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My Czech friend said that this can't be a sentence on its own, because it has to have a pronoun. Can someone explain why this doesn't need a "to" or other pronoun?
May 29, 2018
Your Czech friend is wrong. There are to posibilities:
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The pronoun is understood from the previous sentence.
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It could mean "There are no women." or "We have no woman.", but that is unlikely for women. However "Není chleba." "There is no bread." is perfectly natural.
July 24, 2018
Oh dear, you proved the graveyardmesiash idea!
What did you forgot is that the idea of this excercise is leaving the pronoun in Czech language is very common...
July 3, 2019
