"V ledničce je něčí hlava."

Translation: There is somebody's head in the fridge.

[JohnBraga1]

I don't expect ever to have to use this phrase....

[Ollyfer]

I really hope that Czech hostels are not like this...

[jptoman]

I've used this twice. The first time was at the MVČR by mistake, but they still approved my visa. The second time...

[holzfaeller.marc]

Why is: "In the fridge is someone's head" not accepted?

[VladaFu]

That is strange English.

[Baramoha]

We cannot say " v ledničke" ?

[VladaFu]

no

[Baramoha]

Ok, so the right form is only V ledničce ?

[VladaFu]

Yes, this "čke" combination is changed to "čce" for historical reasons. It used to be a soft ě and it caused the k to be softened to c.

Some other Slavic languages kept the k and have stuff like девочке where the e is actually soft (je).

But:
Ukrainian дівчинці
Polish dziewczynce

both change k -> c here. (Similar Czech is děvečce).

[Baramoha]

Ok, now I got it, thank you very much