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Why is it zvláštní rather than zvláštné? I thought Neuter nouns take -é endings.
10/9/2017, 3:33:47 PM
You are correct. That rule goes for "hard" adjectives. There are two kinds hard and soft. Soft end in í nearly exclusively, if not exclusively, and these do not change gender. So you can have
zvláštní žena. zvláštní muž, zvláštní dítě...
10/9/2017, 5:14:11 PM
SeanMeaneyPL
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Zvlastni = strange/weird, odd/unusual. Can it also mean unfamiliar? In English we can say "I visited a strange city last week" to mean odd, weird OR unfamiliar to me, unknown to me. Can zvlastni have this meaning?
9/24/2017, 7:28:36 AM
No. Strange in that meaning of "unknown" is "cizí". CIZÍ can also mean foreign.
10/9/2017, 5:03:11 PM
"Special" in some cases, like "special effects" = "zvláštní efekty".
"Important" not really.
9/10/2017, 10:17:30 AM
