"You are not going to understand it."

Translation: Ty to nebudeš chápat.

[GYUC16]

As I remember, Czech language doesn't have strict word order. Why can't I use "to" after "nebudeš"?

[folshost]

I think because it's a clitic, like mu?

[VladaFu]

It is. But "Nebudeš to chápat." is absolutely fine.

[HenriqueMa402882]

So "Nebudeš to rozumět" is also correct no? It was marked incorrect

[VladaFu]

rozumět requires the dative case: tomu

[HenriqueMa402882]

Interesting, so a verb can define the case like a preposition. Is there a rule or a list of verbs? Thanks

[VladaFu]

You will find some information for each verb in textbooks.

Complete lists are only in dictionaries, namely so-called valence dictionaries.

[blflame]

I wrote, "Nebudeš to chápat," and it was marked wrong.

[VladaFu]

added

[PavelSevecek]

"Neporozumíš tomu." should also be accepted IMO.

[VladaFu]

Added. Please use the "My translation should be accepted" report.

[PedroMarquez13]

i thought this imperfective future was used with verbs that dont have a perfective aspect. but Chápat has Pochopit.

is there a difference "Nebudeš to chápat" and "To nepochopíš" ?

[VladaFu]

There is still a difference between perfective and imperfective action in the future, it is pretty much the same is in present. "Nebudeš to chápat" - the process of not understanding is continuous, "To nepochopíš" / you will not get it, you will not grasp it, it is about that single process that is limited in time.