Learn Czech - Accusative Singular - Lesson 32
This is an introduction to the majority nouns endings for the accusative case in Czech, It uses basic vocabulary to help you start forming sentences in the accusative case. NOTE: The word for dad - táta - is a minority ending masculine noun. The accusative singular form is - tátu - so if you want to say - I have a dad - it is - Mám tátu. Thanks for watching Rich
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