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"reflexive pronoun (for oneself, etc.)" in Czech

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Summary

The Czech translation for “reflexive pronoun (for oneself, etc.)” is si.

Pronounced the same

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to each other si
each other si

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reflexive pronoun (oneself etc.) se

Examples of "reflexive pronoun" in use

There are 115 examples of the Czech word for "reflexive pronoun" being used:
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I already ordered. (male speaker) Už jsem si objednal.
What did you order? (to a man) Co jste si objednal?
Who ordered this? Kdo si tohle objednal?
Tom ordered coffee. Tom si objednal kávu.
I’ve ordered coffee. Objednal jsem si kávu.
Tom bought a dog. Tom si koupil psa.
Why did Tom buy this? Proč si to Tom koupil?
Tom ordered pizza. Tom si objednal pizzu.
Who ordered pizza? Kdo si objednal pizzu?
I ordered pizza. Objednal jsem si pizzu.

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reflexive pronoun (for oneself, etc.)
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Are you sure about that? (to a woman),
Are you sure about that? (to a man),
Are you sure we have enough money? (to a woman),
Are you sure we have enough money? (to a man),
Can I sit here?,
Can we sit by the window?,
Can we sit here?,
Can we sit in the sun?,
Can we sit outside?,
Can we sit there?,
Did you guys order pizza?,
Do you know why Tom bought this?,
Do you want to play together?,
Don’t worry.,
Fine, I’ll take it.,
Go play in your room.,
Have a drink with me, Tom.,
Have some pizza.,
Have you already ordered?,
He didn’t seem to be worried about this.
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