No. 18 in Czech
která
"Which" or "that" (feminine singular form).
In a sentence
Mám přítelkyni, která miluje cestování.
I have a girlfriend who loves traveling.
In this sentence, 'která' is a relative pronoun introducing a relative clause that provides additional information about 'přítelkyni' (girlfriend).
Která kniha se ti nejvíc líbí?
Which book do you like the most?
'Která' here works as an interrogative pronoun, used in a question to specify 'kniha' (book).
Neviděla jsi klíče, která jsem tady položil?
Have you seen the keys that I placed here?
In this sentence, 'která' (that) is again a relative pronoun but is used here to describe the noun 'klíče' (keys), indicating which keys were placed here.
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