"I do not agree with the director."

Translation: Já s ředitelem nesouhlasím.

[Frenchie_cz]

Nesouhlasím s ředitelem. - neuznalo, jakto?

[ValaCZE]

Protože je tam THE director. Je potřeba pozorně číst.

[Frenchie_cz]

My question is more like why does there have to be the JÁ - when in Czech language its not necessary. The fact that there is THE does not influence it. Or does it? If so how ?

[ValaCZE]

When you write "já" you just emphasizes that it is you who doesn't agree with the director, although the others may agree with him.

[andrew_lim]

"Nesouhlasím s ředitelem" is accepted but "S ředitelem nesouhlasím" is not - is starting off the sentence with the "s" clause unnatural in any way?

[VladaFu]

We were missing this form without "já". I have added it.