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There are three genders of nouns in Czech and each of them has 4 patterns of declension (masculine gender has a few more, but they’re not very common).

♂ Masculine

♀ Feminine

☺Neutral

Now, what are those “1.p. (some weird word)” things?

Those are cases, we have seven of them and I’m going to show you how to know which one is which. (1.p. stands for první pád - first case)

The example word is želva (=turtle) which is declined using the feminine pattern “žena”.

In czech schools we are taught “case questions” - you can see one in the first column next to the nominative case. Second case question would be “Without whom/what?” and so on. I have simplified them for you and put only the guide prepositions there.

Once you get used to the thought that czech prepositions are tied to a case, it’s actually not so hard.

The lady was a zoo keeper for this(pallas) cat when she was a baby. That’s why she recognized her face.

The word “Father” and its many siblings.