We are back with our 5-minute Czech worksheets so that you can use the quarantine time to improve your Czech! Today in the intermediate 5-minute Czech worksheet, you'll learn some verbs related to the five senses.
5-minute Czech - Intermediate
Zrak The sense of sight
vidět + accusative to see
„Už vidím Evu a Marka!” “I can see Eva and Mark already!”
„Vidíš to (taky)?“ “Can you see it (too)?”
„Nikdy jsem to neviděl.“ “I have never seen it.”
Sluch The sense of hearing
slyšet + accusative to hear
„Slyšel jsem tu písničku v rádiu.” “I heard this song on the radio.”
„Slyšíte mě?“ “Can you hear me?”
poslouchat + accusative to listen
„Rád poslouchám vážnou hudbu.“ “I like listening to classical music.”
„Posloucháš mě?” “Are you listening to me?”
Čich The sense of smell
cítit + accusative to smell
„Necítíš ten plyn?“ “Can’t you smell the gas?”
vonět/smrdět to smell good/bad
„Ta polévka voní nádherně.“ “The soup smells delicious.”
„Tady něco strašně smrdí.“ “Something really stinks here.”
Chuť The sense of taste
chutnat/ochutnat + accusative to taste, to try
„Ochutnal jsi tu polévku?“ “Have you tasted the soup?“
(ne)chutnat + dative to taste good to someone = to like (about food)
„Čokoláda mi chutná, ale káva mi nechutná.“ “I like chocholate, but I don’t like coffee.”
Hmat The sense of touch
dotýkat se/dotknout se + genitiv to touch
„Nedotýkat se!“ “Do not touch!”