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No. 43 in Czech

korun

"Korun" is the genitive plural form of "koruna," the currency of the Czech Republic.

In a sentence

  • Zaplatil jsem sto korun za oběd.

    I paid one hundred crowns for lunch.

    In this sentence, 'korun' denotes the currency used in the Czech Republic, specifically in its genitive plural form to indicate the amount of 100.

  • Mám v peněžence jen deset korun.

    I have only ten crowns in my wallet.

    Here, 'korun' again refers to the currency in its genitive plural form, used to indicate the amount (10) relative to the possession in the wallet.

  • Kolik korun bych měl zaplatit za tento suvenýr?

    How many crowns should I pay for this souvenir?

    In this case, 'korun' continues to refer to the currency, appearing in the genitive plural form within an interrogative sentence asking about a price.

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