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Czech Adjectives Worth Learning - Part IV

Czech Adjectives Worth Learning - Part IV

by Martin OLS Community Manager -
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Dear community,

We have prepared another part about Czech adjectives. This time, we focus on adjectives that describe places, which provides an opportunity to appreciate the beauty and variety of the Czech Republic's landscapes and urban environments. These adjectives not only depict physical characteristics but also evoke the unique atmosphere of a location. Below, we present ten adjectives used to describe places and examples of their usage in sentences.

Adjectives IV
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Adjectives Describing Places

  1. Krásný (Beautiful)
    Praha je krásné město s bohatou historií.
    (Prague is a beautiful city with a rich history.)

  2. Malebný (Picturesque)
    Malebná vesnice leží u řeky.
    (The picturesque village lies by the river.)

  3. Hlučný (Noisy)
    Hlučné ulice Prahy jsou plné turistů.
    (The noisy streets of Prague are full of tourists.)

  4. Pokojný (Peaceful)
    Pokojný park je ideálním místem pro odpočinek.
    (The peaceful park is the perfect place for relaxation.)

  5. Veselý (Cheerful)
    Veselá atmosféra v kavárně nenechá nikoho chladným.
    (The cheerful atmosphere in the café leaves no one indifferent.)

  6. Historický (Historical)
    Historické budovy v centru města přitahují návštěvníky.
    (The historical buildings in the city centre attract visitors.)

  7. Opuštěný (Abandoned)
    Opuštěné domy v této části města vzbuzují zvědavost.
    (The abandoned houses in this part of the city evoke curiosity.)

  8. Impozantní (Impressive)
    Tato budova má impozantní design, který uchvacuje.
    (This building has an impressive design that captivates.)

  9. Kulinářský (Culinary)
    Město je známé svým kulinářským bohatstvím.
    (The city is known for its culinary wealth.)

  10. Moderní (Modern)
    Moderní architektura tohoto obytného komplexu je fascinující.
    (The modern architecture of this residential complex is fascinating.)

In summary, adjectives are indispensable in the Czech language, providing depth to descriptions of places, among other subjects. Understanding their usage and variations contributes significantly to effective communication and appreciation of the language's nuances.

Let us know in the comments below or via direct message in the OLS platform account if you want to read about any other part of the Czech language.

Happy learning!

Martin, OLS Community Manager – Czech