"Teď se nedívejte."

Translation: Don't look now.

[teabeadle]

Shouldn't "Do not watch now" be accepted as well?

[RossBenov]

That's what I would ask as well

[BoneheadBass]

I have added it, since there's another accepted translation using "watch." Although I think "look" is a better choice here, I think "watch" can work in some contexts, too.

[RossBenov]

Thank you

[stdeykun]

Is there a simple rule about an apostrophe after ted?

[BoneheadBass]

There's no rule needed, as it's part of the word, not an apostrophe tacked on to the end of the word. The word itself is teď. Easy... no rule to memorize!

[stdeykun]

I was asking when ted becomes the ted'.

I know that d' is a letter but "The word itself is teď." does not explain why ted' was used here. :)

[VladaFu]

There is no apostrophe there. The "ť" is just a small letter "Ť". It is a diacritic mark ˇ, not an apostrophe.

[stdeykun]

Ups... I was blind and I though that there are two words ted and ted'. and here i realized that there is only one. :(