No. 782 in Czech
ti
The Czech word "ti" means "you" (dative case, plural or formal singular).
In a sentence
Ti lidé jsou velmi přátelští.
Those people are very friendly.
Here, 'ti' is a demonstrative pronoun translating to 'those', used to refer specifically to a certain group of people.
Přijdu k tobě a ti pomůžu s úkolem.
I’ll come to you and help you with your task.
Here, 'ti' is the dative form of the second person singular pronoun, meaning 'to you', indicating the person receiving assistance.
Dal jsem ti knihu, kterou jsi chtěl.
I gave you the book you wanted.
In this case, 'ti' is used as the dative form of the pronoun 'ty' (you), indicating the indirect object of giving the book.
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