" i know you " i seen you out last saturday night

Czech translation: Znám tě / tebe znám, viděl(a) jsem tě venku v sobotu večer / minulou sobotu večer

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English term or phrase:" i know you " i seen you out last saturday night
Czech translation:Znám tě / tebe znám, viděl(a) jsem tě venku v sobotu večer / minulou sobotu večer
Entered by: Martina Silpoch

21:00 Sep 9, 2004
English to Czech translations [Non-PRO]
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English term or phrase: " i know you " i seen you out last saturday night
sayin in a conversation
norman bitse
Znám tě / tebe znám, viděl(a) jsem tě venku v sobotu večer / minulou sobotu večer
Explanation:
"Tebe znám" - stresses the You(Tebe). "Znám tě" would be more an answer after he/she asked Do you know me?


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Note added at 10 mins (2004-09-09 21:10:41 GMT)
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oops, forgot - \"viděl\" is for a male speaker, \"viděla\" for a female speaker.
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5 +5Znám tě / tebe znám, viděl(a) jsem tě venku v sobotu večer / minulou sobotu večer
Martina Silpoch


  

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Znám tě / tebe znám, viděl(a) jsem tě venku v sobotu večer / minulou sobotu večer


Explanation:
"Tebe znám" - stresses the You(Tebe). "Znám tě" would be more an answer after he/she asked Do you know me?


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Note added at 10 mins (2004-09-09 21:10:41 GMT)
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oops, forgot - \"viděl\" is for a male speaker, \"viděla\" for a female speaker.

Martina Silpoch
Canada
Local time: 05:11
Native speaker of: Czech
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