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Czech Grammar: Declension Quiz
Practise the forms that make Czech hard: seven cases, declension, adjective agreement and conjugation.
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About 2,000 words
- Nouns: 912 words with gender, declension pattern and translation.
- Adjectives: 506 words, always together with a noun, so you learn agreement (mladý muž → mladého muže).
- Verbs: 581 words: present tense, past participle, imperative and aspect pairs (dělat / udělat).
- Phrases: decline an adjective and a noun together after bez, ke, vidím, o, s.
Two ways to practise
- Full table: drag every form into its place in the declension or conjugation table.
- One form at a time: pick the right form, case by case or person by person.
- Every word you get wrong goes to your list of mistakes, until you clear it.
A grammar handbook
- Noun patterns (pán, hrad, žena, město and others), hard, soft and possessive adjectives, the main verb groups.
- Short tips: stem softening, the imperative, the past tense with jsem / jsi.
Every day
- A daily goal with points and a streak, an optional reminder, nouns filtered by gender.
- No account needed; the quizzes work offline.
At a glance
- Price
- Free, with ads (banners and occasional full-screen ads); a one-time purchase removes them.
- Languages
- interface in English, Czech, Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, German and Vietnamese; translations of the words into English, Russian, Ukrainian and Vietnamese