When we refer to two objects or people, in English we say "one and the other" whereas in Czech, we say "jeden a druhý," which literally translates to "one and the second one." Let's take a look at practical phrases using the word "other" translated as "druhý/druhá/druhé" (second), such as the expression "on one hand and the other."
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0:00 Introduction
1:10 Two hands, feet
2:37 Two people
3:35 Two-day event
4:22 Two sides
4:50 On the one hand...
6:49 Idiom
8:05 Exercise