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In this lesson, you'll learn the present conjugation for the Czech verb meaning to watch.
Repeat the Czech aloud and copy the hand gestures to improve recall.
dívat se to watch
Já se dívám. I watch.
Ty se díváš. You watch.
On se dívá. He watches.
Ona se dívá. She watches.
My se díváme. We watch.
Vy se díváte. You watch.
Oni/ony/ona se dívají. They watch.
Oni se dívají na televizi. — They are watching TV.
Na co se díváš? — What are you watching?
Let's review!
Respond to the prompts by speaking loud and copying the hand gestures.
Já se dívám. Ty se díváš. On se dívá. Ona se dívá. My se díváme. Vy se díváte. Oni/ony/ona se dívají.
And that's it for this lesson.
Great job!
Now you know how to conjugate this verb.
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