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Mýt means to wash; mít means to have. The sound alone is not enough: picture the action before choosing the letter.

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Example	Reasoning
umýt talíř	We clean the plate: this belongs to the mýt family.
mít talíř	We have a plate available: this is mít.

Watch out: Do not use y merely because a word begins with m. Milý has i.

Goal, prerequisites and card origin

What you will learn: Choose mýt for washing and mít for having.

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

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Mýt means to wash; mít means to have. The sound alone is not enough: picture the action before choosing the letter.

Without JavaScript, write your answer elsewhere before opening the solution.Complete the Czech word: „Před jídlem si musím um_t ruce.“

Solution — open after your own attempt

umýt We clean our hands with water; umýt is related to mýt.

A question for your next return: Choose: „Chtěl bych (mít / mýt) nové kolo.“

Solution — open after your own attempt

mít He wants to own a new bicycle, therefore mít.

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