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🌞 Czech Word of the Day: Plat

Definition: Plat in Czech translates to “to pay” in English. It’s a very common verb that you’ll encounter in restaurants, cafes, and shops.

Example Sentence:
“Musím platit kartou, nemám hotovost.”
“I have to pay with a card, I don’t have cash.”

Learn and practice this word, and don’t forget, always ensure you…

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**Czech Word of the Day: Pohovor**

Definition: Pohovor is the Czech word for “interview”. It is usually used in the context of a job or media interview.

Example: Když jsem se ucházel o práci, měl jsem velmi náročný pohovor.
(When I applied for a job, I had a very challenging interview.)

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Title: Czech Word of the Day – “Pozice”

💡 Pozice

Definition: Translated directly as ‘position’ in English, “Pozice” refers to a place or location, to describe the standpoint, role, or status in a particular situation or organization in Czech. It can be used both literally and figuratively.

Example sentence:
“Má pozice v tomto projektu…

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Title: Czech Word of the Day: Harmonogram

Hello fellow language enthusiasts,

Today’s Czech Word of the Day is ‘Harmonogram’.

Definition: Harmonogram, which in English is translated as ‘schedule’ or ‘timetable’, refers to a plan for a series of activities or tasks that specifies when each should be done.

Example sentence in Czech:…

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🇨🇿 Czech Word of the Day: Schůzka

Definition: Schůzka translates to ‘meeting’ or ‘appointment’ in English. It’s used to denote a pre-arranged gathering or encounter, typically for a particular purpose such as business, discussion or consultation.

Example sentence: “Mám dneska večer schůzku s přáteli.”
Translation: “I have a meeting with…

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