britským

"Britský" is an adjective in the Czech language that translates to "British" in English. It is derived from the noun "Británie," which means "Britain." The term is used to describe something that is related to the United Kingdom, its people, or its culture. For example, "britský film" refers to a British film, and "britská kuchyně" refers to British cuisine.

The adjective "britský" is typically used to describe nationalities, products, or cultural elements that originate from the United Kingdom. It can also be used to describe the language, English, when referring to its British variant. For instance, "britská angličtina" means "British English."

In Czech, the adjective "britský" agrees with the noun it modifies in terms of gender, number, and case. For example, "britský muž" means "British man," while "britská žena" means "British woman." Similarly, "britští lidé" means "British people," and "britské filmy" means "British films."

The term "britský" is widely used in Czech to discuss topics related to the United Kingdom, making it an essential word for understanding and communicating about British culture, history, and contemporary affairs.