Lesson 6. Module 4 review

I can review the module: describe an apartment and things in the plural, say what I like and what I buy, give a price, order at a café, and not mix up ťa and tá, náš and nás.

What we review

There are no new rules, only what lessons 1–5 covered. • Your home: ktorý / ktorá / ktoré? • Many things: stoly, lampy, okná; dva with masculine nouns, dve with feminine and neuter; moje, tie, nové. • Whom? What? The accusative: -u for feminine nouns, -a for men and animals; with ne- the case stays the same: Nemám čas. • Money: jedno euro, dve eurá, päť eur; stojí for one thing, stoja for several; pre, po, na, cez, za + the accusative. • The short word in second position: si (lesson 5). • ťa / tá, vás / váš differ only by the mark: choose by the meaning. • “Like” and “tastes good”: rád + verb ↔ mám rád + thing ↔ chutí mi + thing. Now you can describe an apartment, shop at the market, and order at a café.

Module 4 in one table

All of this was in lessons 1–5.

What to say	Form	Example
many things	-y, -e, -á	dve okná
whom? what?	-u, -a	jednu kávu
money from five up	eur	päť eur
for yourself	si second	dám si
“I like doing”	rád + verb	rád varím
“I like something”	mám rád + accusative	mám rada čaj
“it tastes good to me”	chutí mi + dictionary form	chutí mi med

Lesson notes

What we review

There are no new rules, only what lessons 1–5 covered. • Your home: ktorý / ktorá / ktoré? • Many things: stoly, lampy, okná; dva with masculine nouns, dve with feminine and neuter; moje, tie, nové. • Whom? What? The accusative: -u for feminine nouns, -a for men and animals; with ne- the case stays the same: Nemám čas. • Money: jedno euro, dve eurá, päť eur; stojí for one thing, stoja for several; pre, po, na, cez, za + the accusative. • The short word in second position: si (lesson 5). • ťa / tá, vás / váš differ only by the mark: choose by the meaning. • “Like” and “tastes good”: rád + verb ↔ mám rád + thing ↔ chutí mi + thing. Now you can describe an apartment, shop at the market, and order at a café.