Today we are going to look at more irregular verbs that completely change the stem, but still keep the standart ending for a specific person. For example: stáť (to stand) => stojim, etc. Then you will practice them in short sentences.
Episode notes
Today we are going to look at more irregular verbs that completely change the stem, but still keep the standart ending for a specific person. For example: stáť (to stand) => stojim, etc. Then you will practice them in short sentences.
Slovak lesson
Verb stáť (to stand)
Singular: Plural:
stojím (I stand) stojíme (we stand)
stojíš (you stand) stojíte (you stand)
stojí (he, she, it stands) stoja (they stand)
Verb ísť (to go), odísť (to leave), prísť (to come)
Singular: Plural:
idem (I go) ideme (we go)
ideš (you go) idete (you go)
ide (he, she, it goes) idú (they go)
Verb brať (to take)
Singular: Plural:
beriem (I take) berieme (we take)
berieš (you take) beriete (you take)
berie (he, she, it takes) berú (they take)
Verb prať (to wash laundry)
Singular: Plural:
periem (I wash) perieme (we wash)
perieš (you wash) periete (you wash)
perie (he, she, it washs) perú (they wash)
Verb vedieť (to know / to have knowledge)
Singular: Plural:
viem (I know) vieme (we know)
vieš (you know) viete (you know)
vie (he, she, it knows) vedia (they know)
Verb minúť (to spend)
Singular: Plural:
miniem (I spend) minieme (we spend)
minieš (you spend) miniete (you spend)
minie (he, she, it spends) minú (spend)
Miniete veľa času nič nerobením? (Do you spend a lot of time doing nothing?)
Timestamps
00:31 Introduction
02:27 Slovak lesson
08:19 Sentences
15:30 Final thoughts
If you have any questions, send it to my email hello@bozenasslovak.com. Check my Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bozenasslovak/ where I am posting the pictures of what I am talking about on my podcast. Also, check my website https://www.bozenasslovak.com
© All copywrites reserved to Bozena O Hilko LLC
Today we are going to look at more irregular verbs that completely change the stem, but still keep the standart ending for a specific person. For example: stáť (to stand) => stojim, etc. Then you will practice them in short sentences.
Episode notes
Today we are going to look at more irregular verbs that completely change the stem, but still keep the standart ending for a specific person. For example: stáť (to stand) => stojim, etc. Then you will practice them in short sentences.
Slovak lesson
Verb stáť (to stand)
Singular: Plural:
stojím (I stand) stojíme (we stand)
stojíš (you stand) stojíte (you stand)
stojí (he, she, it stands) stoja (they stand)
Verb ísť (to go), odísť (to leave), prísť (to come)
Singular: Plural:
idem (I go) ideme (we go)
ideš (you go) idete (you go)
ide (he, she, it goes) idú (they go)
Verb brať (to take)
Singular: Plural:
beriem (I take) berieme (we take)
berieš (you take) beriete (you take)
berie (he, she, it takes) berú (they take)
Verb prať (to wash laundry)
Singular: Plural:
periem (I wash) perieme (we wash)
perieš (you wash) periete (you wash)
perie (he, she, it washs) perú (they wash)
Verb vedieť (to know / to have knowledge)
Singular: Plural:
viem (I know) vieme (we know)
vieš (you know) viete (you know)
vie (he, she, it knows) vedia (they know)
Verb minúť (to spend)
Singular: Plural:
miniem (I spend) minieme (we spend)
minieš (you spend) miniete (you spend)
minie (he, she, it spends) minú (spend)
Miniete veľa času nič nerobením? (Do you spend a lot of time doing nothing?)
Timestamps
00:31 Introduction
02:27 Slovak lesson
08:19 Sentences
15:30 Final thoughts
If you have any questions, send it to my email hello@bozenasslovak.com. Check my Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bozenasslovak/ where I am posting the pictures of what I am talking about on my podcast. Also, check my website https://www.bozenasslovak.com
© All copywrites reserved to Bozena O Hilko LLC