4.7 – What you usually wear…
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Bára málokdy nosí kraťasy. Bára rarely wears shorts. |
So now that we can say what we currently one (or someone else), we might want to talk about what we usually wear:
It could be in the context of:
- What you wear everyday.
- What you wear when it’s cold/hot out.
- What you wear when we go to work, school, a date, etc.
- What you like to wear.
- Or even what you never wear.
The verb you’ll want to use for this is nosit ‘to wear (regularly)’. It’s a regular -í- verb
nosit to wear
(já) |
nosím ‘I wear’ |
(my) |
nosíme we wear’ |
(ty) |
nosíš ‘you wear’ |
(vy) |
nosíte ‘you wear’ |
(on/ona/ono) |
nosí ‘he/she wear’’ |
(oni/ony/ona) |
nosí ‘they wear’ |
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Hana často nosí šaty. Hana often wears dresses. |
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Pavel rád nosí pyžama. Pavel likes wearing pajamas. |
Don’t forget, that since it is the thing being worn, whatever you put after nosit ‘to wear (regularly)’ needs to be in the accusative.
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