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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2024 · 16 MIN

How to ask “When do we meet?” in Slovak; S5E26, Bonus 4

from Learn Slovak and More Podcast · host Bozena Hilko

Today we are going to look at some verbs that completely change the stem, but still keep the standard ending for a specific person. For example: niesť - nesiem or spať - spím. Episode notesToday we are going to look at some verbs that completely change the stem, but still keep the standard ending for a specific person. For example: niesť - nesiem or spať - spím. Then you will practice them in short sentences.Slovak lessonVerb niesť (to carry)Singular:                       Plural: nesiem (I carry)                     nesieme (we carry)nesieš (you carry)                 nesiete (you carry)nesie (he, she, it carrys)     nesú (they carry)Verb viesť (to lead)Singular:                      Plural:vediem (I lead)                      vedieme (we lead)vedieš (you lead)                  vediete (you lead)vedie (he, she, it leads)     vedú (they lead)Verb viezť (to drive)Singular:                      Plural:veziem (I drive)                    vezieme (we drive)vezieš (you drive)                veziete (you drive)vezie (he, she, it drives)    vezú (they drive)Verb spať (to sleep)Singular:                      Plural:spím (I sleep)                      spíme (we sleep)spíš (you sleep)                  spíte (you sleep)spí (he, she, it sleeps)     spia (they sleep)Verb stretnúť (to meet)Singular:                     Plural:stretnem (I meet)                    stretneme (we meet)stretneš (you meet)               stretnete (you meet)stretne (he, she, it meets)   stretnú (they meet)Verb sedieť (to sit)Singular:                     Plural:sedím (I sit)                      sedíme (we sit)sedíš (you sit)                  sedíte (you sit)sedí (he, she, it sits)      sedia (they sit)Sentences:1. Náš starý sused sedí každé ráno na lavičke pred domom.2. Sedí tam a pozerá na svet okolo seba.3. Keď ho tam vidím, odnesiem mu kúsok koláča.4. Sused mi ďakuje a pomaly je koláč.5. Prajem mu pekný deň a odchádzam.Timestamps:00:31 Introduction03:20 Slovak lesson09:29 Sentences15:00 Final thoughtsIf you have any questions, send it to my email [email protected]. 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 Ondova Hilko LLC

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Today we are going to look at some verbs that completely change the stem, but still keep the standard ending for a specific person. For example: niesť - nesiem or spať - spím. Episode notes Today we are going to look at some verbs that completely change the stem, but still keep the standard ending for a specific person. For example: niesť - nesiem or spať - spím. Then you will practice them in short sentences. Slovak lesson Verb niesť (to carry) Singular: ...

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