The Czech word, kočka is similar to Polish and Russian. A kitten is a kočička (the č is pronounced like the sound "tch" - think "catch" in English). You got it - I'm Czech, Polish and Ukrainian.
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The Czech word, kočka is similar to Polish and Russian. A kitten is a kočička (the č is pronounced like the sound "tch" - think "catch" in English). You got it - I'm Czech, Polish and Ukrainian.
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