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Czech: bě/bje and vě/vje

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Usually Czech uses bě and vě. If the prefix ob- or v- joins a part beginning je-, keep j: ob-jevit, v-jet. Examine word structure, not only sound.

See how meaning or form supports the decision.
ExampleReasoning
v-jet → vjezdJet combines with the prefix v-; j remains.
větevHere there is no prefix v- followed by a part beginning je-.

One worked example

  1. v-jet → vjezdJet combines with the prefix v-; j remains.
  2. větevHere there is no prefix v- followed by a part beginning je-.

Watch out: Borrowed words such as objekt can contain bje for another reason; this test concerns native prefixed words.

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What you will learn: Check whether a prefix is followed by a part beginning je-.

What you need first: You can read a short Czech sentence and understand the words used here.

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Usually Czech uses bě and vě. If the prefix ob- or v- joins a part beginning je-, keep j: ob-jevit, v-jet. Examine word structure, not only sound.

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