Czech · A1 · Unit 12
A day out
Půjdeme ven?
By the end you can
- Invite someone to do something
- Agree on a time and place
- Understand a short invitation
Words and phrases
| Czech | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| chceš | do you want to (informal; polite: chcete) | Chceš jít v sobotu na kávu? |
| půjdeme | shall we go, we'll go | Půjdeme do kina? |
| jít do kina | go to the cinema | Můžeme jít do kina dnes večer. |
| restaurace | a restaurant (f.) | Večeříme v restauraci. |
| spolu | together | Můžeme jíst spolu. |
| to zní dobře | that sounds good | V šest? To zní dobře! |
| kdy se sejdeme? | when shall we meet? | Dobře! Kdy se sejdeme? |
| kde se sejdeme? | where shall we meet? | A kde se sejdeme? |
| sejdeme se | let's meet, we'll meet (pf. sejít se; impf. scházet se) | Sejdeme se v šest. |
| u | at, by (+ genitive: u nádraží) | Čekám u kavárny. |
| na kávu | for a coffee | Půjdeš se mnou na kávu? |
Write about yourself
Fill in the gaps with something true about you.
- Chceš v sobotu ?
- Sejdeme se v .
- Uvidíme se u !
Then talk it through
Inviting a friend for a coffee on Saturday and agreeing on when and where. In the app you have this conversation out loud or typed, with the unit's goals to tick off and corrections at the end.