No. 77 in Czech
české
"České" means "Czech" in English, referring to something related to the Czech Republic or its language, culture, or people.
In a sentence
Navštívili jsme české město Praha.
We visited the Czech city of Prague.
Here, 'české' functions as an adjective modifying the noun 'město', indicating that the city is Czech.
České krajiny jsou nádherné na podzim.
The Czech landscapes are beautiful in the fall.
In this sentence, 'české' is used as an adjective describing 'krajiny', highlighting that the landscapes belong to or are representative of the Czech Republic.
Koupil si české pivo z malého pivovaru.
He bought Czech beer from a small brewery.
Here, 'české' is applied as an adjective to classify the noun 'pivo', denoting that the beer originates from Czechia.
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