How to Use 'Je vidět, je slyšet, je cítit...' in Czech

Our very interessting grammatical construct (verb to be + vidět, slyšet, cítit...) might be more common than you would think. Let's see how to use it!

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0:00 Introduction
0:37 Short video
1:18 How to form it
4:27 More examples
9:20 Exercise

[hayknazinyan]

I have already written this, but I don't care, will write once more
This is the best channel to study Czech
Thank you for your incredible work

[newsnust]

Wow great work dear friend 💐 stay connected

[TheStarlitfuse]

I like these chunks of verb combinations. How many like these are there? I recall something like dam vědět, chci se and other idomatic (from my point of view) constructs

[mondrian_]

Thanks again Zuzka for another great video. I think it´s super helpful to know about this. I have a question not referring to the topic itself, but to the last sentence from the test. Why is it "k videu" instead of "na video"? I learned that "na" is used for a purpose while "k" is used for a movement to something or someone. So thats kind of confusing me :D

[belin-teamdjokovic]

Dobrý den, Zuzko! Jsem Ital a učím se česky jako koniček. Právě jsem našel váš kanál a moc mě baví. Mám otázku: mohu používat tuto konstrukci i s jinými slovesy? Je tato věta správně ("Ty předpisy _jsou číst_ na straně 42 učebnice") nebo ne?
Děkuji za vaši práci!