"I am not František."
Translation:František nejsem.
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When would would one say "František nejsem", and when would one say "Nejsem František"?
Both can be used as a reply to someone who thought you were František.
If you just want to announce that you are not František without any context, use Nejsem František! only.
Does that mean that František nejsem shows emphasis? Perhaps something like "František nejsem ale jsem Matěj" would work?
Yes, like that. It is most likely an answer to someone who thought that you were František.
Who would ever say Frantisek nejsem?! My friend speaks Czech 33 years(native) would never say that
I speak Czech for even more years and I would, since I am not František. Perhaps his name is in fact František?
Maybe I'm missing/not understanding something, but Is there a reason why it marks "já nejsem Frantíšek" as wrong?
It is accepted, please do use the "My answer should be accepted" report.
