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Czech frequency list

No. 30 in Czech

let

"Let" in Czech means "year" or "flight," depending on the context.

In a sentence

  • Už je to deset let, co jsme se neviděli.

    It has been ten years since we last saw each other.

    In this sentence, 'let' is used as a noun to mean 'years', which is the plural of 'rok' (year). It denotes a period of time.

  • Let ptáků vypadá elegantně na obloze.

    The flight of birds looks elegant in the sky.

    Here, 'let' functions as a noun meaning 'flight', describing the act or process of flying.

  • Letím do Paříže zítra ráno.

    I am flying to Paris tomorrow morning.

    In this instance, 'letím' is a conjugated verb form meaning 'I am flying'. It comes from the verb 'letět' which means 'to fly'.

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