"Já se jejích rodičů nebojím."

Translation: I am not afraid of her parents.

[GwynethHam]

Doesn't "jejích" also mean "their"?

[ValaCZE]

Jejích (with long í) means her.

Jejich (with short i) means their.

[btopps]

Is there a way to say this in Czech to match the English sentence order? As opposed to the direct translation (I think) of "I myself her parents am not afraid"

[JanLyko]

"Já se nebojím jejích rodičů" and it's perfectly natural.

"Já se jejích rodičů nebojím" is just more appropriate when responding to accusation of fearing her parents.

[TS3qz]

Ja se jejich rodicu nebojim.
I wrote "jejich rodicu se nebojim" and got wrong. May I ask what's wrong with this word order? (this is "tap the words" exercise, so there is no spelling mistakes.)Thank you.

[svrsheque]

"jejich" is wrong no matter how it came to be your answer. if the tapping exercise offered only "jejich" and not "jejích", time to move on to typing.