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What language to communicate with the Czechs?
Hello!
We are going to the Czech Republic for the first time.
When we travel, we like to skip "scheduled" excursions.
Accordingly, when you really don’t want to go to the “recommended” tavern, we plan to fill up on your own in some inconspicuous to us, but known to the local super-pub :-)
Hence the question:
Do they understand Ukrainian (Russian, English) in Prague cafes, as well as shops, shops, etc.? Or with the help of gestures and lowing :-) ?
Thanks!
We are going to the Czech Republic for the first time.
When we travel, we like to skip "scheduled" excursions.
Accordingly, when you really don’t want to go to the “recommended” tavern, we plan to fill up on your own in some inconspicuous to us, but known to the local super-pub :-)
Hence the question:
Do they understand Ukrainian (Russian, English) in Prague cafes, as well as shops, shops, etc.? Or with the help of gestures and lowing :-) ?
Thanks!
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Young Czechs understand English, older ones - Russian. Ukrainians understand Czech :) Everything is very simple there in terms of communication, don't get lost! :)
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answered 13 years ago
as they say "language will bring to Kiev!" communication in primitive English will save you =))))))
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answered 13 years ago
Well, you are not going to talk to them))))) And you can order food in a restaurant with gestures)))))
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answered 13 years ago
in a restaurant, when you sit down for something, say hello to the waiter in Russian and they will bring you a menu in Russian.
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answered 13 years ago
They wrote you correctly - minimal English, Russian - everything will work out. Czech words in 2/3 can be understood by yourself. Where, where, but in the Czech Republic there are no problems with understanding :-)
+ there are a lot of Russian-speaking sellers and waiters, we started to order in English more than once and in response we heard: "let's be better in our way" :-)
+ there are a lot of Russian-speaking sellers and waiters, we started to order in English more than once and in response we heard: "let's be better in our way" :-)
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answered 13 years ago
"in a restaurant, when you sit down for something, say hello to the waiter in Russian and they will bring you a menu in Russian."
Quite right. And also with prices "for Russians" and the cost of a couvert, even if it is not on the menu in other languages: ((((
Quite right. And also with prices "for Russians" and the cost of a couvert, even if it is not on the menu in other languages: ((((
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