Could someone explain the use of this word to me please? ZEVSEDNET - I know it means that something is losing its appeal/the novelty is wearing off. The problem is that it is perfective so I suppose it isn't used in the present but I'm told that VSEDNET isn't used. ZEVSEDNI MI TO - The novelty is wearing off for me/ the novelty will wear off for me. Is it both? Thanks
Zevšední mi to - perfective, future Zevšedňuje mi to - imperfective (inf. zevšedňovat) Zevšednívá mi to - imperfective (inf. zevšednívat) Všednět exists, but is not much in use Všední mi to - imperfective (inf. všednět)
Thanks guys Which one is more common in spoken Czech because I've only heard the future form (at least my ears have only picked up this form) - zevsedni mi to.
For me - zevšednět is process which isn't sudden, but it takes longer period of time and you don't realize it until it's done. If I would have to say it in present time, I would use indirect expression, something like: "Zdá se mi to čím dál všednější"