How to say “You don't have to be angry about it” in Slovak; Slovak Modal Verbs 2; Modal verb “musieť”; Bonus 2; S7E23

Today's episode is about the modal verb “musieť”. You will learn how to conjugate it in the present tense. Then you'll practice the use of in a few short sentences.Episode notesToday's episode is about the modal verb “musieť”. You will learn how to conjugate it in the present tense. Then you'll practice the use of in a few short sentences.Slovak lesson1. Conjugation of “musieť” (Present Tense):- This verb means "to must", “to have to”Singular: musím (I must)                   Plural: musíme (we must)       musíš (you must)                           musíte (you must) musí (he, she, it must)                  musia (they must2. Negation of the modal verb “musieť” in the Present Tense:Singular: nemusím (I must not)                   Plural: nemusíme (we must not)nemusíš (you must not)                           nemusíte (you must not)nemusí (he, she, it must not)                  nemusia (they must not)Sentences:1.Otec: Robert, poď sem, potrebujem tvoju pomoc. (Robert, come here, I need your help.)Robert: Nemôžem, ešte musím dokončiť domácu úlohu. Nech ti Hana pomôže. (I can't, I still have to finish my homework. Let Hana help you.)Otec: Hana ide na hodinu angličtiny, musí sa ponáhľať. (Hana is going to English class, she has to hurry.)Robert: A ja mám test zajtra, musím sa naň pripraviť. (And I have a test tomorrow, I have to prepare for it.2.Mama: Jožko, čo musia dobré deti urobiť, keď stretnú svojho suseda? (Jožko, what do good children have to do when they meet their neighbor?)Jožko: Musia sa pekne pozdraviť. (They have to say hello nicely.)Mama: A čo nemusia deti robiť, ak im sused neodzdraví? (And what the children don't have to do if a neighbor doesn't say hello to them?)Jožko: Nemusia sa preto hnevať. (They don't have to be angry about it.)Mama: Presne tak. Náš sused je starý a nepočuje dobre. Nemusíš sa preto hnevať. (Exactly. Our neighbor is old and can't hear well. You don't have to be angry about it.)Jožko: Viem, viem. Nemusím sa hnevať. (I know, I know. I don't have to be angry.)Nemusíš sa hnevať. (You don't have to be angry.)Final notes00:36 Introduction to the episode02:23 Information about the bonus episodes03:10 Slovak lesson05:10 Practice sentences18:02 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