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Co to znamená "Teče mu do bot"?
 = He's in dire straits. His situation is bad.- Literally: It's leaking to him to shoes. = Water's leaking into his shoes.
- Similar:
- Má to nahnutý. (He's on a slippery slope.)
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...pro cizince Ondřej Štindl Easy Czech Alena Nekovářová Čeština pro život Ana Adamovičová Nebojte se češtiny James Naughton Colloquial Czech James Naughton Czech: An Essential Grammar ...
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com/topic/czech/ Online cvičení (Online Exercises): Cvičení z hovorové češtiny a odkazy (Exercises on colloquial English and links): http://weblearn.ox.ac.uk/site/human/modlang/czech/czechlang/ Česká gramatika a cvičení (...
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...word is also used in Czech, the pronunciation is "sekurity" nebo "sekjúrity" it is used for a group of people (institution) = security guard à one member may colloquially be called " sekuriťák Security guard ...
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in Czech, we use the 24 hour clock, or possibly, we say in the morning, afternoon, evening or at night....hell freezes over!” Nejdůležitější česká slovesa 1. The Most Important Czech Verbs 1. Ahoj! Kde jsi ?
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...pochybný, zvláštní, nenormální It's colloquial it'd be "To je nějaké divné!" in standard Czech Alternatives: To se mi (nějak) nezdá!
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...Vy”… So, dear students of Czech, a few clarifications for you… How to greet?! Being formal (Vy) This way, we address adult people we don’t ... = the second is more colloquial, but still formal) Na viděnou! Uvidíme se zítra! (See you! See you tomorrow! – you can replace when) Mějte se hezky!
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