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Does it sound natural?
Nebo naopak. To ho přiměje se vzít do pořádku.
I mean it will make him, motivate him to do something with himself, such as taking care of his health, i.e. taking medication, watching his diet.
Does it sound natural?
Nebo naopak. To ho přiměje se vzít do pořádku.
I mean it will make him, motivate him to do something with himself, such as taking care of his health, i.e. taking medication, watching his diet.
Nebo naopak. To ho přiměje se vzít do pořádku.
I mean it will make him, motivate him to do something with himself, such as taking care of his health, i.e. taking medication, watching his diet.
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Tak, zdanie brzmi naturalnie w języku czeskim. "Nebo naopak. To ho přiměje se vzít do pořádku." oznacza dosłownie "Albo wręcz przeciwnie. To zmusi go do wzięcia się w garść." W tym kontekście oznacza to, że coś skłoni go do podjęcia działań mających na celu poprawę jego sytuacji, na przykład dbanie o zdrowie poprzez przyjmowanie leków, kontrolowanie diety itp. Jest to naturalne i zrozumiałe wyrażenie w języku czeskim.
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No native speaker would say it this way. It's: To ho přiměje DÁT se do pořádku.
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