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User

I need some language rules simplification.
In the czech language compare with hebrew what is the meanings of the titles :
Nominative - jako "mě"
Genitive - jako "tobě"
Dative - jako "něho"
Akuzative - jako "ni"
Locative - jako "nas"
Instrumental - jako "vámi"

Please provide examples to compare in hebrew or english

ChatGPT

Certainly! Let's simplify the Czech language cases and compare them to their counterparts in Hebrew and English:

Nominative (Jako "mě")

Czech: Identifies the subject of a sentence.
Hebrew: נַבְחָר (Navkhar) - "chosen one."
English: "I" or "he/she."
Genitive (Jako "tobě")

Czech: Indicates possession or association.
Hebrew: שֶׁל (Shel) - "of."
English: "of" or possessive 's.
Dative (Jako "něho")

Czech: Denotes the indirect object or recipient.
Hebrew: ל (Le) - "to" or "for."
English: "to" or "for."
Accusative (Jako "ni")

Czech: Marks the direct object of a verb.
Hebrew: אֵת (Et) - marker for the direct object.
English: Direct object pronouns like "me," "him," "her."
Locative (Jako "nas")

Czech: Specifies location or place.
Hebrew: בְּ (Be) - "in" or "at."
English: "in" or "at."
Instrumental (Jako "vámi")

Czech: Indicates the means or instrument used.
Hebrew: בְּעַזְרַת (Be'ezrat) - "with the help of."
English: "with" or "by means of."
For example, consider the sentence "I give a book to you":

Czech: Dávám knihu tobě.
Hebrew: אני נותן ספר לך (Ani noten sefer lekha).
English: "I give a book to you."
These examples showcase the basic meanings and usage of the Czech cases in comparison with Hebrew and English.


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User
You sould use the words in czech i sent you , include them in , in the examples and the translation
"Mě"
"tobě"
"něho"
"ni"
"nas"
"vámi"

ChatGPT
I appreciate the clarification. Let's incorporate the specific Czech words you provided into the examples:

Nominative (Jako "mě")

Czech: Ona mě pozvala na večeři. (She invited me to dinner.)
Hebrew: היא הזמינה אותי לארוחת ערב. (Hee hizmīnah oti le-erev.)
English: She invited me to dinner.
Genitive (Jako "tobě")

Czech: Mám rád hudbu tobě podobnou. (I like music similar to yours.)
Hebrew: אני אוהב מוזיקה דומה לשלך. (Ani ohev muzika domeh le-shelcha.)
English: I like music similar to yours.
Dative (Jako "něho")

Czech: Dal jsem dárek něho. (I gave a gift to him.)
Hebrew: נתתי מתנה לו. (Natati matna lo.)
English: I gave a gift to him.
Accusative (Jako "ni")

Czech: Viděla jsem ni na ulici. (I saw her on the street.)
Hebrew: ראיתי אותה ברחוב. (Ra'iti ota ba-ḥut.)
English: I saw her on the street.
Locative (Jako "nas")

Czech: Klíče jsou na stolu. (The keys are on the table.)
Hebrew: המפתחות נמצאות על השולחן. (Ha-mifḥaḥot nimtzot al ha-shulḥan.)
English: The keys are on the table.

Instrumental (Jako "vámi")

Czech: Napsal jsem dopis vámi. (I wrote a letter with your help.)
Hebrew: Esarti michtav be'ezratkhem. (עזרתכם)
English: I wrote a letter with your help.
These examples now include the specific Czech word "vámi" in the instrumental case.