Czech

The English word ‘home’ is translated into Czech as domov.

The Czech phrase for “come on” (as an expression of encouragement) is pojď.

The Czech phrase for “hello, my name is” is dobrý den, jmenuji se. This phrase is used to introduce yourself to someone for the first time.

The Czech word for “what” is co. The most common and neutral way to say “what” in Czech is Co?

The English phrase “see you soon” is translated into Czech as brzy na shledanou. This phrase is used as an interjection to say goodbye.

The Czech word for aunt is teta. Teta refers to a parent’s sister or sister-in-law. It is the most common informal term used when referring to an aunt.

The English word “greetings” is translated into Czech as pozdravy. pozdravy is used as a formal way to refer to greetings.

In Czech, the English phrase welcome is expressed by several forms, the default being vítejte.

The English phrase “I hate you” is translated into Czech as nesnáším tě. This phrase is used as an expression of intense dislike.

The Czech word for grandfather is děda or děd. Both terms are used to refer to a grandfather from either the maternal or paternal side.