checo

Also known as Czech language, Český, Čeština, Bohemian, Bohemian language

lengua eslava occidental hablada en la República Checa

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Czech, also known as čeština or český jazyk, is a natural and modern language. It is indigenous to and spoken in the Czech Republic. The language is regulated by the Institute of the Czech Language. It has approximately 10,700,000 speakers. Czech is a West Slavic language and a member of the Czech–Slovak languages group.

Grammatically, Czech is a fusional and synthetic language with a subject–verb–object word order and stress patterns. It features three grammatical genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. The language utilizes nominative, genitive, dative, and instrumental cases. Its grammatical moods include indicative, conditional, and imperative. Tenses present in the language are present, preterite, future, and pluperfect.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: modern language
Subclass of: West Slavic
Country: Czech Republic

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has grammatical case: locative case
topic's main Wikimedia portal: Portal:Czech language
topic's main category: Category:Czech language
linguistic typology: pro-drop language
language regulatory body: Institute of the Czech Language
category for films in this language: Category:Czech-language films
described by source: New International Encyclopedia
native label: český jazyk
Commons category: Czech language
studied by: Czech studies
has grammatical mood: imperative
short name: češčina
has tense: pluperfect
Wikimedia language code: cs
number of speakers, writers, or signers: 10700000
indigenous to: Czech Republic
exact match: publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/language/CES
P10369: Bob Dylan
P11012: David Cameron
entry in abbreviations table: чеш.
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
writing system: Czech Braille
P13311: Sylt
has grammatical number: plural
female form of label: la langue tchèque
NCI Thesaurus ID: C153875

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Article · Español

El idioma checo (autoglotónimos čeština, český jazyk) es una lengua eslava occidental hablada principalmente en la República Checa, que se representa en la escritura utilizando el alfabeto latino junto con diversos signos diacríticos. La lengua checa puede parecer compleja para quienes la aprenden como lengua extranjera; dicha complejidad se debe, entre otros aspectos, a su morfología. Otra peculiaridad de esta lengua es la aparente libertad en la sintaxis; a menudo, cualquier posibilidad organizativa de los términos es gramaticalmente aceptable. El ruso es una de las lenguas eslavas que comparte estos rasgos. A su vez, su similitud con el eslovaco provoca que sea un idioma inteligible con este.

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