Usages of vidět
Chci vidět tvoji kočku.
I want to see your cat.
Potřebuji vidět tvoji rodinu.
I need to see your family.
Prosím, chci vidět tvůj dům.
Please, I want to see your house.
Můj pokoj má velké okno a vidím z něho celý park.
My room has a big window and I can see the whole park from it.
Vidím park z okna.
I see the park from the window.
Vidím celý park z okna.
I see the whole park from the window.
Vidím svého psa v parku.
I see my dog in the park.
Moje rodina bude cestovat do jiného města, protože chce vidět park.
My family will travel to another city because they want to see the park.
Chci vidět i tvoji rodinu.
I also want to see your family.
Moje rodina chce vidět nové místo.
My family wants to see a new place.
Moji rodiče chtějí vidět hezkou zahradu.
My parents want to see a nice garden.
Oni milují vidět hezkou zahradu.
They love to see a nice garden.
Vidíš mě, nebo mě nevidíš?
Do you see me, or do you not see me?
Slyším tě dobře, ale nevidím tě z okna.
I hear you well, but I don’t see you from the window.
Vidím ho v parku.
I see him in the park.
Vidím ji v parku.
I see her in the park.
Vidím něco v parku.
I see something in the park.
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