English pronouns are mostly, and mercifully, uninflected. It means that they usually do not change their form. In Czech, however, if one wants to say you, one must choose between nine words: ty, tebe, tobě, tě, tebou, vy, vás, vám, vámi. This can sometimes cause a real headache for those who are learning Czech.
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