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hjbharry
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Joined: May 1st, 2009, 11:36 pm
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 CZ phrases got some Basic Czech Phrases to learn/practice
YES = ANO ano
NO = NE ne
PLEASE = PROSÍM proseem
THANK YOU = DEvKUJI VAM dyekooyi vam
GOOD MORNING = DOBRÉ RÁNO dobrye rano
GOOD AFTERNOON = DOBRÉ ODPOLEDNE dobrye odpoledne
GOOD NIGHT = DOBROU NOC dobroh nots
HELLO = DOBRY' DEN dobree den
GOOD-BYE = NA SHLEDANOU nas-khledanow
HOW ARE YOU? = JAK SE MÁTE? jak se mahte
FINE THANKS, AND YOU? = DEvKUJI DOBRvE, A VY? dyekooyi dobrzhe, a vi
I UNDERSTAND. = ROZUMÍM. rozoomeem
I DON'T UNDERSTAND. = NEROZUMÍM. nerozoomeem
DO YOU SPEAK ENGLISH? = MLUVÍTE ANGLICKY? mlooveete anglitskee
I DON'T SPEAK (MUCH) CZECH. = NEMLUVÍM (MOC) CvESKY. nemlooveem (mots) chehskee
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grifftravel
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Re: CZ phrases I'll be mostly point at things and shrugging then.
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henbasher
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Re: CZ phrases Have you considered just speaking louder and slower?
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Neil
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Re: CZ phrases
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Jonathan
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Re: CZ phrases Take photos of things(like a toilet, a beer, an ATM)on your phone and just show the appropriate shot to a local  They'll just point you in the right direction, jobs a good un. 
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JulianS
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Re: CZ phrases I won't be going, but I used to live there. POZOR! on road signs is fairly self explanatory, means look out or attention.
The police are able to give you spot fines for all manner of traffic offences. They should issue you with a receipt for these. Most of them now speak some English so its hard to pretend you don't understand.
They also commonly accept bribes, you may be offered the chance to pay a lower penalty for which you don't get a receipt.
Mam rad vase auta _ maam rad vashe awta - I like your car. To je hesky- its nice.
do you want some rude words as well ?
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Russell
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Re: CZ phrases Brilliant Julian, thanks!
I'd be lying if I said I wasn't curious about the rude words...
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George
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Re: CZ phrases ooooh i could use them at college, teacher would never know
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oboe
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grifftravel
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Re: CZ phrases I would have thought you would know that phrase in most European languages
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