No. 568 in Czech
jím
"I eat."
In a sentence
Jím jablko každý den.
I eat an apple every day.
The word 'jím' is the first-person singular present tense of the verb 'jíst' (to eat), indicating the subject is currently performing the action of eating.
Nevím, co tím jím sleduje.
I don't know what he means by it.
Here, 'jím' is the instrumental form of 'on' (he/it), used in conjunction with 'tím' to provide a means or manner context.
Po rozhovoru s ním jím porozuměl lépe.
After the conversation with him, I understood better.
In this sentence, 'jím' is the instrumental form of the pronoun 'on' (he), marking the object of the preposition 's' (with).
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