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| Czech (Česká) | |
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| Spoken in: | Czech Republic |
| Total speakers: | 12 Million |
| Ranking: | 73 |
| Genetic classification: |
Indo-European Slavic West Czech-Slovak Czech |
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| Official language of: | Czech Republic |
| Regulated by: | Czech Language Institute |
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| ISO 639-1: | cs |
| ISO 639-2(B): | cze |
| ISO 639-2(T): | ces |
| SIL: | CZC |
Due to its complexity it is said to be a difficult language to learn. The complexity has several sources:
For foreigners even spoken Czech may be very difficult. For example, some words do not appear to have vowels: zmrzl, ztvrdl, scvrnkl, čtvrthrst. The consonants l and r, however, function as sonorants and thus fulfill the role of a vowel. It also has special consolant ř, that is said to be unique for Czech language and almost impossible for foreigner to pronounce.
Je to krutá pravda ...example of Czech language
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(Nouns, adjectives, pronouns, verbs)
(Nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numbers, verbs)
Morphology
Word kind
Nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numbers and verbs are flexible kinds; remaining kinds have no morphology.
Flexible kinds have additional morphological attributes.Declensions
Number
Gender
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