Jet, Jít and Letět: Your Czech Guide to Talking about Your Future Plans and Travels

Send Renča a text 😉In this episode, Renča shows you how to express future plans in Czech using three primary verbs: JÍT (to go on foot), JET (to go by means of transport), and LETĚT (to fly). The episode explains how these verbs form future tense without the auxiliary 'BUDU,' using simple prefixes to modify the present tense forms. With practical examples and a focus on combining these verbs with months, parts of the day, and days of the week, you will be able to talk about your future travel plans with so much more ease in Czech. Tune in to prepare for using these expressions in an upcoming story episode.Download the handout here: https://czech-me.com/episode-49-daily-podcast-czech-your-day-transcript-included/00:20 This Week's Focus: Months00:44 Expressing Future Plans in Czech01:34 Key Verbs: JÍT, JET, LETĚT03:22 Example Sentences and Usage05:33 Forming the Future Tense

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