"dobrý člověk"

Translation: good person

[RodrigoDavis]

Shouldn't "NICE" be accepted as dobrý?

[GXESMIN]

It could. As a native speaker, I personally think, it should by tolerated. But "nice" is usually translated as "milý".

[RafaelFontenelle]

So "člověk" is a male word (considering "dobrý", not "Dobrou")? Interesting. The equivalent word in my native language, Brazilian Portuguese, has only female form.

[VladaFu]

člověk (cf. Latin homo - Portuguese homem?) is maculine

osoba (cf. Latin persona) is feminine

[Merigold13]

Proc nemuzu tam napsat "kind person", prosim?

[VladaFu]

proč ano?

[Tomchy1]

It could work, but kind is usually translated as "laskavý".

[Tomchy1]

So you should really use the word "dobrý" which is the most accurate translation.