, you did preaty realy great! If I need to lear english for 3h I wont be that far away as you in Czech language. And I can confil ITS HARD, even for me, writing i/y or ě/je. It sounds same, but write diferent. WHYYYYY??
Bro we got a difficult language for sure, but I'm glad you gave it a shot, I think once you learn it, the language can be very beautiful and verbose. There are ways to say things that you can't say in english, for example "Svůj" which is a determiner of ownership, but it always refers to the subject of the sentence, no matter where you use it. So, for example, if you were to say "Když Jiří uviděl Honzu, vzal svůj batoh a dal mu ho." which to english would translate as "When Jiří saw Honza, he took his backpack and gave it to him" except by the use of "svůj" i can determine that it was Jiří who gave the backpack to Honza and not the other way around. In english this meaning would be only implied. For the case of this sentence it's pretty simple but in some other ones with multiple objects it can be a great way to differentiate whether you're talking about the subject or not.
I know that English and Czech are so different languages and I know that the czech language is one of the most hard languages in the world Btw sorry for the mistakes, I learn English on Duolingo, but I'm only begginer, my English level is A1
Probably there are. It's hard to judge sometimes, since there are languages like Japanese, where some things are kinda simple, but others are a nightmare (like writing)
lol yeah both languages are considered hard to learn and that’s how people like me can exist. A native Czech speaker and I’m learning Japanese… gotta get the full package I guess! 😅
As a Czech person i am shocked to see how Fast You were going And how many correct answers You got! Really Amazing. Even the pronunciation was great! Even i struggle With some words so i prefer english when i forget how to speak Czech even though it's my mother/first language😂
@@jccbm if he mean that he speak slovak that mean it's basically exactly the same but few words are different but other than that czech and slovak can talk with each other and both can understand very well.
Also those associations you used for the adjectives are actually so greal lmao i never thought that it actually sounds similar to another word. Or like ryba = river is also smart. Nice 😂
Oh how i love seing someone learning our language 😂 And yes you are absolutely right that english has so many words that we Czech people can say a whole sentence with just two words
as a person who speaks Czech it is nice to see ppl learn our language bc we have but in school it's much more harder bc we have ěščřžýáíé and more and our kinda original letter Ř
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We have a Word "Ř"😂
@@prostecechCZSKI guess you are from Czech republic. Right???😂 I am from Czech republic🤣lol.
@@Horse-Lady_cz we all are from Czech Republic XD
@@sajkvanek Lol. Takže tu je o hodně více Čechů u těchto videí více než jsem si kdy myslela😀🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💝
@@Horse-Lady_cz já na tohle video narazil náhodou
I lost it at "Vidím kozy". It means "I see goats". It also means "I see tits". Just randomly hearing it out of context is wild.
well as i heard it and i was playing a game and as i heard it i just alt tabbed to see wtf is going on
Yes literally I almost burst out laughing lmao
same :-D
Nah stop the cap
@@LeviStudiosTvit can actually mean "i see tits"
Czech is HARD. We have so many ways to say one word, different rules for if i/y is written, cause it’s read the same and the word order in sentence is a mess. You did surprisingly well on the pronunciation side tho.
True! After the speedrun I saw a chart of Czech declensions and felt like ripping my eyes off for a brief second 😨😨. Thanks, though!
I agree with you Pavlína. I think Czech is hard too. I have never learned it though, I'm a native speaker.
Som slovák ale to je podstate to isté :D. (Im slovak but that is basically the same thing.)
@@mikohuzo9297 Maďar?
@@yennoff ? i understanded you but what did you mean?
Czech is easier if you are from Poland or Slovakia. The 3 languages ( Polish, Czech and Slovak) are very similar
True, and Czech and Slovak are really simular
Czech And Slovak Are Extremely Similar
@@jedlop we used to be Czecho-Slovakia so yes
czech and slovak are same languages but other accent
@@Hrajix I guess
as a czech im impressed how well you did, i honestly think czech is hard.
Thanks! It was quite hard, it still holds as the one that took me the longest.
It is super hard
😁 I am from czech. r
as a person from czech you did an awsome job! our language is hard and it is even hard for me and my nationality is czech...
Thanks! It's still the longest one I've done, and I'm already 17 languages in :S
LoL im from czech
@@NNether23 Taky :D
@@jccbmmy is only 1 leanguage. It is my half good half bad english. Later in my plan is spanish.😮
@@NNether23též😂. Sice mu rozumím asi polovinu co říká anglicky. Ale jinak jsem rodilá češka😅.
I am fully aware that I am commenting under a two year video and that others have most likely said the same things I have, however watching this as a czech person was very funny. And yes, trust me, the language is _very, very_ hard. Obviously a speedrun to the first checkpoint on duolingo isn't going to teach you the intricacies of the tongue, but it goes way deeper than you'd think. There's the 7 grammatical cases the declension for which is different depending on which gender and "type" it is, the verb conjugation, ř, whatever in the name of all that is holy, unholy and somewhere in between is going on with i/y, the confusing rules for using uppercase letters, the sheer amount of different dialects that have somehow manifested in such a small area, the fact that syllabic consonants are a thing in this language which allows words like scvrnkls to exist, and so much more. I have wondered to myself many times how someone can be insane enough to sit down and actually learn it beyond level A1 at which point I assume most people would realize how bad of an idea this is and quit. If I were not gifted the ability to natively speak it from birth I do not think I'd ever be able to learn it if I wanted to
Scvrkls prsť skrz srst. A strč prst skrz krk se může jít zahrabat :-D
@@PiscotVByl jeden Řek a ten mi řek, abych mu řek kolik je v Řecku řeckých řek a já mu řek, že nejsem Řek abych mu řek kolik je v Řecku řeckých řek... 😭
Naše mluvení není těžké rozpoznat.
@@rblxtrolling9661 spirituální protiklad Finštiny... Která je taky mimořádně nádherná! (Bez ironie)
I'm czech and I gave up on learning some stuff. Some of the rules are so weird, niche and impractical, I don’t even understand how someone came up with it.
This is giving me PTSD from the time when we just moved to Czechia and my child self had to learn this bullshit xd
You did great, dude!
Thanks! It does feel quite traumatic 😅
I do agree czech is bullshit
Hey u if doulingo theaches grammar Ur gonna spedrun for two days
did you just called our language bullshit?
POSÍLÁM TĚ DO ÚSTÍ NAD LABEM. BUDEŠ TAM MEZI CIGÁNAMA. ROZKRADOU TI VŠECHNO KOVOVÝ DO POSLEDNÍ MATIČKY. JEDINÉ CO UVIDÍŠ JE ŠPÍNA. SKONČÍŠ V TÝ NEJVĚTŠÍ PRDELY CELÝ TÝHLE ZASRANÝ ZEMĚ.
Just a joke bro. ok? chill bro chill.
Yeah your great. I still think its a bit funny through. But still good yob.❤
Czech is so hard there were errors on duolingo when i tried it as czech
Yeah, there's some mistakes in Duolingo in various languages. Still does a decent job imo.
As a Czech I would say our language is very hard. You however learned only the easiest part. There are things like double letters, the rules of writing vě or vje( both soud completely same) or the rules of i/y( a slight mistake can change the whole meaning of the word like mýt-wash and mít- have). Otherwise you did a really good job learning the language.
As a czech guy... I have respect for you to learning our language in this video
ja som Slovák, takže čeština je pre mňa ľahká. Ale slovenčina je ťažšia než čeština pre angličanov
Čau Čechuuu! Let's go dáme pivo
@@L1skaa čaau! Jasně! 🍻
@@MedaPlay tak jdeme do hospody !🍻🍺
@@L1skaajooo
1:22 "ano... be careful there!" nice wink to your Spanish speaking audience haha
Super fun videos, I'm having a blast watching you stress out (while having a blast)
Hahaha glad you got it, and thanks a lot!. Hell even I have a blast watching me stress out when editing, there's something fun about watching the pain in 3rd person.
i tried to study polish before and gave up because it was difficult, after watching this... yeah polish is not as difficult anymore-
Czech was the last language I finished on Duolingo before taking a break from the app for several years lol. It’s “like” Polish yet so much more complicated. Why, Czech? 🙃
We are playful :-)
We hate it too, dont worry.
I think Czech spelling is much easier than Polish
@@justADeniIt is.
its super hard to know where is i or y im from czech republic and i get c or d from czech
There's a mistake at 9:33 - "Ona jsou dlouhá". "Ona (She)" is singular, "jsou (to be)" is plural, and "dlouhá (long)" is feminine singular adjective. It must be "Ony jsou dlouhé" or "Ona je dlouhá". But great work! Czech is pretty hard even for native czechs.
13:03 the teenage part of me made me burst into laughter. It has a double meaning, in informal Czech it can also mean I see boobs!
Bro, I was getting overwhelmed by those czech lessons for you. And I am Czech 😅
As Slovak i can’t say it’s hard. I learned Czech from watching their cartoons.😂
Čau kámo. Zdravím z Česka.
jaky okres
čeština je skoro stejná jako slovenština, ale pro Itala nebo kdo to je to musí být 100x těžší
@@tenraptor3463mam italskyho kamose a cesky umi dost dobre je v cesku jen 6 let
Čau
Best saying in czech in my opinion:
"V tom je jádro pudla." / "Theres the core of the Poodle."
Jsem v životě neslyšela.
@@elipren já to párkrát slyšel kdysy
@@elipren jako spusta českých věcí to je z němčiny
Learning the basics of czech in 2hours and something. As a czech I must say that was impressive, good job man. Lucky you didn't have to learn proper grammar like y/i and most importantly duo saved you from the worst letter we have ř
0:33 "This is where the fun begins."
,,It's not very popular, makes sence. Who the fuck would want to learn Czech?" As a Czech person this is the most relatable thing I ever heard. I don't want to learn it either lmao.
As a Czech person, this was hilarious but impressive at the same time, good job!
As a person from Czech Republic I love your pronunciation of these words. And do not worry about the language, I am in 8th grade and I am still learning the rules of the language.
I was born in Czech and left when I was 5, my parents speak to me at home in czech so I understand everything and can read everything, just can't write😂😂
That's cool! It's a cool language
It’s not that hard to write in Czech but the grammar the those other f*cks are killing me. And I am fully Czech 🥲
Yo, if you're interested, I wouldn't mind helping you learn.
In my experience it's pretty easy to pick up on at least the basics of writing, enough to pass for a local, when it's a language you've always spoken and just never learned the grammar.
I'm sort of in a similar boat with a different language myself. Even just sending my grandparents a message every once in a while was enough to drastically improve compared to before then.
As a czech person that prefers speaking english over my national language and forgot the meaning of most czech words and what some things are called, yeah, it is a hard language
Even us Czechs can't talk and especially WRITE with it properly 😂
12:30 Glad I'm not the only one that watches children movies becouse there are psi in it!
13:03 i will NOT explain why that sentence is funny
Don't worry, other people did 🤣🤣🤣
I didn't think this comment section was alive since i got this vid recommended right now
9:55 - lol, that lesson is wrong XD
"jíš sýr?" = "do you eat cheese?"
"ty jíš sýr" has added emphasize on "you" and perhaps surprise, so it's more: " _you_ eat cheese?" - not a normal question like "do you ..."
Dařilo se ti dobře a byla zábava na tebe koukat (You did well and it was fun watching you.)😊
Jeee čech
Fun fact: the verb "to be" has 40 forms in Czech language...
Damn he learned Czech in 3 hours and it took me 3 years.
Woow tak hustý speedrun na češtinu, gratuluji!
I am czech and my current grade from it is D. You did great.
Thanks!
But in the Czech republic they use numbers as grades
@@jan99642 yes bud he transfer it into a american grading system so he coud undertand the grade if Merchanter wrote he has a 4 the jccbm woud not undertand what he means by that but yes what are you saing is true
@@jan99642yes but 4 converted to the AF system is a D
We have like 7 combos for each word i didnt know it was that hard until i saw someone learning
sent this to my czech friend and am currently waiting for a response
Hope it's a good one!
I wanna see him try to say "řebříček" ( a plant ) >:]
Ne kámo😂
I’m learning czech right now! I just finished unit one
Matej, proc jis kotchky a psy
Matek, why do you eat cats and dogs?
I think that’s right idk
the word proc is wrong there must be this letter ---> č [ch] so kotchky is wrong too, correct is kočky [kochky] and psy there has to be i at the end but its pronounce [psy] (so the same) ant there is i bc ti psi (the dogs) every word is written by one of genus, we havs genus musculine, neuter and femimine each genus have 4 or 6 pattern word
for example (neuter genus)
The pattern words are
Město (City)
Moře (Sea, do not try pronounce ř, its impossible if you arent native)
Kuře ( Chicken)
Stavení (Building)
how to know what pattern is a word?
First you need to know declension of nouns.
In a nutshell
declension have 7 form
The basic form of nouns is the 1.
1. (kdo, co)Město / Okno (city/window)
2. (Bez koho, čeho) Měst(a)/ Okn(a)
3.( ke komu, k čemu) (k) Měst(u)/ Okn(u)
4.(Pro koho, co) (pro) Město / Okn(o)
5. this is really weird one, usually its not used as much as the other ones, so its callsd - Oslovujem, voláme which litterally means -We address, we call , Example Matěji! Pane Policisto (in these case its 5. form both of these words and it means - Mr. Policeman! But that is really oversimplified
6. (O kom, o čem) (O) Měst(U) / Okn(u)
7.(S kým, s čím) (S) Měst(em) / Okn(em)
/note/ : the words in() are questions how do you ask on the form( in czech we call that "pád" which also can mean fall)
/note2/: some of these forms ends on the same letter that means it depends on sentence, and you must ask with part of the sentence to know which of these form is it, but to find out what kind of pattern it is, all you need is a second form. But these others are important too!
And this just one pattern. I think there are 14 of them together. And you have to learn them ALL
And I didn't mention the plural and its declension. This means that each noun has 14 different forms and that is nothing against the timing of the verb, where one verb has about 34-36 different forms and also, you have to learn them all!
And there a much more!
*sad depressed face*
:)
@@sprochhonza4819 ok thanks, i suck btw
@@ItsBxlue np, i suck at english lol
@@sprochhonza4819 another Czech here isn’t it ,,proč jíš [(koho/co) ty] psy”
Because ,,jíš ty pány”
And kočky just y after k
But I agree Czech is stupidly hard
People who is from czech : its easy! 😃
People who didnt learn czech : ngl its hard💀
😂😂😂😂
And as a Czech person you did a really great job. (It feels so weird that I speak Czech all of my life 😂. i don't know I just can't explain it. )
I’ve been trying to learn Czech for 3 years on and off and God it gets so much harder the more you get into it
děkuji, že děláš můj jazyk
Jj taky 😂😂
Im a czech, and i can tell u that you did SO GOOD! It is a rlly hard language, we have so many ways to say a word and i/y's are rlly difficult even for me and i live ive lived in cz my whole life
Já takyyyyyyyyyyy😃😃😃😃:D(jako že jsem z česka)..
Stars are old and Sputnik is bad are the exact same tricks I used to learn those words lol
Nice! I mean, it works 😂
Do you read this:
Mařeno, řekni Ř.
Neřeknu ty ořechu, ty by ses mi řehtal.
Maminka říkala, abych to Ř neříkala,
protože bych se přeřekla.
who? jablko
from who? jablka
to who? jablku
i see who? jablko
about who? jablku
with who? jablkem
“jablko,, is apple
you can study this 18379 years, bye
I think 18379 years is not enough
Me as Czech Its really Funny to hear a Spainish guy speak czech
I can teach you one word: "fakt" is spelled like "fucked" and it means "really" (there is another word for "really", but you can use this one in some circumstances.)
A mimochodem, miluju sýr!
No tak ještě že není malý :D
As a Czech national speaker, I'm having a lot of fun watching you do this. Czech is very hard so I'm surprised you even took the challenge. You did surprisingly well. Good job.
Impossible challenge for those who who aren't from Slovakia, Czechia and Poland: Try to say Ř
Hehe. Predtým bolo Česko a slovensko spojené, takže volali sme sa Česko-Slovensko. Slováci vedia veľmi dobre rozprávať po Česky a Česi zas rozprávať po Slovensky. Pre mňa je Čeština ľahká 😂
bro i didn’t realise how hard czech was bc i was planning to learn it to talk to my friend 😭😭😭
i am from Czech and i can say the language is really hard you did good❤❤
me being able to speak czech ("hardest language") since i was born and not being czech
awesome, i remember this stream! can't wait for the next one ✌😁
"I'm gonna fuck up the pronounciations" Proceeds to nail it
Teď jsem náhodně narazil na tvoje video a střesně mě baví koukat jak si cizinci lámou jazyk nad češtinou. :D
Každopádně dobrá práce, jen škoda že nikde nevidím pokračování, chtěl bych tě vidět jak se popereš se zrůdnostmi, jako je skoňování nepravidelných sloves, atd. :D
Mé to též baví placak 🫸
@@sabinabri Co? :D 😎
Žě mě taky baví se koukat jak cizinci se učí česky
this was so funny for me, because im Czech, and it is big big true that Czech is one of the hardest languages, cause you have to be careful on y/i or f/v and more... Very hard to learn, but it was fun to watch you :D
Tyvole tak tohle je velmi reálné.
This makes my day better- im Czech and this is so cool ngl
As a Czech person. Wow, great job! Seriously. You also did quite well with the pronunciation.
Ik this video is like 2 years old, but i think you should definitely learn Ř. Just for fun 😇 But other than that...
I think its best for anyone who wasnt born in czechia to just.. leave czech alone. For the sake of their mental health. Theres like a billion rules, and exceptions, and exceptions to exceptions. WAAYYY too many verb and noun forms. Basicaly, only to use nouns correctly you need to learn: sing. + pl., 7 cases, 3 genders, and for each gender there are 4 vzory (patterns? examples? sorry idk how to call these in english) = 168 forms? Basically? Well the do kinda repeat sometimes. But then there are of course exceptions.
Then, tenses. God, the verbs make literally no sense. I could ramble for hours about how it doesnt make sense.
And then. Spelling and pronunciation 😁
Ahhhh. I and Y *gets flashbacks * they are pronounced the same, so you gotta memorize ✨vyjmenovaná slova✨, those are words in which there's a Y after a certain letter. Oh yea, soft hard and both(?) consontants. Also, Ě makes zero sense. Then you have mě/mně. Pronounced the same. And then shit like ✨ neutralizace znělosti✨ where if theres eg B at the end of a word, you pronounce it P.
Aaaand then theres informal czech. Another gazillion different endings for adjectives, different verb forms....
Yeah, czech is really hard even for native speakers. So if youre not one, and you want to learn it... Good luck i guess. But please, just dont use duolingo 😅
(Oh god how long is this comment. I should go to sleep now lmao bye)
Yeah and i forgot to mention, theres no fixed word order in a sentence..
As a Czech I’m happy u tried this
Dobrá práce. :D
Ty jsi čech??🤔🤔
I'm czech and I think you did very well for your first time trying czech even though that was only a top of an iceberg and you successfully managed to avoid all those messed up rules there are for writing and categorizing verbs and nouns (You should pray that you don't ever have the pleasure of learning them) and of course the main and minor sentences and all the things you can determine about them. It's pure evil
Why so hard: Once SLAV or never SLAV. Im SLAV NO PROBLEM😂
Damn :(
You did a great job! And I really enjoyed your hilarious comments about Duolingo's phrases. I something feel like they put sentences with double meaning on purpose.
Hi, I am from Czechia and to my opinion, you did preaty realy great! If I need to lear english for 3h I wont be that far away as you in Czech language. And I can confil ITS HARD, even for me, writing i/y or ě/je. It sounds same, but write diferent. WHYYYYY??
wow.I'm from Czech republic and i must admit our language isn't easy but you're doing well. very gut and funny video :D
Wow. ty taky😃
jelikož jsem z téhle země tak mi vždy přijde vtipné když se to někdo učí a snaží se to přečíst správně
Bro we got a difficult language for sure, but I'm glad you gave it a shot, I think once you learn it, the language can be very beautiful and verbose. There are ways to say things that you can't say in english, for example "Svůj" which is a determiner of ownership, but it always refers to the subject of the sentence, no matter where you use it.
So, for example, if you were to say "Když Jiří uviděl Honzu, vzal svůj batoh a dal mu ho." which to english would translate as "When Jiří saw Honza, he took his backpack and gave it to him" except by the use of "svůj" i can determine that it was Jiří who gave the backpack to Honza and not the other way around. In english this meaning would be only implied.
For the case of this sentence it's pretty simple but in some other ones with multiple objects it can be a great way to differentiate whether you're talking about the subject or not.
I am a half Czech and I think you did pretty well🙃🙃🙃
Thanks! Glad to hear that. HNY!
Ale ano, pobavil jsem se. :D Doufám že sis to užil.
asi ti úplně nerozumí xdddd
I know that English and Czech are so different languages and I know that the czech language is one of the most hard languages in the world
Btw sorry for the mistakes, I learn English on Duolingo, but I'm only begginer, my English level is A1
As czech im gonna say you did a great job
Wow, your pronounciation is very good
Is it? Thanks! I'm glad to hear that.
Nice progress fom czech
Yes, yes, Czech is hard language but there are even harder languages. (Or I think there are. :))
Probably there are. It's hard to judge sometimes, since there are languages like Japanese, where some things are kinda simple, but others are a nightmare (like writing)
lol yeah both languages are considered hard to learn and that’s how people like me can exist. A native Czech speaker and I’m learning Japanese… gotta get the full package I guess! 😅
The Czech language is simple, that is, if you were born in the Czech Republic.
Exactly 💀 same way English is easy to people born in an English speaking country
@@VisibletoanyoneonTH-camsSpoken English. I found written English extremely difficult.
Wo ist der Käse?
One language less to go!
0:40 fr tho it's fucking annoying when there's so much justfications on everything it actually píšeš me of dawg
czech is nt fun Q_Q its is life with out sugar
As a Czech person i am shocked to see how Fast You were going And how many correct answers You got! Really Amazing. Even the pronunciation was great! Even i struggle With some words so i prefer english when i forget how to speak Czech even though it's my mother/first language😂
Jako Češka jsem ráda že náš jazyk je jeden z nejtĕžšých
Man you're goooood! well done....and hilarious as well :D
Respect from Czech man! Czech is very hard to learn
Thanks. It's an awesome language though, I love it
9:51 as a czechoslovakian, i was astonished by how perfectly u pronounced it!?
Czech is EASY
yes
2:50 I'm learning Czech, and duolingo is very different now, so I was like wait, good tree? I must be mistaken
Excelente jajajaja
Týpeček zní jako glum 4:00
I speak Slovene so this is cool?!! 😁
Cool! How similar is it?
@@jccbm if he mean that he speak slovak that mean it's basically exactly the same but few words are different but other than that czech and slovak can talk with each other and both can understand very well.
@@GoGicz I think he meant he is from slovenia not slovakia
@@stickystick1048 ye maybe.
Czech is my mother tongue.
As a Czech, I don't understand why you want to learn Czech, you can have a beautiful Christian life!
Also those associations you used for the adjectives are actually so greal lmao i never thought that it actually sounds similar to another word. Or like ryba = river is also smart. Nice 😂
Jako čech musím říct že ano čeština je těžká/ as a Czechian i can confirm that Czechian is hard
homie learned czech better in 3 hours than Prague residents in their whole lives
As czech, i must say you're saying it very well, i know alot people zhat can't say even "ahoj" right
Oh how i love seing someone learning our language 😂
And yes you are absolutely right that english has so many words that we Czech people can say a whole sentence with just two words
as a person who speaks Czech it is nice to see ppl learn our language bc we have but in school it's much more harder bc we have ěščřžýáíé and more and our kinda original letter Ř
I am Czech 🇨🇿 Zpráva pro Čechy: Jsme nejlepšíííí
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