"They like you."

Translation: Mají rádi tebe.

[BoneheadBass]

My answer to this Write This in Czech exercise was "Tě mají rádi." The correct answer given was "Tebe mají rádi." Having reviewed the Tips and Notes, I 'm thinking my answer was wrong because "tě" wasn't in the second position. Since I got his one wrong, I'll see it again and will test my theory.

UPDATE
AHA... got it right this time! Now, as long as I can remember it...

[PlasticBiddy]

And look at you now two years later, you're a Mod! :D

[Pollyhs]

Isn't maji tebe rady an acceptable answer too?

[VladaFu]

No, use the short forms in the second position.

[jjkilyd]

So is "Maji tě rady" correct?

[VladaFu]

"Mají tě rády." is correct.

[Vlad_Lesnievski]

As I understand, since the subject is not specified here, both: "rády" and "rádi" forms are correct here, aren't they?

[VladaFu]

They are.

[RWang2017]

What is the difference between tě and tebe? Which one is the dative pronoun and which one is the accusative pronoun?

[VladaFu]

Both are accusative. I suggest to read the Tips and notes and these discussions. Tě is short clitic, tebe is a long non-clitic. Datives are ti and tobě.

If you do not know what clitic means, read the Tips and notes.

[zgsmo]

Ano! ' Mají tě rádi' je krásně a správně česky

[Pollyhs]

ok thanks

[a-m-j]

I don't understand the problem with "Oni tebe mají rádi". The instructions seem to permit tebe even when there is no preposition, although putting it in the second position lends it a bit of emphasis.

[VladaFu]

If you give emphasis to a word, don't put it ín the second position, that position tends to be for un-stressed words.

[Meziane13003]

I don't understand why we can't use tě? Actually, what's the difference with tebe? Is it like Cię and Ciebie in Polish?