No. 71 in Czech
ukrajině
The Czech word "ukrajině" means "to Ukraine" or "in Ukraine" (dative or locative case).
In a sentence
Byl jsem na Ukrajině minulý rok.
I was in Ukraine last year.
In this sentence, 'Ukrajině' is in the locative case, indicating the location where the action took place.
Pomáháme lidem na Ukrajině.
We are helping people in Ukraine.
Here, 'Ukrajině' is again in the locative case, describing the place where the help is directed to.
Situace na Ukrajině se zlepšila.
The situation in Ukraine has improved.
In this instance, 'Ukrajině' is once more in the locative case, describing the place related to the situation.
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