No. 950 in Slovak
paríži
"Paríži" is the locative form of "Paríž," meaning "in Paris" (the capital of France) in English.
In a sentence
Bol som v Paríži minulý rok.
I was in Paris last year.
Here, 'Paríži' is the locative case of 'Paríž', referring to the location 'Paris'.
Povedal som priateľom o návšteve Paríži.
I told my friends about the visit to Paris.
In this usage, 'Paríži' is used incorrectly; the correct form would be 'Paríža' in this context, as it should be in the genitive case to express movement or an association.
Chcela by si prísť do Paríži niekedy?
Would you like to come to Paris sometime?
Again, 'Paríži' here is not correct for the intended prepositional usage, as 'do Paríža' should be used to denote direction/towards Paris.
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