"Our door is always open."

Translation: Naše dveře jsou vždy otevřené.

[ErikJRodgers]

Our door is singular (in English). Is it generally pluralized in Czech?

[VladaFu]

yes

[JesperJons]

I wonder why our door, singular in English, is translated to plural in Czeck?

[VladaFu]

It is like trousers or scissors, it is always plural.

[walkinwolk]

I used "vždycky" instead of "vyždy". Why was this wrong?

[BoneheadBass]

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[Sam571287]

I answered Naše dveře vždy jsou otevřené, but this was marked incorrect. Can you explain why?

[VladaFu]

Although jsou or je as a copula is not a strict clitic, it is still has some preference for the second position and here in particular it really sounds weird when you put the adverb vždy to the second position instead.

[PritelBobka]

Is this why my statement "Naše dveře pořád jsou otevřené" is incorrect, or is it my use of "pořád" (or both).

[PritelBobka]

Never mind, answered my own question by typing "Naše dveře jsou pořád otevřené" and it was marked correct.