How to Say “Merry Christmas” in Czech
Merry Christmas in Czech is veselé Vánoce. veselé Vánoce is used to express good wishes during the Christmas season.
Merry Christmas in Czech is veselé Vánoce. veselé Vánoce is used to express good wishes during the Christmas season.
The Czech word for creek is potok. potok is used to refer to a stream of water.
The English word ghost is translated into Czech as duch. duch is the general term for a spirit or a ghost.
To say hurry up in Czech, use pospěš si. This verb phrase is used to tell someone to move or act more quickly.
The English phrase “lay down” is translated into Czech as lehnout si. lehnout si is used to describe the action of moving oneself into a lying position.
The English word bicycle is translated into Czech as jizdní kolo. All three Czech terms refer to a bicycle as a vehicle.
The English word wonderful can be translated into Czech as báječný or skvělý.
The Czech phrase for “my friend” is můj přítel. The phrase můj přítel is used to refer to a male companion or a male romantic partner.
The Czech word for winter is zima. zima refers to the fourth season of the year, characterized by short days and the lowest temperatures.
The English verb ‘help’ is translated into Czech using the verb pomáhat or its perfective forms pomoct and pomoci.