"I do not see her anywhere."

Translation: Já ji nikde nevidím.

[2200Lucia60]

"Ji nevidím nikde!" .. possible?

[VladaFu]

No, ji wants to be in the second position.

[2200Lucia60]

Thanks Vlada!

[magpie_gir]

So it means, that Czech doesn't have free word order?

Because I don't see any difference between: "Já ji nikde nevidím" and "Já nevidím ji nikde" (and second sentence was reported as wrong word order).

I put emphasis on the word nikde (so it is at end of the sentence)

Edit: Já nikde ji nevidím. - That is wrong too? (Duo says that is wrong)

[VladaFu]

The order is not completely free, but it is very free. See the Tips and notes about clitics. "ji" is a clitic.

[Tom307502]

Nikde and Nekde both are translated as "anywhere". (Nikde nejsou = They are not anywhere.) (Prodavaji to nekde = Are they selling it anywhere.) What is the distinction between these two adverbs?

[VladaFu]

nowhere = not anywhere = nikde

somewhere = anywhere in certain questions = někde

One is positive, one is negative.