"Na zdravi" in Czech translates to "to health" in English and is commonly used as a toast when drinking, similar to "cheers." It expresses a wish for good health among those gathered. The phrase reflects the Czech cultural emphasis on camaraderie and celebration during social occasions.
cheers = "na zdraví" and it actually means "on our health"
Goodbye in Czech is often translated as "Na shledanou".
"pamatuj si na mě" or "pamatuj si mě", both are correct and mean the same
The more formal way is Na shledanou.
Angličtina. an gli čti na pronounciation is difficult for english people (an-gli-czszti-na)
Zivot na hrbitove - 1997 is rated/received certificates of: Czech Republic:U
Na Shledanou. (Pronounciated as together)
Mluvíte český = Do you speak Czech
To wish by saying...<da ste jhivi i zdravi> to be healthy and alive
Translated from the Czech, it means "do you speak Czech?".
It doesn't mean anything.
It means "hi", It is informal greetings among friends here in Czech.