Top 100 Czech Phrases

The phrases every Czech learner needs.

100 phrases, added straight to your drill.

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What's inside

100 phrases, each with a note on when to use it and three example sentences. Here are 6 of them.

Dobrý den

Hello / Good day

Standard polite greeting for strangers and formal situations

Ahoj

Hi / Hey

Casual greeting among friends and peers; never use with strangers

Nashledanou

Goodbye

Polite formal farewell; use with strangers or in shops

Čau / Čus

Bye / Ciao

Very casual farewell among friends; also used as a greeting

Jak se máš?

How are you?

Informal; use with people you know; expects a real or brief reply

Jak se máte?

How are you? (formal)

Formal version of Jak se máš; use with strangers or elders

How packs work

1. Pick your situation

Each pack is the Czech for one real moment: the flat viewing, the doctor's appointment, the foreign police. Or the words you'll meet most often.

2. It goes straight into your drill

Everything is added to your own list and mixed into your daily drill with spaced repetition. It's not a PDF you read once.

3. Be ready by your date

Drill for a few minutes a day and walk in already knowing what you'll hear and what to say.

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