Learn SLOVAK: PAST TENSE

Hi everyone! Ahojte!
How to form the Past tense of verbs in Slovak language?
In this beginner's lesson, you will teach you how to conjugate the regular verbs in Slovak language in all the different persons.

In this Slovak lesson you will learn :
- The different models of conjugation for regular verbs in Past tense in Slovak language.
- All the different persons
- The negative sentence in Past tense.

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Timecodes

0:00 - Intro
0:36 - The infinitive (non-conjugated form of the verb)
0:57 - First model of verbs in Present Tense (-ať)
2:28 - Second model of verbs in Present Tense (-iť)
3:41 - Third model of verbs in Present Tense (-ovať)
4:57 - Fourth model of verbs in Present Tense (-ieť)
5:49 - The negative form in Present Tense
6:13 - Practice
7:13 - Outro

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[alexandramarchal]

Thanks for your videos, I'm currently in Slovakia as a French Erasmus student and this is the first time I found some clear videos with simple and great explanations. I would like to learn Slovak to be understood by native speakers and to understand them and it is very helpful, particularly regarding Slovak grammar.

[akiskap]

Coming to live in Slovakia next week for at least the next 5-6 years . Great lessons just to get to know few basic things. Thanks

[hungryluma]

excelent video, i loved it, your videos are so amazing for learn Slovak and i'm learning a lot of Slovak thanks to you, but i have a question, how we conjugate the verbs finished in "iet"?

[catherineaquilina]

Very good lessons...but the letters are written so small.Can you pls show them more clear?