| Front | Accusative pronouns - some examples Máš mě rád? (Do you like me?) Stará se o mě. (She is taking care of me.) Nesnáším tě. (I can't stand you.) Ta polévka je pro tebe. (That soup is for you.) Vidíte ho? (Can you see him/it?) Jeho nevidím. (I can't see him.) My jej potřebujeme. (We need him/it.) Čekají na něho. (They are waiting for him.) Kde na něj čekají? (Where are they waiting for him/it?) Potřebujou ji? (Do they need her?) Myslím na ni. (I am thinking about her.) Ženy ho chápou. (Women understand it/him.) Ženy je chápou. (Women understand it/them.) Ženy jej chápou. (Women understand it/him.) Díváme se na ně. (We are looking at it/them.) Dívám se na něj. (I am looking at it/him.) Kateřina je nesnáší. (Kateřina can't stand them/it.) |
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| Back | Note that where a pronoun could mean one more than one thing (him/it or it/them), the specific meaning will have to be inferred from context. |
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