"Podívej se na ten Měsíc!"
Translation:Look at that Moon!
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2768
I had the same issue. I wrote "look at the moon" and it was not accepted. Maybe "The moon" is only the name but "That moon" say the direction.
1025
Také měsíce jiných planet jsou s malým m. A podle mě by se dalo i říci: Země má jen jeden měsíc a ten se jmenuje/nazývá Měsíc.
1105
So, that one and not the other ones? Are the moons of other planets also called ‘Měsic’ and shohld we capitalize this word when saying about them?
The rules are the same in Czech and in English:
The Earth's moon is called "Moon" in English, "Měsíc" in Czech. Our sun is called "Sun" in English, "Slunce" in Czech. Other moons of other planets and other suns in other solar systems are still moons and suns, but they have different names, not "Moon/Sun". This planet is called "Earth" in English, "Země" in Czech. Lower-case "earth" means dirt/soil and lower-case "země" means ground/soil.
That said, it's not mandatory to capitalize the Moon/Měsíc or Sun/Slunce, unless you're talking about astronomy.
And adding "that" is just adding emphasis - you point at the moon and exclaim "Wow, look at that moon - how big it is tonight!"
762
Look at this month (Let's have a look about our intake this month) would be just mesic in lowercase letters? Thx
762
Sorry, about "this", just wanna know, how many moons you see. : ) But thanks for your answer anyway.
1025
😊 Yes. Just a note, there can only be "that". Because "the Moon" would be "Měsíc" in Czech, not "ten Měsíc" .