what is "jste" in "Naučili jste se fráze"? is it a helping part of verb in past form? Děkují moc

Is there any difference between Té vs Tvoje or Mé vs Moje Dobrý den, It seems like both variants are acceptable but apparently one is more common. If so, could you please say which one, or point out some difference. Děkuje moc

I když I když lehko učit slova, těžko mi používat jich v řeči (Even though it's easy to learn words, it's hard for me to use them in speech.)

How could we distinguish if it has been used two reflexive verbs in a row (for example with "se")? For example, I want to translate two phrases to Czech: I try to learn. I try to teach. As far as I know it would be both translated as: Snažím se učit. So how could I know what is the meaning? Thank you in advance

Jak zlepšit aplikace Pořád nechápu, chuť, vůně a nedotýkejte se slova. Takže existuje několik způsobů, jak zlepšit tento vzdělávací aplikace. (I still do not taste, smell or touch the words. So there are a couple of ways to enhance this educational app.)

Snažím se číst Snažím se číst a vyslovovat slova původu a pochopit jejich význam, stejně jako napsat každý dopisech. (Translation: I try to read and pronounce the words in origin and understand their meaning as well as write each one by letters.)

Dívám se na obrázky Dívám se na obrázky, které jsou spojeny s českými slovami. I look at the pictures that are associated with Czech words.