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No. 3,589 in Polish

czechach

"Czechach" is the locative plural form of "Czechy," meaning "in the Czech Republic."

In a sentence

  • Byłem w Czechach na wakacjach.

    I was in the Czech Republic on vacation.

    In this sentence, 'Czechach' is used to denote the location (Czech Republic) where the action took place.

  • Kocham spędzać czas w Czechach, szczególnie w Pradze.

    I love spending time in the Czech Republic, especially in Prague.

    Here, 'Czechach' refers to the Czech Republic as a whole emphasizing its cities and inviting its context.

  • W Czechach jest wiele ciekawych miejsc do zwiedzenia.

    In the Czech Republic, there are many interesting places to visit.

    'Czechach' is employed to introduce the scope of interesting attractions and places within the country.

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