Why “BE” Sometimes Takes the Instrumental in Czech🧑‍🎓

Have you ever wondered why in Czech, you can say both "Jsem učitelkou" and "Jsem učitelka"? In this video, we’ll break down when the verb "to be" (být) can be followed by the instrumental case in Czech and what the difference is between the use of the instrumental vs. the nominative case. You’ll learn: ✨ The difference between nominative and instrumental after být ✨ Common examples like Jsem studentem, Chtěl bych být prezidentem, Kdybych byl tebou ✨ Typical examples of "být" and the instrumental case 📚 Learn Czech with my e-books (as good as my videos!): https://czechbyzuzka.com/e-books/ 🍵 Would you like to support my work with a one-time donation? You can do it at "Buy me a Coffee": https://www.buymeacoffee.com/czechbyz... Thank you for watching and supporting my channel!! Related videos: How Instrumental Works:    • Czech Instrumental Case Explained 🟪 Singul...   10 Verbs with Instrumental:    • 🛠️ 10 Czech Verbs You Must Know with the I...   0:00 Introduction 2:42 Examples with Professions 4:58 Desired role 9:16 Examples with Functions 11:40 Typical Phrases 13:37 Exercise