"Kde dělá František?"

Translation: Where does František work?

[BoneheadBass]

I'm not surprised that I got this one wrong! It seems like a weird way to ask where someone works, but maybe it goes back to a time when most people who worked were actually "making" something... Anyway, could one also say, "Kde František pracuje"?

[endless_sleeper]

Kde František pracuje? is perfectly fine. :)

[Palifico]

"Kde František pracuje?" je to samé co "Kde František dělá?".

[PritelBobka]

I'm glad I wasn't the only one. I was like, "Where does František? ... ... Where does he WHAT??? Where's the rest of the sentence???"

[NicolasDam18]

Once again, it seems that Duolingo teachers try to trick us for no reason ... What's the point in introducing such weirdness in an already complicated language ? Build foundations first!

[Esus111138]

"Kde dělá" is coloquial, but it's the same...

[soobee620]

The male speaker says "Františeka" in this sentence.

[summerlycoris]

I answered with "where do you work, františek" and got it wrong. For that answer, would the sentence need to be different? (like, "kde dělá, Františku?")

[VladaFu]

Kde děláš, Františku?

You need the second person and the vocative case.

[summerlycoris]

Thank you for your answer!