Definition: Czechization is a linguistic concept that refers to the process of converting one language into another by replacing some or all of its words with their Czech equivalents. It can be used to create new words, phrases, and sentences in a new language, or it can be applied to existing languages to improve communication or pronunciation. The term "czechization" is often associated with the use of foreign languages in educational contexts or for promoting cross-cultural understanding and appreciation. It can also be seen as a way
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