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Lesson 5 of 10
Shops and hotels in Czech
Open, closed, a bag, the wifi password: the checkout and the front desk. Play the ten Czech words against the clock, with a note on how locals really use each one after every answer. All ten are written out below.
All 10 Czech phrases in this lesson
- Máte...?MAH-teh
- Do you have...?
- Kde je...?gdeh ye
- Where is...?
- OtevřenoO-te-vzhe-no
- Open
- ZavřenoZA-vzhe-no
- Closed
- Tašku?TASH-koo
- A bag?
- Příliš drahéPZHEE-lish DRA-heh
- Too expensive
- Mám rezervacimahm RE-zer-va-tsi
- I have a reservation
- Je v ceně snídaně?ye f TSE-nyeh SNYEE-da-nyeh
- Is breakfast included?
- Jaké je heslo na wifi?YA-keh ye HES-lo na VEE-fee
- What's the wifi password?
- Můžu...?MOO-zhoo
- Can I...?
Use with a noun to ask if something is available. For example: "Máte bezlepkový chléb?" (do you have gluten-free bread?). Works in any shop.
Add any item to find it in the store. For example "Kde je mléko?" (where is the milk?). Staff will often point even if they don't speak English.
The cashier will ask "Tašku?" or "Chcete tašku?" (do you want a bag?). Bags cost a small fee in Czech supermarkets, as in most of Europe.
Literally "is breakfast in the price?".
"Můžu si sednout?", can I sit down?