Welcome to lesson thirty-three of the Czech language course. This lesson focuses on dostat (perfective) and its imperfective counterpart dostávat, the primary Czech equivalents for the English verb “get” in the sense of receiving or obtaining something.
The English verb “get” presents a unique challenge for Czech learners because it has no single equivalent. Czech uses different verbs depending on the specific meaning: dostat/dostávat (to receive, obtain), získat/získávat (to acquire, gain), sehnat (to get hold of), stát se (to become), and dostat se (to get to a place). This lesson concentrates on the most common usage: receiving or obtaining something.
FAQ: What does “dostat” mean in Czech?
The Czech verb dostat means “to get” or “to receive” in the sense of obtaining something. It is a perfective verb, indicating a completed action, while dostávat is its imperfective counterpart used for ongoing, habitual, or repeated actions. Together, this aspect pair covers most situations where English speakers would say “get” something.
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Key Takeaways
The verb dostat is perfective and cannot express present tense – its conjugated forms express future meaning. The imperfective dostávat is used for present tense actions and habitual situations. Czech verbs agree in gender in the past tense, so learners must use dostal (masculine), dostala (feminine), or dostalo (neuter). The reflexive form dostat se means “to get to” a place or “to manage to reach” somewhere. Czech aspect is fundamental – choosing between dostat and dostávat depends on whether the action is completed (single event) or ongoing (repeated/habitual).
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Dostat /ˈdostat/ – stress always falls on the first syllable in Czech. The “o” is short, the “a” is also short.
Dostávat /ˈdostaːvat/ – the second “á” is long (marked with háček), held approximately twice as long as a short vowel.
Dostanu /ˈdostanu/ – “I will get” (future/perfective)
Dostávám /ˈdostaːvaːm/ – “I get/am getting” (present/imperfective)
Dostal /ˈdostal/ – “he got” (past, masculine)
Dostala /ˈdostala/ – “she got” (past, feminine)
Czech pronunciation is highly regular – every letter is pronounced, and stress is consistently on the first syllable of each word.
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33.1a Dostal jsem dopis od matky. 33.1b Dostal (ˈdostal) got-MASC.SG jsem (jsɛm) I-AUX dopis (ˈdopɪs) letter-ACC od (od) from matky (ˈmatkɪ) mother-GEN
33.2a Kdy dostaneš novou práci? 33.2b Kdy (gdɪ) when dostaneš (ˈdostanɛʃ) will-get-2SG novou (ˈnovoʊ) new-ACC.FEM práci (ˈpraːtsɪ) work-ACC
33.3a Děti dostávají dárky na Vánoce. 33.3b Děti (ˈɟɛcɪ) children-NOM dostávají (ˈdostaːvajiː) receive-3PL.IMPF dárky (ˈdaːrkɪ) gifts-ACC na (na) on Vánoce (ˈvaːnotsɛ) Christmas-ACC
33.4a Moje sestra dostala skvělou zprávu. 33.4b Moje (ˈmojɛ) my-FEM sestra (ˈsɛstra) sister-NOM dostala (ˈdostala) got-FEM.SG skvělou (ˈskvjɛloʊ) excellent-ACC.FEM zprávu (ˈspraːvu) news-ACC
33.5a Kolik peněz jste dostali? 33.5b Kolik (ˈkolɪk) how-much peněz (ˈpɛɲɛs) money-GEN jste (jstɛ) you-AUX.PL dostali (ˈdostalɪ) got-PL
33.6a Student dostal dobrou známku. 33.6b Student (ˈstudɛnt) student-NOM dostal (ˈdostal) got-MASC.SG dobrou (ˈdobroʊ) good-ACC.FEM známku (ˈznaːmku) grade-ACC
33.7a Nemůžu se dostat do domu. 33.7b Nemůžu (ˈnɛmuːʒu) cannot-1SG se (sɛ) REFL dostat (ˈdostat) get-INF do (do) into domu (ˈdomu) house-GEN
33.8a Dostáváme dopisy každý den. 33.8b Dostáváme (ˈdostaːvaːmɛ) receive-1PL.IMPF dopisy (ˈdopɪsɪ) letters-ACC každý (ˈkaʒdiː) every den (dɛn) day-ACC
33.9a Jak jsi dostal tu informaci? 33.9b Jak (jak) how jsi (jsɪ) you-AUX.SG dostal (ˈdostal) got-MASC.SG tu (tu) that-ACC.FEM informaci (ˈɪnformatsɪ) information-ACC
33.10a Brzy dostaneme odpověď. 33.10b Brzy (ˈbr̩zɪ) soon dostaneme (ˈdostanɛmɛ) will-get-1PL odpověď (ˈotpovjɛc) answer-ACC
33.11a Naše firma dostává mnoho objednávek. 33.11b Naše (ˈnaʃɛ) our-FEM firma (ˈfɪrma) company-NOM dostává (ˈdostaːvaː) receives-3SG.IMPF mnoho (ˈmnoɦo) many objednávek (ˈobjɛdnaːvɛk) orders-GEN
33.12a Dostal jsem se na univerzitu. 33.12b Dostal (ˈdostal) got-MASC.SG jsem (jsɛm) I-AUX se (sɛ) REFL na (na) to univerzitu (ˈunɪvɛrzɪtu) university-ACC
33.13a Každý měsíc dostávám plat. 33.13b Každý (ˈkaʒdiː) every měsíc (ˈmɲɛsiːts) month-ACC dostávám (ˈdostaːvaːm) receive-1SG.IMPF plat (plat) salary-ACC
33.14a Nedostali jsme žádné vysvětlení. 33.14b Nedostali (ˈnɛdostalɪ) not-got-PL jsme (jsmɛ) we-AUX žádné (ˈʒaːdnɛː) no-ACC vysvětlení (ˈvɪsvjɛtlɛɲiː) explanation-ACC
33.15a Doufám, že dostanu tu práci. 33.15b Doufám (ˈdoʊfaːm) hope-1SG že (ʒɛ) that dostanu (ˈdostanu) will-get-1SG tu (tu) that-ACC.FEM práci (ˈpraːtsɪ) work-ACC
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33.1 Dostal jsem dopis od matky. → “I got a letter from my mother.”
33.2 Kdy dostaneš novou práci? → “When will you get a new job?”
33.3 Děti dostávají dárky na Vánoce. → “Children get gifts for Christmas.”
33.4 Moje sestra dostala skvělou zprávu. → “My sister got excellent news.”
33.5 Kolik peněz jste dostali? → “How much money did you get?”
33.6 Student dostal dobrou známku. → “The student got a good grade.”
33.7 Nemůžu se dostat do domu. → “I can’t get into the house.”
33.8 Dostáváme dopisy každý den. → “We receive letters every day.”
33.9 Jak jsi dostal tu informaci? → “How did you get that information?”
33.10 Brzy dostaneme odpověď. → “We will get an answer soon.”
33.11 Naše firma dostává mnoho objednávek. → “Our company receives many orders.”
33.12 Dostal jsem se na univerzitu. → “I got into university.”
33.13 Každý měsíc dostávám plat. → “I get my salary every month.”
33.14 Nedostali jsme žádné vysvětlení. → “We didn’t get any explanation.”
33.15 Doufám, že dostanu tu práci. → “I hope I’ll get that job.”
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33.1 Dostal jsem dopis od matky.
33.2 Kdy dostaneš novou práci?
33.3 Děti dostávají dárky na Vánoce.
33.4 Moje sestra dostala skvělou zprávu.
33.5 Kolik peněz jste dostali?
33.6 Student dostal dobrou známku.
33.7 Nemůžu se dostat do domu.
33.8 Dostáváme dopisy každý den.
33.9 Jak jsi dostal tu informaci?
33.10 Brzy dostaneme odpověď.
33.11 Naše firma dostává mnoho objednávek.
33.12 Dostal jsem se na univerzitu.
33.13 Každý měsíc dostávám plat.
33.14 Nedostali jsme žádné vysvětlení.
33.15 Doufám, že dostanu tu práci.
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Grammar Rules for Dostat/Dostávat in Czech:
The Aspect Pair System
Czech verbs come in pairs distinguished by aspect. Dostat is perfective (completed action) and dostávat is imperfective (ongoing or repeated action). This distinction is fundamental to Czech grammar.
The perfective dostat cannot express present tense. When conjugated, its forms express future meaning:
Já dostanu (I will get), ty dostaneš (you will get), on/ona/ono dostane (he/she/it will get), my dostaneme (we will get), vy dostanete (you-pl will get), oni dostanou (they will get)
The imperfective dostávat expresses present tense and habitual actions:
Já dostávám (I get/am getting), ty dostáváš (you get), on/ona/ono dostává (he/she/it gets), my dostáváme (we get), vy dostáváte (you-pl get), oni dostávají (they get)
Past Tense with Gender Agreement
Czech past tense verbs agree with the subject in gender and number. The past participle is formed by adding -l, -la, -lo, -li, -ly, or -la (neuter plural):
Masculine singular: Petr dostal dárek. (Petr got a gift.) Feminine singular: Marie dostala dárek. (Marie got a gift.) Neuter singular: Dítě dostalo dárek. (The child got a gift.) Masculine plural: Muži dostali dárky. (The men got gifts.) Feminine plural: Ženy dostaly dárky. (The women got gifts.) Neuter plural: Děti dostala dárky. (The children got gifts.)
The auxiliary verb být in past tense appears in first and second person: jsem (I), jsi (you-sg), jsme (we), jste (you-pl). Third person has no auxiliary.
The Reflexive Form: Dostat se
Adding the reflexive particle se creates the meaning “to get to” or “to manage to reach”:
Dostal jsem se domů. (I got home.) Jak se dostanu na nádraží? (How do I get to the station?) Nedostala se včas do práce. (She didn’t get to work on time.)
Common Mistakes to Avoid
English speakers often confuse perfective and imperfective forms. Remember: use dostávat for habitual actions (Každý den dostávám poštu – I get mail every day) and dostat for single completed events (Včera jsem dostal dopis – I got a letter yesterday).
Another common error is forgetting gender agreement in past tense. A female speaker must say “dostala jsem” not “dostal jsem.”
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Usage in Modern Czech
The verb dostat is extremely common in everyday Czech conversation. Beyond its basic meaning of receiving, it appears in numerous idiomatic expressions:
Dostat se do + genitive means “to get into” a situation or state: Dostal se do problémů (He got into problems), Dostala se do nemocnice (She ended up in the hospital).
Dostat za + accusative indicates receiving punishment: Dostal za to pokutu (He got a fine for it).
Dostat chuť means “to get a craving”: Dostal jsem chuť na pivo (I got a craving for beer).
Dostat strach means “to get scared”: Dostala strach (She got scared).
Regional Considerations
The verb is used consistently throughout the Czech-speaking world with no significant regional variation in meaning. In colloquial speech, you might hear shortened forms like dostal’s for dostal jsi (did you get).
Register and Formality
Dostat/dostávat is neutral in register, appropriate for both formal and informal contexts. In very formal or literary Czech, you might occasionally see obdržet (to receive) as a more elevated synonym, but dostat remains perfectly acceptable in all situations.
Historical Note
The verb derives from the prefix do- (to, towards completion) and the root -stat related to standing or placing. The same root appears in related words like stát (to stand) and postavit (to place, build).
This lesson is for English speakers learning Czech.
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The following passage comes from Jan Amos Komenský’s (Comenius) masterpiece Labyrint světa a ráj srdce (The Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of the Heart), written in 1623. This allegorical work is a cornerstone of Czech literature.
Part F-A: Interlinear Text
Poutník (ˈpoʊtɲiːk) pilgrim-NOM dostal (ˈdostal) got-MASC.SG Všudybuda (ˈfʃudɪbuda) Ubiquitous-ACC za (za) as vůdce (ˈvuːdtsɛ) guide-ACC
Part F-B: Natural Text
Poutník dostal Všudybuda za vůdce. → “The Pilgrim received Ubiquitous as his guide.”
Part F-C: Czech Text Only
Poutník dostal Všudybuda za vůdce.
Part F-D: Grammar Commentary
This chapter title from Comenius demonstrates the perfective dostal in its most basic function: a completed act of receiving. The construction dostat někoho za něco (to get someone as something) remains productive in modern Czech. The allegorical character name Všudybud (literally “Be-Everywhere”) is a compound showing Czech’s capacity for expressive word formation. Komenský’s prose, though written four centuries ago, remains remarkably accessible to modern readers, and his use of dostat is identical to contemporary usage.
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Part A: Interlinear Construed Text
33.16a Dobrý den, dostala jsem oznámení o balíku. 33.16b Dobrý (ˈdobriː) good den (dɛn) day dostala (ˈdostala) got-FEM.SG jsem (jsɛm) I-AUX oznámení (ˈoznaːmɛɲiː) notification-ACC o (o) about balíku (ˈbaliːku) package-LOC
33.17a Můžete mi ukázat váš občanský průkaz? 33.17b Můžete (ˈmuːʒɛtɛ) can-2PL mi (mɪ) me-DAT ukázat (ˈukaːzat) show-INF váš (vaːʃ) your-MASC občanský (ˈoptʃanskiː) civil-ADJ průkaz (ˈpruːkas) ID-ACC
33.18a Ano, tady je. Kdy jsem ten balík dostala? 33.18b Ano (ˈano) yes tady (ˈtadɪ) here je (jɛ) is Kdy (gdɪ) when jsem (jsɛm) I-AUX ten (tɛn) that-MASC balík (ˈbaliːk) package-ACC dostala (ˈdostala) got-FEM.SG
33.19a Podle systému jste ho měla dostat včera. 33.19b Podle (ˈpodlɛ) according-to systému (ˈsɪstɛːmu) system-GEN jste (jstɛ) you-AUX ho (ɦo) it-ACC měla (ˈmɲɛla) was-supposed-FEM dostat (ˈdostat) get-INF včera (ˈftʃɛra) yesterday
33.20a Nebyla jsem doma. Dostávám balíky často? 33.20b Nebyla (ˈnɛbɪla) was-not-FEM jsem (jsɛm) I-AUX doma (ˈdoma) home Dostávám (ˈdostaːvaːm) receive-1SG.IMPF balíky (ˈbaliːkɪ) packages-ACC často (ˈtʃasto) often
33.21a Ano, dostáváte zásilky téměř každý týden. 33.21b Ano (ˈano) yes dostáváte (ˈdostaːvaːtɛ) receive-2PL.IMPF zásilky (ˈzaːsɪlkɪ) shipments-ACC téměř (ˈtɛːmɲɛr̩ʃ) almost každý (ˈkaʒdiː) every týden (ˈtiːdɛn) week-ACC
33.22a To je pravda, nakupuji hodně online. 33.22b To (to) that je (jɛ) is pravda (ˈpravda) truth nakupuji (ˈnakupujɪ) shop-1SG hodně (ˈɦodɲɛ) much online (ˈonlajn) online
33.23a Váš balík je tady. Dostala jste ho ze zahraničí. 33.23b Váš (vaːʃ) your-MASC balík (ˈbaliːk) package-NOM je (jɛ) is tady (ˈtadɪ) here Dostala (ˈdostala) got-FEM.SG jste (jstɛ) you-AUX ho (ɦo) it-ACC ze (zɛ) from zahraničí (ˈzaɦranɪtʃiː) abroad-GEN
33.24a Musím za to něco zaplatit? 33.24b Musím (ˈmusiːm) must-1SG za (za) for to (to) it něco (ˈɲɛtso) something zaplatit (ˈzaplatɪt) pay-INF
33.25a Ne, clo už bylo zaplaceno. Dostanete ještě potvrzení. 33.25b Ne (nɛ) no clo (tslo) customs-NOM už (uʃ) already bylo (ˈbɪlo) was zaplaceno (ˈzaplatsɛno) paid Dostanete (ˈdostaːnɛtɛ) will-get-2PL ještě (ˈjɛʃcɛ) still potvrzení (ˈpotvrzɛɲiː) confirmation-ACC
33.26a Děkuji. Kdy se dostanu k výdejnímu okénku? 33.26b Děkuji (ˈɟɛkujɪ) thank-1SG Kdy (gdɪ) when se (sɛ) REFL dostanu (ˈdostanu) will-get-1SG k (k) to výdejnímu (ˈviːdɛjɲiːmu) distribution-DAT okénku (ˈokɛːnku) window-DAT
33.27a Hned za rohem. Dostanete tam všechno. 33.27b Hned (ɦnɛt) right za (za) behind rohem (ˈroɦɛm) corner-INST Dostanete (ˈdostaːnɛtɛ) will-get-2PL tam (tam) there všechno (ˈfʃɛxno) everything-ACC
33.28a Kolegové také dostávají balíky tady? 33.28b Kolegové (ˈkolɛgovɛː) colleagues-NOM také (ˈtakɛː) also dostávají (ˈdostaːvajiː) receive-3PL.IMPF balíky (ˈbaliːkɪ) packages-ACC tady (ˈtadɪ) here
33.29a Ano, všichni zákazníci dostávají služby na stejném místě. 33.29b Ano (ˈano) yes všichni (ˈfʃɪxɲɪ) all zákazníci (ˈzaːkasɲiːtsɪ) customers-NOM dostávají (ˈdostaːvajiː) receive-3PL.IMPF služby (ˈsluʒbɪ) services-ACC na (na) at stejném (ˈstɛjnɛːm) same-LOC místě (ˈmiːscɛ) place-LOC
33.30a Výborně. Děkuji za pomoc, doufám že příště dostanu balík rychleji. 33.30b Výborně (ˈviːborɲɛ) excellent Děkuji (ˈɟɛkujɪ) thank-1SG za (za) for pomoc (ˈpomots) help-ACC doufám (ˈdoʊfaːm) hope-1SG že (ʒɛ) that příště (ˈpr̩ʃiːʃcɛ) next-time dostanu (ˈdostanu) will-get-1SG balík (ˈbaliːk) package-ACC rychleji (ˈrɪxlɛjɪ) faster
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Part B: Natural Sentences
33.16 Dobrý den, dostala jsem oznámení o balíku. → “Good day, I received a notification about a package.”
33.17 Můžete mi ukázat váš občanský průkaz? → “Can you show me your ID card?”
33.18 Ano, tady je. Kdy jsem ten balík dostala? → “Yes, here it is. When did I get that package?”
33.19 Podle systému jste ho měla dostat včera. → “According to the system, you were supposed to get it yesterday.”
33.20 Nebyla jsem doma. Dostávám balíky často? → “I wasn’t home. Do I get packages often?”
33.21 Ano, dostáváte zásilky téměř každý týden. → “Yes, you receive shipments almost every week.”
33.22 To je pravda, nakupuji hodně online. → “That’s true, I shop a lot online.”
33.23 Váš balík je tady. Dostala jste ho ze zahraničí. → “Your package is here. You got it from abroad.”
33.24 Musím za to něco zaplatit? → “Do I have to pay anything for it?”
33.25 Ne, clo už bylo zaplaceno. Dostanete ještě potvrzení. → “No, customs have already been paid. You will also receive a confirmation.”
33.26 Děkuji. Kdy se dostanu k výdejnímu okénku? → “Thank you. When will I get to the distribution window?”
33.27 Hned za rohem. Dostanete tam všechno. → “Right around the corner. You’ll get everything there.”
33.28 Kolegové také dostávají balíky tady? → “Do colleagues also receive packages here?”
33.29 Ano, všichni zákazníci dostávají služby na stejném místě. → “Yes, all customers receive services at the same place.”
33.30 Výborně. Děkuji za pomoc, doufám že příště dostanu balík rychleji. → “Excellent. Thank you for your help, I hope next time I’ll get the package faster.”
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Part C: Czech Text Only
33.16 Dobrý den, dostala jsem oznámení o balíku.
33.17 Můžete mi ukázat váš občanský průkaz?
33.18 Ano, tady je. Kdy jsem ten balík dostala?
33.19 Podle systému jste ho měla dostat včera.
33.20 Nebyla jsem doma. Dostávám balíky často?
33.21 Ano, dostáváte zásilky téměř každý týden.
33.22 To je pravda, nakupuji hodně online.
33.23 Váš balík je tady. Dostala jste ho ze zahraničí.
33.24 Musím za to něco zaplatit?
33.25 Ne, clo už bylo zaplaceno. Dostanete ještě potvrzení.
33.26 Děkuji. Kdy se dostanu k výdejnímu okénku?
33.27 Hned za rohem. Dostanete tam všechno.
33.28 Kolegové také dostávají balíky tady?
33.29 Ano, všichni zákazníci dostávají služby na stejném místě.
33.30 Výborně. Děkuji za pomoc, doufám že příště dostanu balík rychleji.
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Part D: Grammar Notes for Genre Section
This dialogue demonstrates several key grammatical points about dostat/dostávat:
Aspect contrast in context: Notice how the imperfective dostáváte (33.21) describes the habitual action of receiving packages regularly, while the perfective dostala jsem (33.16) refers to the single, completed act of receiving the notification.
Reflexive dostat se: In sentence 33.26, kdy se dostanu k okénku shows the reflexive form meaning “to get to” a destination. The reflexive particle se never changes form.
Future with perfective: Sentences like dostanete potvrzení (33.25) and dostanu balík (33.30) demonstrate that conjugated forms of the perfective dostat express future meaning without any auxiliary verb.
Gender agreement in past tense: The female speaker consistently uses feminine forms: dostala jsem (I-fem got), měla dostat (was supposed to get-fem). This agreement is obligatory and must match the speaker’s gender.
Formal “you”: The postal worker uses the formal vy form throughout (dostáváte, dostanete, jste), appropriate for customer service interactions in Czech.
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Czech Vowel Length
Czech distinguishes short and long vowels. Long vowels are marked with an acute accent (čárka): á, é, í, ó, ú/ů, ý. In dostávat, the second vowel is long (á), approximately twice the duration of the short vowels.
The Letter Ů
The letter ů (u with kroužek, “little circle”) represents the same sound as ú but appears only in the middle or end of words, never at the beginning. Both sound like the English “oo” in “food.”
Consonant Clusters
Czech tolerates complex consonant clusters. In jste (you are/have), pronounced /jstɛ/, all consonants are articulated.
Voiced/Voiceless Pairs
Final consonants are devoiced before pauses. The word balík ends with /k/ even though it’s spelled with “k.” Similarly, voiced consonants become voiceless before voiceless consonants: jste is pronounced /jstɛ/ (not /jzdɛ/).
Stress
Czech stress always falls on the first syllable of a word. This is absolutely regular with no exceptions. In longer words like informaci /ˈɪnformatsɪ/, only the first syllable carries stress.
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The Latinum Institute has been creating online language learning materials since 2006. This course follows a frequency-based approach to vocabulary acquisition, systematically teaching the 1,000 most common words in Czech through the construed reading methodology. Each lesson corresponds to a specific vocabulary rank and follows a structured six-section format designed for autodidact study.
The construed text method, with word-by-word glossing, enables learners to see exactly how Czech sentence structure works while building vocabulary in meaningful contexts. The aspect system of Czech verbs – the distinction between perfective and imperfective – is fundamental to the language and receives particular attention throughout this course.
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