意味
Watching television programs.
文化的背景
The 'Večerníček' is a cultural icon. Every child knows the theme song of the little boy in a paper hat who invites them to 'dívat se na televizi' before bed. During the Ice Hockey World Championship, 'dívat se na televizi' becomes a collective national act, often done in pubs with large projectors. Christmas fairytales (pohádky) are the peak TV event of the year. Not watching them is considered almost un-Czech. The term 'bedna' (box) for TV is so common that it's used in song lyrics and literature to describe the hypnotic power of media.
The Second Position Rule
Always put 'se' as the second element in your sentence. 'Já se dívám' or 'Dnes se dívám'.
Don't forget 'se'!
Without 'se', the sentence is grammatically broken and confusing to natives.
意味
Watching television programs.
The Second Position Rule
Always put 'se' as the second element in your sentence. 'Já se dívám' or 'Dnes se dívám'.
Don't forget 'se'!
Without 'se', the sentence is grammatically broken and confusing to natives.
Use 'telka' for street cred
If you're with friends, say 'Kouknem na telku?' to sound much more natural.
Hockey is TV King
If you want to start a conversation, ask if they watched the hockey match on TV last night.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing reflexive pronoun.
Já ___ dívám na televizi.
The verb is 'dívat se', so 'se' is required.
Choose the correct form of the word 'televize'.
Díváme se na ____.
After the preposition 'na' in this context, we use the accusative case, which for 'televize' is 'televizi'.
Complete the dialogue with the correct verb form.
A: Co děláš? B: ____ se na televizi.
The speaker is talking about themselves (I), so 'dívám' is correct.
Match the Czech phrase with its English translation.
Match the pairs:
These reflect the different registers of the phrase.
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4 問題Já ___ dívám na televizi.
The verb is 'dívat se', so 'se' is required.
Díváme se na ____.
After the preposition 'na' in this context, we use the accusative case, which for 'televize' is 'televizi'.
A: Co děláš? B: ____ se na televizi.
The speaker is talking about themselves (I), so 'dívám' is correct.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These reflect the different registers of the phrase.
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よくある質問
10 問No, you must use the preposition 'na'. It's like saying 'I look the TV' instead of 'I look at the TV'.
Not at all, it's just informal. Use it with friends, but maybe not in a job interview.
'Dívat se' is general watching for pleasure. 'Sledovat' is more active, like following a series or monitoring news.
Because the preposition 'na' requires the accusative case here, and for feminine nouns ending in -e, the ending changes to -i.
Yes, especially older generations. It's a very common evening activity.
You can say 'Dívám se na Netflix' or 'Koukám na Netflix'. You don't need 'televizi' if you name the service.
Usually no. Use 'vidět film' or 'jít na film'.
Yes, for the verb 'dívat se' meaning 'to look/watch', it is mandatory.
It literally means 'box', but it's very common slang for a TV set.
Nedívám se na televizi.
関連フレーズ
sledovat televizi
similarto follow/monitor TV
koukat na televizi
synonymto watch TV (informal)
přepínat programy
builds onto channel surf
vypnout televizi
contrastto turn off the TV
televizní divák
specialized formTV viewer
