Czech Tidbit II

Wow! I have been here a month. It's hard to believe that I've been here that long. Time flies when you are having fun with classes and seeing new things! Well today's Czech Tidbit is going to be Czech phrases that I commonly use (a couple I hope I won't have to, but know just in case). I know I have mentioned some Czech words and I usually tried to put what they are in English in parentheses, but here are some new ones, that I might have not mentioned yet.

Essential Czech Phrases

English	Czech	Pronunciation
Hello, Good day (formal)	Dobry den	DOE-bree-den
Good evening	Dobry vecer	DOE-bree-vecher
Good night	Dobrou noc	DOE-brow-nots
Goodbye (formal)	Na shledanou	NA SKLE-dawn-o
Hi, Hello, farewell (informal)	Ahoj	AH-oy
Yes	Ano (or "no")	AW-no
No	Ne	neh
Excuse me	Prominte	Pro-MIN-tay
Please	Prosim	PRO-seem
Thank you	Dekuji	D'-e-kwee-ee
Do you speak English?	Mluvite anglicky?	MLOO-vee-tay awn-GLITS-kee?
I don’t speak Czech.	Neumim cesky	NEU-meem CHES-kee
I do not understand.	Nerozumim	NERO-zu-meem
Where is ...?	Kde je...?	GDAY ye ... ?
Underground/Subway	Metro	MET-ro
Entrance	Vstup	VST-oop
Exit	Vychod	VEEK-hod
Bathroom/Washroom, Toilet	Toalety/Zachody	TOWA-aletty/ZAHK-ho-dee
I am from America.	Jsem z Ameriky.	YSEM z AH-mer-ikyh.
One	Jeden, Jedna Jedno	YED-en, YED-na, YED-no
One beer.	Jedno pivo.	YED-no pi-vo.
How much does it cost?	Kolik to stoji?	Koe-LEEK toe STOY yee?
Police	Policie	POHL-eets-ey
Help	Pomoc	POM-mots

Guidebook Words
Metro = Underground/Subway
Vstup=Entrance
Výstup = Exit
Stare Mesto = Old Town
Hradcany = Prague Castle
Karluv most = Charles Bridge
Hlavni nadrazi (hl.n.) = Main Station
Vaclavske namesti = Wenceslas Square
Staromestske namesti = Old Town Square
Mala Strana = Lesser Town