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"bad child"
Translation:špatné dítě
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It can be also "zlé dítě" ... You will never say "Tvé dítě je opravdu špatné" -> "Your child is really bad". You will say "Tvé dítě je opravdu zlé/zlobivé".
České zlý je evil, wicked. Zlá čarodějnice - wicked witch, zlý pohled - evil look,...
Zlý ve slovenčině a v češtině jsou dvě různá slova.
Difference between Špatně and Špatné. I dont quite understand the difference between the accents.
Pleace read the Tips and notes of the first lessons and come back if something is not clear.
Int this case é makes the e longer and ě softens the preceding n. But there is more to the diacritics and you have to read the Tips.
hmm, maybe my computer keyboard is bad, but when I entered "špatné dítě", duolingo said it was wrong. "Correct" is špatné dítě... I don't understand the logic.
When I copied "correct" answer and pasted it, duolingo said it was correct))
ďítě is a wrong spelling, the orthography rules require dítě, no caron with the D, the DÍ combination means /ĎÍ/ automatically. See the Tips and notes of the introductory lessons for more.
No, I don't have any ̌ with D. I have DÍTĚ. My answer and Duolingo's answer are the same (because Google gets same results).
Look: my answer - https://www.google.com/search?q=s%CC%8Cpatne%CC%81+di%CC%81te%CC%8C
Doulingo's answer - https://www.google.com/search?q=%C5%A1patn%C3%A9+d%C3%ADt%C4%9B
But there is something wrong with letters. For example, Unicode symbol of "my" š is s%CC%8C, and the symbol of "correct" š is %C5%A1
You are really using some wrong characters, they cannot be accepted. I do not know how you generate them, but you will have to find a different way.
Please look closely at the appearance of your letters:
yours: DÍTĚ
correct DÍTĚ
They are clearly different, they look differently. You have to use some proper Czech keyboard layout, no matter if PC or mobile.
