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The Czech word for cool (having a slightly low temperature) is chladný.

The Czech word for hey is ahoj. The word ahoj is used as both a greeting (hi) and as a farewell (bye).

The Czech verb for “eat” is jíst. jíst is used to denote the general act of eating a meal. The related noun jídlo means “food.”

The Czech phrase for “bon voyage” is šťastnou cestu. šťastnou cestu is the standard way to wish someone a safe and pleasant trip in Czech.

The Czech phrase for “bless you” is na zdraví. na zdraví is used to wish someone good health after they have sneezed.

The English verb ‘stay’ can be translated into Czech as zůstat or pobýt.

In Czech, good morning is dobré ráno. Dobré ráno is used when seeing someone for the first time in the morning.

The Czech verb for to sit is sedět. sedět is used to describe a person being in a position in which the upper body is upright and the legs are supported.

The English phrase “hi, my name is” is translated into Czech as ahoj, jmenuji se.

To say “I missed you” in Czech, you say stýskalo se mi po tobě.