🚶♀️Does 'jít' Really Mean 'Go'? | Motion Verbs in Czech
Motion verbs are a specific category in Czech and Slavic languages. We can generally say that "jít/chodit" is translated as "go" and "přijít/přicházet" as "come." Except... when this doesn't work! In this video, you will understand the logic behind these verbs and learn phrases you can use daily.
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0:00 Introduction
1:24 Jít, chodit, přijít, přicházet
4:46 Examples with JÍT
7:38 Examples with CHODIT
10:17 jít x přijít in past
11:34 přicházet
12:16 Přijít
14:26 Conclusion