How to Say “Of Course” in Czech
The Czech phrase for ‘of course’ is samozřejmě. Samozřejmě is used to indicate enthusiastic agreement.
The Czech phrase for ‘of course’ is samozřejmě. Samozřejmě is used to indicate enthusiastic agreement.
The English phrase “hello, my friend” can be translated into Czech as Ahoj, kamaráde.
In Czech, the English word “you” is translated using ty. These pronouns are used to address the person or people being spoken to.
The English phrase “old man” translates to Czech as starec. starec is used to refer to an elderly man.
The English word attack can be translated into Czech as útok or napadení. Both terms refer to an attempt to cause damage, injury or death.
The English phrase “safe travels” can be translated into Czech as šťastnou cestu.
The English phrase “morning” is translated into Czech as ráno or dopoledne. Both words describe the period of the day between dawn and midday.
The English word “czech” refers to the Czech language, which in Czech is called čeština. The term refers to the language itself.