Shield Czech — 3-Verb Conjugation Master
SHIELD LANGUAGE ACADEMY • CZECH A1

3-Verb Conjugation Master

Present tense (přítomný čas) · Czech + English + বাংলা

🇨🇿 Čeština • 3 Verbs
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আমি

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Czech conjugation rules — A1 / Česká slovesa

Czech does not use Portuguese -ar/-er/-ir endings or Czech vowel harmony. Czech verbs use present-tense patterns. In this lesson, all three verbs are imperfective, so their present-tense forms describe real present actions or habits.

1. Mluvit — -ím pattern

mluv-it → mluv- + ím / íš / í / íme / íte / í

I speak / am speaking: já mluvím.
We speak: my mluvíme.

The six endings are -ím, -íš, -í, -íme, -íte, -í. The 3rd-person singular and plural forms are the same.

2. Přicházet — coming

přicházím, přicházíš, přichází, přicházíme, přicházíte, přicházejí.

Přicházejí and přichází are both accepted for third-person plural. This app drills přicházejí so learners can hear a distinct plural form.

Unlike perfective přijít, the imperfective přicházet really can describe the present.

3. Jít — irregular motion verb

jdu, jdeš, jde, jdeme, jdete, jdou.

Jdu do školy. — I'm going to school (on foot).

Present jdu is not the same as its special future půjdu. Transportation often calls for another verb, jet, which is not part of this 3-verb app.

4. Pronouns, politeness & word order

já I · ty you (informal) · on/ona he/she · my we · vy you (polite/plural) · oni they.

Czech usually omits pronouns because the verb ending shows the person. Ona (she) uses the same form as on (he); ony uses the same form as oni. Vy takes the plural verb form even when addressing one person formally.

Czech uses case endings and prepositions for place and direction; these example phrases are fixed, reliable A1 patterns.

Selected verb / নির্বাচিত ক্রিয়া

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Translation note: Czech present tense can mean both “I speak” and “I am speaking” according to context. The English and Bangla model sentences here use the natural “am/is/are ...ing” interpretation. Czech pronouns are displayed for training, though they are often omitted in conversation.

Practice & test

Choose the correct Czech present-tense form. English and Bengali prompts stay visible throughout.

3 complete verb charts

Six standard person categories and all three model sentences in Czech, English, and Bangla.