Viděl/a jsem tvůj profil na seznamovací aplikaci.
VI-dyel/-a ysem tvooy PRO-fil na SEZ-na-mo-va-tsee A-pli-ka-tsi.
I saw your profile on a dating app.
Usage
Natural opener when first messaging someone on a dating app
Grammar Note
"Viděl/a" changes by gender: masculine "Viděl", feminine "Viděla"
Chtěl/a bys se propojit?
khtyel/-a bis se PRO-po-yit?
Would you like to match / connect?
Usage
Asking if someone wants to connect
Grammar Note
"bys" is the 2nd person singular conditional auxiliary
Co na téhle aplikaci hledáš?
tso na TE-hle A-pli-ka-tsi HLE-dahsh?
What are you looking for on this app?
Usage
Asking what the other person is looking for
Grammar Note
"hledáš" is the 2nd person singular present of "hledat" (to look for) in informal address
Jsem tu nový/nová — jak to funguje?
ysem tu NO-vee/NO-vah — yak to FUN-gu-ye?
I'm new here — how does it work?
Usage
Asking how the app works as a newcomer
Grammar Note
"nový" (masc.) / "nová" (fem.) — adjectives agree with speaker's gender
Mohli bychom si zavolat přes video, než se setkáme?
MO-hli BI-khom si ZA-vo-lat przhes VI-de-o, nezh se SET-kah-me?
Can we video chat before meeting?
Usage
Suggesting a video call before meeting for safety
Grammar Note
"Mohli bychom" is the 1st person plural conditional
Kde bys chtěl/a se potkat na naše první rande?
kde bis khtyel/-a se POT-kat na NA-she PRV-nyee RAN-de?
Where would you like to meet for our first date?
Usage
Asking where to meet for the first date
Grammar Note
"rande" is a Czech loanword meaning "date" (romantic meeting)
Bavil/a jsem se při chatování — chceš se sejít?
BA-vil/-a ysem se przhi CHA-to-vah-nyee — khtsesh se SE-yeet?
I enjoyed chatting — want to meet up?
Usage
Suggesting to meet up after enjoyable chatting
Grammar Note
"Bavit se" is a reflexive verb meaning "to enjoy oneself"
Máš skvělý profil / pěkné fotky!
mahsh SKVYE-lee PRO-fil / PYEK-ne FOT-ki!
You have a great profile / nice photos!
Usage
Complimenting someone's profile or photos
Grammar Note
"fotky" is the colloquial plural of "fotografie" (photo)
Jsem tu na týden — chtěl/a bys se sejít?
ysem tu na TEE-den — khtyel/-a bis se SE-yeet?
I'm visiting for a week — would you like to meet?
Usage
Suggesting to meet during a short visit
Grammar Note
"na týden" is a temporal phrase meaning "for a week"
Myslím, že si dobře sedíme!
MIS-leem, zhe si DOB-rzhe SE-dyee-me!
I think we're a good match!
Usage
Expressing that you feel you are well-matched
Grammar Note
"sednout si" idiomatically means "to get along well / to be a good match"
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