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Czech looks intimidating on paper — consonant clusters and the infamous ř — but it is phonetic and regular once the rules click. These essentials cover a Prague trip and a first course alike.
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QHow do you say "hello" in Czech?
AAhoj (informal) / Dobrý den (formal)
QHow do you say "thank you" in Czech?
ADěkuji
QWhat does "prosím" mean?
APlease — also "you're welcome" and "here you go"
QHow do you say "yes" and "no" in Czech?
AAno and ne
QWhat does "Jak se máš?" mean?
AHow are you? (informal)
QHow do you say "goodbye" in Czech?
ANa shledanou
QWhat does "Nerozumím" mean?
AI don't understand
QHow do you say "water" in Czech?
AVoda
QWhat does "pivo" mean?
ABeer — an essential Czech word
QWhere does word stress always fall in Czech?
AOn the first syllable
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