How to Say “Chicken Pox” in Czech
The English phrase chicken pox is translated into Czech as plané neštovice. This term refers to the disease chicken pox.
The English phrase chicken pox is translated into Czech as plané neštovice. This term refers to the disease chicken pox.
The English word mother is translated into Czech as matka. The word matka refers to a female human who gives birth to or parents a child.
The English word “bath” can be translated into Czech as either koupel or koupání.
In Czech, ‘here’ can be expressed as tady, zde or tu. All three forms are adverbs used to indicate being in, on or at this specific place.
The Czech word for pool is bazén. bazén refers to a body of water. For specific phrases like ‘pool water’, you may see the form Bazénová voda.
The English phrase ‘language’ can be translated into Czech as jazyk or řeč.
The Czech phrase for “yes please” is ano, prosím. Use ano, prosím when someone offers you something, such as food, a drink or assistance.
voda is the Czech word for water. voda refers to the inorganic compound H₂O.
The English word sage is translated into Czech as šalvěj. In Czech, šalvěj refers to the herb (Salvia officinalis).