"Kateřina na posledního koně nemyslí."

Translation: Kateřina is not thinking about the last horse.

[LongFellow3]

-iho is in accusative the correct ending for this adjective because the noun (horse) kůň belongs to gender category living male.

[AukeBooij]

"Kateřina doesn't think about the last horse."?
"Kateřina doesn't think of the last horse."?

[BoneheadBass]

Both about and of are accepted.

[ShawntelAl]

Can you say "Kateřina nemyslí na posledniho koně?"

[BoneheadBass]

"Kateřina nemyslí na posledního koně" is also accepted.

[Pollyhs]

what would it be when you say.. the last horses... as in the last ones.

[VladaFu]

na poslední koně

[Pollyhs]

ok thanks

[skywalker735]

ending -ího?

[Viviard]

is this how sentences like this work? if it were crudely translated would it be "katerina about last horse (subject) is not thinking"

[darkaardvark]

It can. Kateřina (subject, nom), about the last horse (object, acc), she isn't thinking.

You can also move it around, so Kateřina nemyslí...

[Jelena482934]

What is the diference between -eho and -iho?

[VladaFu]

It is a different ending... used for soft declination adjectives (like poslední). -ého is a masculine ending for hard declination adjectives.

[Marko195]

Jelena, slično kao i u našem jeziku postoje meka i tvrda deklinacija prideva.

posledNJEG (u ovom slučaju -eg) zato što je NJ mek suglasnik.

veliKOG (u ovom slučaju -og) zato što je K tvrd suglasnik.

U češkom se koristi meka deklinacija (-iho) za prideve koji se završavaju na "i", a tvrda deklinacija (-ego) na "y".

[AgnusOinas]

Almost right, but it's "-ího" (not "iho") and "-ého" (not "ego"). For example: "posledního velikého"

[omorok1]

Můžu se zeptat, kdy se používá about, for a kdy of?

[VladaFu]

Na helpforenglish.cz je o tom hned nekolik vlaken https://www.google.com/search?q=think+about+think+of+site:www.helpforenglish.cz

[im.Andrew]

My answer was "Kateřina doesn't think about the last horses" and it was marked wrong