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sejít se (se + jít!) v/na + loc: to get together at<br />
slyšet (slyším, slyšíš...) o + loc: to hear about<br />
snít (sním, sníš...) o + loc: to dream about<br />
spěchat (spěchám, spěcháš...): to hurry up<br />
stěhovat se (stěhuju se, stěhuješ se...): to move one’s residence<br />
umřít (umřu, umřeš...; umřel): to die<br />
*vydělávat (vydělávám, vyděláváš...) peníze: to make money<br />
vystudovat (P) + acc: to have studied at (a college); to have studied (a certain subject)<br />
Adverbs / Adverbia<br />
jen (SpCz: jenom): only<br />
než: than<br />
takhle: in that way<br />
Prepositions / Prepozice<br />
bez(e) + gen: without<br />
o + loc: about<br />
po + loc: after; around<br />
*při + loc (při jídle): during (a meal)<br />
Expressions / Výrazy<br />
*Už ti na mně nezáleží: You don’t care about me anymore<br />
For review / Na opakování<br />
On our Czech Grammar website, read and study the pdfs for the locative case and pronouns and their forms;<br />
also review the words that take na. We already know the basic outlines of locative singular, but we get new<br />
information: the locative singular for masculine animates (-ovi!) and the locative case of pronouns.<br />
For intrepid souls, a quick look at the locative plural!<br />
1. Most soft-stem nouns end in -ích: o penězích, o džunglích, o nádražích.<br />
2. Fem hard-stem nouns take -ách: o holkách, o svatbách.<br />
3. Most masc and neut hard-stem nouns take -ech: o hotelech, o upírech, o oknech.<br />
4. For the messier details on masc and neut stems ending in -k, -g, -h, -ch, see the pdf!<br />
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