Where did you go? PART 2: NA (ŠEL JSEM NA NÁDRÁŽÍ, ŠLI JSME NA KONCERT)
Renča has picked 7 frequent locastions that are used with NA. So answering a question WHERE DID YOU GO YESTERDAY? = KAM JSI VČERA ŠEL/ŠLA? won't be a nightmare for you anymore.
You will always hear the expression in the base form and then in an example sentence. It will also make you revize the forms of the verb JÍT in the past tense (= to go on foot) as weel as days of the week.
I you missed these episodes, listen to them first and then come back:
Days of the week: Season 1, Episode 26 + 27
To go on foot in the past tense (JÍT - JÁ JSEM ŠEL): Season 2, Episode 37
Y ou can download a handout and read an article with English translations here: https://czech-me.com/s02-e41-daily-podcast-czech-your-day/
The list of all episodes is here: https://czech-me.com/daily-podcast-czech-your-day/
The link (COMMUNITY Czech Your Day): https://czech-me.com/join-community-czech-your-day/
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Czech Your Day is a daily podcast that helps foreigners really understand and learn Czech through weekly topics. Each episode of the week gets you one step closer to understanding Friday's episode - the story. Renča shows not only the "textbook version" of Czech, but also the "real-life Czech" (that means the way Czech people speak at home or with their friends). Yes, that's exactly what foreigners struggle with - being able to have a normal conversation with your Czech friends and colleagues. Renča also shares her tips and tricks that will help you on your learning journey. Keep listening and you will realize that your Czech is definitely getting better 😉
You can find transcripts/handouts from each episode on Renča's website CZECH-ME.COM.