"It's Me" in Czech 🗣️ Common Mistakes & Grammar Rules

Translating "It's me" into Czech might seem simple, but English logic often leads to common mistakes like saying "To je já." or "To je mě." In this lesson, we break down why Czech uses the nominative case here and how grammatical agreement works with the verb "to be." We'll also practice with sentences like "It wasn't me," "That used to be us," and "Me too" in different contexts. WHAT ELSE TO WATCH To je x Je to:    • "Je to" or "To je"? 👉🏻 Does it Matter in C...   Formal/informal words 1:    • What's the Difference between These Czech ...   Formal/informal words 2:    • 💬 Which Czech Words Are Informal?   📚 Learn Czech with my e-books (as good as my videos!): https://czechbyzuzka.com/e-books/ 🙋‍♂ Become a member! Support my work monthly and get access to members-only videos:    / @czechbyzuzka   🍵 Do you prefer 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!! 0:00 Why "It's me" isn't what you think 0:48 The grammar rule: Nominative vs. Object pronouns 2:17 How to say "That's you," "That's him," and "That's her" 3:32 "You and me" in Czech 4:59 Practice: Translating common phrases together 8:31 Final translation exercise & check