1. Please, Here you are, You’re welcome, What did you say? - Prosím (pro-seem)
2. Thank you - Děkuju (dyeh-kooyoo)
3. Yes - . Ano (ah-noh)
4. No - Ne (neh) Fairly straightforward and direct.
5. Hello, Good afternoon - Dobrý den (dob-ree den)
6. Good bye - Nashledanou (nus-hle-dah-no)
7. Hi. or Bye - Ahoj (ah-hoy) This word can be used both when meeting and leaving. You will often hear Czechs saying ahoj while waving goodbye. “Čau” (tshaaw) is another informal equivalent.
8. Where is the bathroom? - Kde je toaleta? (kdeh yeh toh-ah-le-ta) Obviously useful, but getting you into the realm of phrases where you need to understand the answer.
9. How much is it? - Kolik to stojí? (koh-leek
toh stoh-yee)
10. What is it? - Co je to? (tso yeh toh)
11. Do you speak English? - Mluvite anglicky? (mluveete anglitsky?)
12. I don’t understand - Nerozumim (nerozumeem)
13. Where is (a bank) - Kde je (kde ye) banka (banka)
14. Currency exchange - Směnárna (smnyenahrna)
15. Bathroom - Toaleta, Zachod (toaleta, zakhod)
16. Men - Muzi, Pani (muzhi, pahnyi)
17. Women - Zeny, Damy (zheny, dahmy)
18. How much does it cost? - Kolik to stoji (kolik to stoyee)
Třistratřicettři stříbrných křepelek přeletělo přes třistatřicettři stříbrných střech.
The above is a Czech tongue-twister (Three hundred and thirty three silver quails flew over three hundred and thirty three silver roofs).
