The Gender of Nouns in Czech – Grammar Sheet is your friendly companion for cracking one of the trickiest parts of Czech grammar. It explains why every Czech noun has a gender, how to recognize it, and how it affects adjectives, pronouns, numerals, and even past tense verbs.
Inside you’ll find:
Clear rules with easy patterns (endings you can trust).
Everyday examples you’ll actually hear in cafés, classrooms, and daily conversations.
Step-by-step demonstrations of how gender changes adjectives, pronouns, numerals, and verbs.
Practical tips for remembering gender (including how it’s marked in dictionaries).
Fun facts and surprising words (beer is neuter! the sun is neuter!).
A quick reference cheat sheet at the end.
Perfect for:
A1–B2 learners of Czech
English speakers who struggle with gendered grammar
Teachers who need clear, printable handouts
Format:
Printable PDF (tablet-friendly)
Clean, minimalist design in blue, gray, and white
Length: ~5 pages of examples, tips, and reference tables
With this sheet, you’ll stop guessing blindly and finally feel confident about using masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns in Czech.