Virginia Rosie

To learn in Czech is učit se. The phrase učit se is used to describe the general process of acquiring knowledge or ability.

Hezký den! is the Czech way to say “have a good day”. This phrase is a polite greeting used when saying goodbye to someone.

The English word “ice” translates to Czech as led. led refers to water in its frozen form.

In Czech, “nut allergy” is alergie na ořechy.

The Czech language uses different verbs for ‘go’. The default form is chodit. The verb for ‘go’ in Czech is determined by how you are moving through space.

The Czech phrase for “have a good trip” is šťastnou cestu.

The English phrase “the time” is translated into Czech as čas.

poop in Czech is hovínko. hovínko is used to refer to feces.

The English word ‘really’ is translated into Czech as opravdu. opravdu is an adverb used to mean ‘actually’.

The Czech word for stupid is hloupý. hloupý is used to describe someone or something that is lacking in intelligence.