@LukeAlmighty ger, gera, gerandi, gerandist, gerast, gerð, gerða, gerðan, gerðar, gerði, gerðir, gerðist, gerðra, gerðrar, gerðri, gerðs, gerðu, gerðuð, gerðum, gerðumst, gerður, gerðust, geri, gerið, geriði, gerir, gerist, geristi, gerst, gerstu, gert, gerum, gerumst
udelat is the perfective? Not sdelat?
@frost
I don't see sdělat there.
Aslo, this kind of question is kinda beyond my pay grade. I am happy I managed to pass the czech language at school :D
@frost
Dobytí hradu (conquering a castle) is obviously an agressive, hostile and violent act. And teachers always say as the prime example of "bít" (fight/punch) as a core where we should use the "i". So, how can violent punching of people in castle be "dobýt"? It's pure bullshit. Long live the English language. Fuck this traumatizing shit.
@frost
Tldr: This language is so full of bullshit, that even people like me, who can speak a 2nd language fluently are still fucking scared of writing in Czech just because it's so insanely difficult and there is a group of elite grammar nazis, who will make it their life mission to make sure you know just how much they hate you.
