Czech

The English phrase “bill, please” is translated into Czech as účet, prosím. účet, prosím is the standard way to ask for the bill in a restaurant or cafe.

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 word for ligament is vaz. vaz refers to a band of strong tissue that holds the bones of an animal in position.

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 Czech phrase for “my love” is má lásko. má lásko is a term of endearment used when addressing someone the speaker loves.

To say “happy birthday” in Czech, you can use všechno nejlepší k narozeninám. The phrase is used to offer good wishes to someone on their birthday.

The phrase “what is your name?” in Czech is Jak se jmenuješ? This phrase is used to ask someone for their name in an informal setting.

Vídeň is the Czech name for the English phrase Vienna. Vídeň is the name used to refer to the capital of Austria.

mléko is the Czech word for milk. mléko refers to the liquid. To describe things that are related to milk or are dairy products, use the adjective mléčný.