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INTRODUCTION
In this lesson, we’ll learn about the phrases you can use if you want to know more about the tourist attractions you visit in the Czech Republic.
GRAMMAR POINT
When you want to ask “Do you have an English information guide?”, in Czech, this is..
Máte informačního průvodce v angličtině?
Let’s break it down:
Má-te in-for-mač-ní-ho prů-vod-ce v ang-lič-ti-ně?
Once more:
Máte informačního průvodce v angličtině?
The first word, Máte, is a verb that means something like “do you have”.
(slow) Má-te.
Máte.
The word informačního is an adjective meaning “information”.
(slow) In-for-mač-ní-ho.
Informačního.
Next we have průvodce which means “a guide”.
(slow) Prů-vod-ce.
Průvodce.
This is followed by v angličtině which means “in English”.
(slow) V ang-lič-ti-ně.
V angličtině.
All together, we have:
(slow) Má-te in-for-mač-ní-ho prů-vod-ce v ang-lič-ti-ně?
Máte informačního průvodce v angličtině?
It means “Do you have an English information guide?”
To ask for a guide in a different language, we can just replace the word for “in English” with the word for any other language.
For example, you can use the phrase ‘In French’ or ‘ve francouzštině.’
To ask “Do you have a information guide in French?”, you can say in Czech..
Máte informačního průvodce ve francouzštině?
(slow) Má-te in-for-mač-ní-ho prů-vod-ce ve fran-couz-šti-ně?
Máte informačního průvodce ve francouzštině?
In the case that you’re looking for a guide in German, you can use the word v němčině meaning “in German.”
(slow) V něm-či-ně.
V němčině.
“Do you have a information guide in German?” in Czech is...
Máte informačního průvodce v němčině?
(slow) Má-te in-for-mač-ní-ho prů-vod-ce v něm-či-ně?
Máte informačního průvodce v němčině?

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