No. 145 in Czech
kč
"Kč" is the abbreviation for "koruna česká," the currency of the Czech Republic (Czech crown).
In a sentence
Tento produkt stojí 250 Kč.
This product costs 250 CZK.
In this sentence, 'Kč' is used as the abbreviation for the Czech currency koruna, denoting the price of an item.
Zaplatil jsem 500 Kč za nové boty.
I paid 500 CZK for new shoes.
Here, 'Kč' is again representing the Czech koruna, indicating the amount of money spent.
Kolik KČ máte připraveno na dnešní výlet?
How much CZK have you prepared for today's trip?
In this sentence, 'Kč' refers to the currency, being part of a financial question.
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