Skóre je tady.

The score is here.

Breakdown of Skóre je tady.

• být: to be
• tady: here
• skóre: the score

Questions & Answers about Skóre je tady.

What part of speech is skóre, and what gender is it?

Skóre is a noun, and it is treated as neuter in Czech.

That is why the verb is je: the subject is a singular noun, so Czech uses je = is.

Also, skóre is a loanword and is usually treated as indeclinable, which means its form normally stays the same in different cases.

Why is the verb je used here?

Je is the 3rd person singular form of být (to be).

So:

• skóre = the score
• je = is
• tady = here

Together: Skóre je tady. = The score is here.

Because skóre is singular, you use je, not jsou.

What does tady mean, and is it the normal word for here?

Yes. Tady means here and is very common in everyday Czech.

A few related words:

• tady = here
• tu = here
• zde = here, but more formal or written

So Skóre je tady. is perfectly normal.
If you wanted a more formal version, you might say Skóre je zde.

Why is the word order Skóre je tady and not Tady je skóre?