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Czech pronoun já: mě or mně?

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For the Czech pronoun já, case decides: genitive and accusative use mě, dative and locative use mně. Substitute ty: tebe/tě maps to mě, tobě/ti maps to mně.

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ExampleReasoning
Vidí mě. → Vidí tě.The question koho? indicates accusative; tě helps choose mě.
Mluví o mně. → Mluví o tobě.O kom? is locative; tobě points to mně.

One worked example

  1. Vidí mě. → Vidí tě.The question koho? indicates accusative; tě helps choose mě.
  2. Mluví o mně. → Mluví o tobě.O kom? is locative; tobě points to mně.

Watch out: This test applies to the pronoun já, not to letters within words such as město or zapomněl.

Goal, prerequisites and card origin

What you will learn: Choose mě or mně from its case in the sentence.

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

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For the Czech pronoun já, case decides: genitive and accusative use mě, dative and locative use mně. Substitute ty: tebe/tě maps to mě, tobě/ti maps to mně.

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