No. 57 in Czech
ji
"Ji" in Czech means "her" or "it" (accusative form of "ona" – she).
In a sentence
Vidím ji v parku.
I see her in the park.
The word 'ji' is used here as an accusative form of 'ona' (she) referring to a person being observed.
Počkejte, až ji uslyšíte zpívat.
Wait until you hear her sing.
In this sentence, 'ji' functions as an object pronoun in the accusative case referring to the person who is singing.
Kniha byla zajímavá, přečetl jsem ji za den.
The book was interesting; I read it in one day.
Here 'ji' is the accusative pronoun for 'kniha' (book), showing the action of reading directed towards the book.
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