"Hledáme vlky."

Translation: We are looking for wolves.

[MeghTel]

What is the difference between vlky and vlci?

[VladaFu]

vlci is the nominative case, vlky is the accusative case

[MeghTel]

Aah okay, thanks!

[JoshuaEhlers]

I though plural nouns stay the same in nominative and accusative case because they are plural?

[BoneheadBass]

Some do, some don't. You'll find all kinds of declension tables at the link below, so have a look at them. It may be overwhelming at first, but there's plenty of useful information in the whole article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czech_declension#Nouns.

[Kerflumpy]

I've been meaning to ask this since we were first given this verb, but especially since it is being used with wolves and bears, etc: Can 'hledat' also be translated as "to hunt"? 'Hunt' and 'look for' are sometimes synonyms in English, so how about in a sentence like this?

[VladaFu]

No not really. And English dictionaries do not show "to hunt" as a meaning of "to look for" either.