"Ty jsi František."

Translation: You are František.

[BoySimangunsong]

Is there any specific rules on ommiting the pronoun 'Ty' or 'Já' which then allow the sentence started with 'jsem', 'jsi'?

[VladaFu]

They are onlynnecessary when they are emphasized (e.g., contrasted with something).

[BoySimangunsong]

Thank you. :)

[Nico44415]

I though it would be, ses (with the hook) frantisek?

[Jamie08MD]

"Seš František." is non-standard; Common Czech.

[number1boi]

how do you tell if you say are you frantisek or you are frantisek and how do you put foreign accents in your comments?

[VladaFu]

Please read the Tips and notes and install a Czech keyboard layout on your phone/tablet or even PC. You could also copy and paste the characters from somewhere else (e.g., from the sentence above).

[DottyKincaid]

Where are the tips located? I cant find them on my android phone

[BoneheadBass]

The Tips and Notes for the course are not currently available in the apps. But you can access them by using a desktop or mobile browser. Click on the Skill you're interested in. If T&N exist for that skill, you'll see a light bulb icon; click that and you'll see the notes. Currently T&N exist primarily for the earlier skills in the course.

[ZehavaL.]

On Some key boatds you can press longer on a letter and the letter apear with different signs above it, so you can choose

[BoySimangunsong]

So far, I understand that interrogative and assertive can be differed by the question mark in written, and by intonation when we speak. Sometimes, in spoken utterances the intonation goes flat, I mean not like typical questionning tone which goes up. But then our speaking partner would confirm if it is or it is not, 'ano' or 'ne'.

[sandorv2000]

I have a question that Czech people which one prefer when they speak, Ty jsi or Jsi, Já jsem or jsem? I heard both ones but which one is more often used? How often they use pronouns before jsem, jsi?

[VladaFu]

Depends on the context, both are very common.