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The first sentence's syntax greatly changes its meaning of from what I assume is intended. "Biblical Czech language... which established Czech intellectuals" would mean that they used it to signal their being intellectuals, while Biblical Czech language... which Czech intellectuals established" would mean that their translation marked the creation of the literary language. As I am not knowledgeable about this topic, I left the first sentence alone, and restricted myself to grammatical edits.
The form of the language's name used in this article should be made consistent throughout. If "the" is not attached, should "language" be attached? One would use "Czech" and "the Czech language," but not "Czech language." "Biblical Czech" (and "the Biblical Czech language") might be the correct English forms of this language's name, and thus this article might need to be moved. 2600:1700:A4A0:58C0:FDB8:EA3A:CB3F:9203 (talk) 01:09, 30 June 2022 (UTC)Reply
