Well, as regards the trailers in the song, their atrributives are important, boxy iron, since they metaphorically refer to tanks in the 1968...
Hi Katka: First of all, the last word listed, salami, is not really Czech, which I shouldn't have to point out about with respect to your (or...
Vitosh would spell Vitoš in Czech. It is a rare surname in the Czech Republic (http://www.kdejsme.cz/prijmeni/Vito%C5%A1/) and the name of a...
Hi Lennie, I've read both of your posts but can't think what the utterance could be. I wonder if you could provide any other clues. Jirka
Hi Michael, The Scottish referendum only takes place in September. Until then, you're countrymen. Seriously: Martin believes the process he...
Hi Michael, I don't know anything useful about the red tape you're dealing with but I teach at a language school where some of the co-teachers...
Hi Lisa, It seems there are only two Subway restaurants in the Czech Republic, both in Prague:...
I agree with Alexx. Web search suggests this family name is more usual in the Czech Republic than Poland or Slovakia though.
Hi, The forms queried about, 'nekoukat', 'počkat'..., are simply not imperatives. They indeed are infinitives only, despite the usage...
It's an interesting point. Perhaps it isn't very important which country made a movie, especially in this globalizing world. You however hear and...
Hi Supermon: I assume you want or need to register your business to run your e-store in the Czech Republic's jurisdiction. Perhaps it isn't...
Hi I don't agree Amadeus is a Czech film although its director is Czech American. One of my favourite Czech films that I would recommend is...
Hi Simone: I'm not sure if I understand your concerns, but you seem to be uncertain about the correct form of your Czech business license....
Hi Kyle: There are more Czech TV websites. You can check out a list of such at http://web.volny.cz/live/tv/. Careful, some of them are Slovak...
Hi Carlos: The pronunciation of your grandpa's can be transcripted as /mokreysh/, stressed on the first syllable. The word sounds like the...
Hi "robincard": Assuming you're not vegans, I trust most, if not all, restaurants in Prague, as elsewhere in the Czech Republic, serve at least...
Hi Teresa: I don't think there is such a thing as general public opinion and I would never dare speak for other people in such a respect, but I...
Hi JUSTIN: Quite literally: "(so) some other time next since I overslept so long". Jirka
Hi Misty: This is rather obsolote, or archaic, usage of the word. In this context it means 'which causes suffering'. You more often see...
Hi: My immediate idea is "paráda"... Jirka
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