زبان چکی

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.