Good Night In Vietnamese. “ChĂșc ngủ ngon!” or “Ngủ ngon!” are phrases you can say to wish someone a good night. “ChĂșc ngủ ngon!”. You can also add a pronoun to address the person you give your wish to. Examples: “ChĂșc chị ngủ ngon!” (“Chị” is the pronoun used for the person who is female and looks a bit older Other ways to say ‘Happy Birthday’ in Prague. While “VĆĄechno nejlepĆĄĂ­ k narozeninĂĄm!” is the most common way to say “Happy Birthday” in Prague, there are a few alternative phrases you can use: Ć Ć„astnĂ© narozeniny!: This phrase translates directly as “Happy Birthday!” It is a more concise way of conveying your wishes.

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From the phrases you might use, shopping or eating out. Nashledanou - goodbye Kartou prosĂ­m - With car please (paying) Hotově prosĂ­m - Cash please (paying) To je vĆĄe - that's all/everything Pardon/Omluvte mě/"ZdovolenĂ­m" - Pardon/Excuse me Děkuji - thanks Pivo - Beer Hranolky, knedlĂ­k, rĂœĆŸe - Fries, dumplings, rice. 8.
Hei means “Hi” or “Hello.”. We can use this greeting with friends or relatives, but also with people we don’t know. The formal way of greeting people is HyvÀÀ pĂ€ivÀÀ! Literally, hyvÀÀ pĂ€ivÀÀ means “Good day.”. As a rule of thumb we can use hyvÀÀ pĂ€ivÀÀ only during the daytime—from noon until early evening.
3. Answer the phone with "allĂŽ" (eh-loh). This greeting sounds roughly like the English "hello" with the "h" dropped off, and is only used for answering the phone. It could be considered formal, in that you don't know who's on the other end of the line, but you would never say this to anyone in person. “hi” or “hello” or “good-bye” In this lesson we learned the most common greetings used in the Czech Republic. The most common greeting is: Ahoj! – “hi” or “hello” (Informal, used with friends or relatives) In Czech the formal greeting will change depending the time of the day: DobrĂœ den! – literally, “good day”.
How to pronounce Prague. How to say Prague. Listen to the audio pronunciation in the Cambridge English Dictionary. Learn more.
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