How do you greet in Czech, how do you congratulate, ask for help and how to say those things that make all the difference when said in the language of the locals. Here are a few phrases that can make your stay in the Czech Republic easier.
Czech is a very difficult language to learn. The locals know it and they don’t expect the tourists to speak it. However, if you say a few words in this tongue-twister-like Central-European language, the people will appreciate it a lot and probably tell you how good your Czech is.
| English | Czech | Pronunciation |
| Hi / bye | Ahoj | here |
| How are you? | Jak se máš? | here |
| Hello / Good day | Dobrý den | here |
| Good morning | Dobré ráno | here |
| Good evening | Dobrý večer | here |
| Good night | Dobrou noc | here |
| Good bye | Nashledanou | here |
| Happy birthday | Všechno nejlepší k narozeninám | here |
| Merry Christmas | Veselé Vánoce | here |
| Happy Easter | Veselé Velikonoce | here |
| Thank you | Děkuji | here |
| Please | Prosím | here |
| Help | Pomoc | here |
| Yes | Ano | here |
| No | Ne | here |
How did it go? Will you and the Czech language be friends? For more facts explore General & Trivia.
