"Hledáme ryby."

Translation: We are looking for fish.

[johngrimshaw]

Hledat = Seek

[BoneheadBass]

Yes, "seek" and "look for" have essentially the same meaning, possibly in Czech as well as in English. However, I'd guess that "look for" or even "search for" would be used a lot more often than "seek," especially in everyday conversation. (Just one person's opinion...)

If "seek" is routinely failing, it may be worth reporting it (My answer should be accepted). It might be added as another valid translation.

[ngeneshki]

How would "look after" be translated then?

[VladaFu]

hlídáme

[itsmeyash31]

Just to be sure, «ryby» is in the accusative case in "Hledáme ryby." right? or is it direct?

[VladaFu]

It is a direct object that uses the accusative case. There is no direct case in Czech.