Sports & Activities

10 phrases · Czech with romanization, English and audio

  1. Kde mohu sledovat zápas?

    Where can I watch the match?

    Usage

    Used to find a place to watch a sports match

    Grammar Note

    "mohu" is the first-person singular present of "moci" (to be able to)

  2. Rád/ráda bych hrál/hrála tenis / badminton.

    I'd like to play tennis / badminton.

    Usage

    Used to express desire to play a sport

    Grammar Note

    "Rád/ráda bych" uses the conditional to express polite desire (masc/fem)

  3. Je tady někde posilovna?

    Is there a gym nearby?

    Usage

    Used to ask about nearby gym facilities

    Grammar Note

    "Je tady" means "is here/there" — used to ask about the existence of something nearby

  4. V kolik hodin začíná zápas?

    What time does the match start?

    Usage

    Used to ask what time a game starts

    Grammar Note

    "V kolik hodin" literally means "at how many hours" — asking for the time

  5. Mohu se připojit ke hře?

    Can I join the game?

    Usage

    Used to ask permission to join a game

    Grammar Note

    "ke hře" is the dative form of "hra" (game) with preposition "ke"

  6. Kde si mohu půjčit sportovní vybavení?

    Where can I rent sports equipment?

    Usage

    Used to find where to rent sports gear

    Grammar Note

    "půjčit si" is the reflexive form meaning "to borrow for oneself"

  7. Kolik stojí hra?

    How much does it cost to play?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the cost of playing

    Grammar Note

    "Kolik stojí" is the standard Czech phrase for asking "how much does it cost"

  8. Je tady někde bazén?

    Is there a swimming pool nearby?

    Usage

    Used to ask about a nearby swimming pool

    Grammar Note

    "bazén" is a loanword from French "bassin" meaning pool

  9. Máte kurzy pro začátečníky?

    Do you have a beginner class?

    Usage

    Used to ask about beginner-level classes

    Grammar Note

    "Máte" is the second-person plural of "mít" (to have)

  10. Rád/ráda bych koupil/koupila vstupenky na zápas.

    I'd like to buy tickets for the game.

    Usage

    Used to express desire to buy game tickets

    Grammar Note

    "vstupenky" are admission tickets; "na zápas" means "for the match"

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