No. 692 in Latvian

ķīnā

The Latvian word "ķīnā" means "in China."

In a sentence

Ķīnā cilvēki runā ķīniešu valodā.
In China, people speak the Chinese language.
Refers to the country 'China' in the locative case, indicating that the action is taking place within China.
Students ir ieinteresēti studēt mākslas ķīnā.
Students are interested in studying arts in China.
Here, 'ķīnā' denotes the location for educational purposes, emphasizing where the subject of interest is.
Ķīnā notika starptautiska izstāde.
An international exhibition took place in China.
This sentence describes an event occurring in the location specified by 'ķīnā'.

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