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Key vocabulary
Words and phrases used in this lesson.
rajče
tomatookurka
cucumbercibule
onionbrambora
potato2
Lesson content
Learn the language through practical Czech examples.
Mám rajče
Use common vegetables in familiar eating and preference patterns.
Mám rajče.I have a tomato.
Jím okurku.I am eating a cucumber.
Cibule je na stole.The onion is on the table.
Mám rád brambory.I like potatoes. (said by a man)
In everyday situations
Use the words with familiar actions, people and places.
Jím chléb a rajče.I eat bread and a tomato.
Okurka je v lednici.The cucumber is in the fridge.
Mám ráda rajčata.I like tomatoes. (said by a woman)
Nemám rád cibuli.I do not like onions. (said by a man)
Brambory jsou v kuchyni.The potatoes are in the kitchen.
Mám rajče a okurku.I have a tomato and a cucumber.
Kde je cibule?Where is the onion?
Cibule je vedle brambor.The onion is next to the potatoes.
In conversation
Follow the questions and answers.
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Co jíš?What are you eating?
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Jím chléb a rajče.I am eating bread and a tomato.
A
Máš ráda rajčata?Do you like tomatoes? (addressed to a woman)
B
Ano, mám ráda rajčata.Yes, I like tomatoes. (said by a woman)
A
Kde je okurka?Where is the cucumber?
B
Je v lednici.It is in the fridge.
A
A kde jsou brambory?And where are the potatoes?
B
Jsou v kuchyni.They are in the kitchen.
Try saying it yourself
Translate the English sentences, then compare with the examples.
Jím vejce a rajče.I eat eggs and a tomato.
Mám rád okurky.I like cucumbers. (said by a man)
Rajčata jsou na stole.The tomatoes are on the table.
Mám brambory a sýr.I have potatoes and cheese.
Nemám rád rajčata.I do not like tomatoes. (said by a man)
Okurka je vedle sýra.The cucumber is next to the cheese.
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Practice
Test yourself and reinforce what you learned.
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Watch the lesson
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