Kde je nejbližší pošta?
Where is the nearest post office?
Usage
Basic phrase to ask for the location of the nearest post office
Grammar Note
"Nejbližší" is the superlative of "blízký" (near); Czech superlatives are formed with the prefix "nej-"
Chci poslat tento dopis / balík do [země].
I would like to send this letter / parcel to [country].
Usage
Expression used when sending mail at the post office
Grammar Note
"Chci + infinitive" expresses desire (I want to); "chci poslat" = I want to send
Kolik stojí poslat to letecky?
How much does it cost to send it by airmail?
Usage
Used to ask about the cost of airmail
Grammar Note
"Kolik stojí?" is the standard Czech phrase for asking about prices; "letecky" is the adverb "by air"
Za jak dlouho to dorazí?
How long will it take to arrive?
Usage
Used to ask about delivery time
Grammar Note
"Za jak dlouho?" asks about the time until something happens
Chci to poslat expresně / doporučeně.
I would like to send it by express / registered mail.
Usage
Used to request express or registered mail
Grammar Note
"Expresně" and "doporučeně" are adverbs specifying the delivery method
Prodáváte tady poštovní známky?
Do you sell stamps here?
Usage
Used to ask if stamps are sold here
Grammar Note
"Prodáváte" is the second-person plural of "prodávat" (to sell), used as a polite form
Mohu sledovat tento balík?
Can I track this parcel?
Usage
Used to inquire about package tracking
Grammar Note
"Mohu" is the first-person singular of "moci" (can/to be able to)
Musím vyplnit celní formulář.
I need to fill out a customs form.
Usage
Used when a customs declaration form is required
Grammar Note
"Musím + infinitive" expresses obligation; "vyplnit" is the perfective infinitive of "to fill in"
Je tu pro mě nějaký balík k vyzvednutí?
Is there a package here for me to pick up?
Usage
Used when coming to collect a package
Grammar Note
"K vyzvednutí" is a dative prepositional phrase meaning "to be picked up"
Můj balík ještě nedorazil — můžete se podívat?
My parcel hasn't arrived yet — could you check?
Usage
Used to report a missing or delayed package
Grammar Note
"Ještě ne-" means "not yet"; "můžete" is the polite second-person plural of "moci" (can)
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