No. 2 in Czech
v
The Czech word "v" means "in" or "at" in English.
In a sentence
Bydlím v Praze.
I live in Prague.
Here, 'v' is used as a preposition followed by a locational noun in the locative case, denoting place within.
Chodím do školy v osm hodin.
I go to school at eight o'clock.
In this sentence, 'v' functions as a preposition paired with a time expression, specifying the time at which an action occurs.
V dešti je všechno mokré.
In the rain, everything is wet.
Here, 'v' is utilized as a preposition used with the locative case to indicate a state or condition.
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