Dnes je horko, že?
dnes ye HOR-ko, zhe?
It's hot today, isn't it?
Usage
Classic Czech weather conversation opener
Grammar Note
Czech "je horko" is an impersonal expression for "it's hot". "Že?" is a tag question
Vypadá to na déšť
VI-pa-dah to na deshty
It looks like it will rain
Usage
Used when rain seems likely
Grammar Note
"Vypadá to na déšť" literally means "it looks like rain" — common Czech idiom
Blíží se sněhová bouře
BLEE-zhee se SNYE-ho-vah BOU-rzhe
A snowstorm is approaching
Usage
Common winter warning in the Czech Republic
Grammar Note
"Sněhová bouře" = "sněhová" (snowy) + "bouře" (storm). "Blížit se" = reflexive "to approach"
Dnes je příjemně chladno, že?
dnes ye PRZHEE-yem-nye KHLAD-no, zhe?
It's cool today, isn't it?
Usage
Used on cool days
Grammar Note
"Chladno" is an impersonal Czech weather predicate. "Příjemně" adds "pleasantly" nuance
Můžete mi říct předpověď počasí?
MOO-zhe-te mi rzheetst PRZHED-po-vyety PO-cha-see?
Please tell me the weather forecast
Usage
Politely ask about the weather forecast
Grammar Note
"Předpověď" (forecast) is a noun derived from the verb "předpovědět" (to foretell, to forecast)
Potřebuji opalovací krém?
PO-trzhe-bu-yi O-pa-lo-va-tsee krem?
Do I need sunscreen?
Usage
Ask before going out under the strong sun
Grammar Note
"Opalovací" derives from "opalovat se" (to tan/sunbathe) — "tanning cream"
Mám si vzít deštník?
mahm si vzeet DESHT-nyeek?
Should I bring an umbrella?
Usage
Check whether to carry an umbrella
Grammar Note
"Deštník" = "déšť" (rain) + "-ník" (tool/device suffix) — "rain device"
Kdy začíná suché období?
kdi ZA-chee-nah SU-khe OB-do-bee?
When is the dry season?
Usage
Ask about the dry season when planning travel
Grammar Note
"Suché" is the neuter form of "suchý" (dry). Czech adjectives agree in gender, number, case
Kdy začíná období dešťů?
kdi ZA-chee-nah OB-do-bee DESH-tyoo?
When is the rainy season?
Usage
Ask about the rainy season when planning travel
Grammar Note
"Dešťů" is the genitive plural of "déšť" (rain). Czech has 7 grammatical cases
Dnes je slunce velmi silné
dnes ye SLUN-tse VEL-mi SIL-ne
The sun is really strong
Usage
Describe the strong sunlight
Grammar Note
"Slunce" (sun) is neuter in Czech. "Silné" agrees as neuter adjective meaning "strong"
Déšť
Rain
Usage
Match this against a forecast; "it's raining" is "Prší"
Sníh
Snow
Usage
Match this against a forecast; "it's snowing" is "Sněží"
Vítr
Wind
Usage
Match this against a forecast; "it's windy" is "Fouká silný vítr"
Slunečno
Sunny
Usage
The forecast word for sunny; a completely clear sky is "jasno"
Zataženo
Cloudy (overcast)
Usage
The forecast word for full overcast; "oblačno" is cloudy and "polojasno" partly cloudy
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