zpráva

Zpráva is a Czech word that translates to "report" or "message" in English. It is a broad term used in various contexts, encompassing both written and spoken communications. In a formal setting, a zpráva often refers to an official document detailing findings, events, or information. This could be anything from a business report to a police report or a scientific paper.

Informally, zpráva can simply mean a message or an update. For instance, a person might send a zpráva to a friend to let them know about their plans or to share some news. The term is also commonly used in journalism, where a "zpráva" refers to a news report, often broadcast on television or radio, or published in a newspaper or online.

The grammatical form of "zpráva" changes depending on its role in a sentence. The plural is "zprávy," meaning "reports" or "messages." The word's versatility makes it a fundamental part of everyday communication in the Czech Republic. Whether it's a formal analysis or a casual piece of information, "zpráva" serves as the common descriptor for conveying information from one party to another.