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You ask about the class ski course: what to say in Czech

You ask about the class ski course.

Výlet / peníze10 linesLevel A2For life in Czechia The rest of the dialogue is in the app
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How it's done. In the Czech Republic children often go with the class on a lyžařský výcvik (ski course) for several days; parental consent, a medical certificate and equipment are needed; ask what can be rented.Prepared by the Movko team, November 2026. This is language help, not legal or medical advice: check the rules with the office itself.

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YOU START
Dobrý den, slyšel{|a} jsem o lyžařském výcviku. Může dítě jet?
DOH-brih dayn, SLIH-shel ysem oh LIH-zhuhrshs-kem VITS-vee-koo. MOO-zheh DEE-tyeh yeht?
Good day, I heard about the ski course. Can my child go?
Or say:Dobrý den, chtěl{|a} bych se informovat o lyžařském kurzu třídy.
DOH-brih dayn, khtyehl bikh seh EEN-for-moh-vuht oh LIH-zhuhrshs-kem KOOR-zoo TRSHEE-dih.
THEY SAY
Ano, třída jede na pět dní na hory. Potřebujeme souhlas rodičů a potvrzení od lékaře.
AH-noh, TRSHEE-duh YEH-deh nuh pyeht dnee nuh GOH-rih. POTR-sheh-boo-eh-meh SOH-oog-luhs ROH-dee-choo uh POTVR-zeh-nee od LEH-kuhr-zheh.
Yes, the class is going to the mountains for five days. We need the parents' consent and a doctor's certificate.
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2
YOU REPLY
Kolik to stojí?
KOH-leek toh STOY-ee?
How much does it cost?
THEY SAY
Asi pět tisíc korun včetně dopravy a ubytování. Lze platit ve splátkách.
AH-see pyeht TEE-seets KOH-roon FCHET-nyeh DOH-pruh-vih uh OO-bih-toh-vuh-nee. Lzeh PLAH-teet veh SPLAHT-kuhkh.
About five thousand crowns including transport and accommodation. You can pay in instalments.
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3
YOU REPLY
Co dítě potřebuje s sebou?
Tsoh DEE-tyeh POTR-sheh-boo-eh s SEH-boh-oo?
What does the child need to take?
THEY SAY
Teplé oblečení, helmu a rukavice. Lyže a boty si může půjčit na místě.
TEH-pleh OH-bleh-cheh-nee, GEL-moo uh ROO-kuh-vee-tseh. LIH-zheh uh BOH-tih see MOO-zheh POOY-cheet nuh MEES-tyeh.
Warm clothes, a helmet and gloves. Skis and boots can be rented on the spot.
They might also say:
Vezměte teplé oblečení, helmu a rukavice. Vybavení lze půjčit na místě.
VEZM-nyeh-teh TEH-pleh OH-bleh-cheh-nee, GEL-moo uh ROO-kuh-vee-tseh. VIH-buh-veh-nee lzeh POOY-cheet nuh MEES-tyeh.
Take warm clothes, a helmet and gloves. Equipment can be rented on the spot.
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4
YOU REPLY
Dítě nikdy nelyžovalo. Je to problém?
DEE-tyeh NEEG-dih NEH-lih-zhoh-vuh-loh. Yeh toh PROH-blem?
The child has never skied. Is that a problem?
THEY SAY
Ne, učí se od začátku podle úrovně.
Neh, OO-chee seh od ZAH-chuht-koo POH-dleh OO-rov-nyeh.
No, they learn from the beginning according to their level.
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5
YOU FINISH
Děkuji za informace.
DYEH-kooy-ee zah EEN-for-muh-tseh.
Thank you for the information.
THEY SAY
Prosím.
PROH-seem.
You're welcome.
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Words worth knowing

Dobrý
DOH-brih
adjective
good
den
dayn
noun
day
jsem
ysem
verb
I am
lyžařském
LIH-zhuhrshs-kem
adjective
ski (locative)
výcviku
VITS-vee-koo
noun
training (locative)
Může
MOO-zheh
verb
can

57 more words, with explanations, base forms and tap-a-word help, are in the app.

If you did not understand

Můžete to zopakovat, prosím?
MOO-zheh-teh toh ZOH-puh-koh-vuht, PROH-seem?
Can you repeat that, please?
Můžete mluvit pomaleji, prosím?
MOO-zheh-teh MLOO-veet POH-muh-lay-ee, PROH-seem?
Can you speak more slowly, please?
Ještě neumím dobře česky.
YEHSH-tyeh NEH-oo-meem DOBR-zheh CHES-kih.
I don't speak Czech well yet.
Co to znamená?
Tsoh toh ZNAH-meh-nuh?
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