No. 432 in Czech
máme
"We have."
In a sentence
Máme dva psy.
We have two dogs.
Here, 'máme' is used to indicate possession, similar to 'have' in English.
Máme ve škole zajímavý projekt.
We have an interesting project at school.
'Máme' is employed here to express having an experience or undertaking a task, akin to 'have' in contexts like 'we have a project' in English.
Dnes odpoledne máme zkoušku.
We have an exam this afternoon.
In this case, 'máme' indicates a scheduled event or activity that the speakers are engaged in.
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