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Corsican in Czech

Corsican in Czech is korsický, Korsičan, Korsičanka — Corsican means from or relating to Corsica, the French island in the Mediterranean, or its language.

Corsican in Czech

korsický
adj
Of, from or relating to Corsica, France or the Corsican language.
Korsičan
noun
A native or inhabitant of Corsica, France.
Korsičanka
noun
A native or inhabitant of Corsica, France.
korsičtina
proper noun
The language of the Corsican people.

What does "Corsican" mean?

  1. adj From or relating to Corsica, the French island in the Mediterranean, or its language.
    "The village is famous for its Corsican cheese and cured meats."
  2. noun A person from Corsica, or the Corsican language itself.
    "Many Corsicans feel a strong sense of separate cultural identity from mainland France."
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Corsican in a sentence

  • The village is famous for its Corsican cheese and cured meats.
  • She grew up speaking Corsican at home and French at school.
  • Many Corsicans feel a strong sense of separate cultural identity from mainland France.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "Corsican" in Czech?

"Corsican" in Czech is korsický, Korsičan, Korsičanka. Corsican means: From or relating to Corsica, the French island in the Mediterranean, or its language.

How do you use "Corsican" in a sentence?

Example: "The village is famous for its Corsican cheese and cured meats." In Czech, "Corsican" is korsický, Korsičan, Korsičanka.

Are there other ways to say "Corsican" in Czech?

Yes — Czech has 4 translations listed for "Corsican": korsický, Korsičan, Korsičanka, korsičtina.

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