Translation of Slovak word "ktorý" to English
ktorý
/ktɔriː/
How to use
Interrogative and relative pronoun meaning 'which / who / that'. Inflected like a hard-stem adjective following the 'pekný' pattern (masculine ktorý, feminine ktorá, neuter ktoré; genitive ktorého/ktorej, dative ktorému/ktorej, locative o ktorom/ktorej, instrumental ktorým/ktorou). Agrees in gender and number with the modified or antecedent noun.
🇬🇧 English
which
Example sentence
Neviem, ktorý vlak odchádza do Košíc ako prvý.
I don't know which train leaves for Košice first.
Ktorý z týchto dvoch filmov sa ti páčil viac?
Which of these two movies did you like more?
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Common phrases
- Ktorý z nich?— Which one of them?
- v ktoromkoľvek okamihu— at any moment / anytime
- človek, ktorý vie— a person who knows
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What does the Slovak word "ktorý" mean?▼
The Slovak word "ktorý" means "which" in English.
How do you pronounce the Slovak word "ktorý"?▼
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Can I see an example sentence with "ktorý"?▼
Yes, here is a practical example: "Neviem, ktorý vlak odchádza do Košíc ako prvý." (which translates as "I don't know which train leaves for Košice first.").
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