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em to want something   »   cs chtít něco

71 [seventy-one]

to want something

to want something

71 [sedmdesát jedna]

chtít něco

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What do you want to do? C- c---t-? C- c------ C- c-c-t-? ---------- Co chcete? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? C--e-e--- -ahrá- fo---l? C----- s- z----- f------ C-c-t- s- z-h-á- f-t-a-? ------------------------ Chcete si zahrát fotbal? 0
Do you want to visit friends? C--e-e---vš-í-it ---t---? C----- n-------- p------- C-c-t- n-v-t-v-t p-á-e-e- ------------------------- Chcete navštívit přátele? 0
to want c--ít c---- c-t-t ----- chtít 0
I don’t want to arrive late. N-chci -ři--t------. N----- p----- p----- N-c-c- p-i-í- p-z-ě- -------------------- Nechci přijít pozdě. 0
I don’t want to go there. Nec-c--t-m-jí-. N----- t-- j--- N-c-c- t-m j-t- --------------- Nechci tam jít. 0
I want to go home. C--- --t -o--. C--- j-- d---- C-c- j-t d-m-. -------------- Chci jít domů. 0
I want to stay at home. Ch-i-zůs-at do--. C--- z----- d---- C-c- z-s-a- d-m-. ----------------- Chci zůstat doma. 0
I want to be alone. C-c--b-----m-/ --m-. C--- b-- s-- / s---- C-c- b-t s-m / s-m-. -------------------- Chci být sám / sama. 0
Do you want to stay here? C-c-- ta-y--ůs--t? C---- t--- z------ C-c-š t-d- z-s-a-? ------------------ Chceš tady zůstat? 0
Do you want to eat here? Chc-- s---ady-najíst? C---- s- t--- n------ C-c-š s- t-d- n-j-s-? --------------------- Chceš se tady najíst? 0
Do you want to sleep here? C-c----ad- s--t-/-př-spa-? C---- t--- s--- / p------- C-c-š t-d- s-á- / p-e-p-t- -------------------------- Chceš tady spát / přespat? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? C-cete z-tra -dc--t--at? C----- z---- o---------- C-c-t- z-t-a o-c-s-o-a-? ------------------------ Chcete zítra odcestovat? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Ch-et- ---tat--- -í-ř-a? C----- z----- d- z------ C-c-t- z-s-a- d- z-t-k-? ------------------------ Chcete zůstat do zítřka? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Chc----za----it---n ú-et--- -í---? C----- z------- t-- ú--- a- z----- C-c-t- z-p-a-i- t-n ú-e- a- z-t-a- ---------------------------------- Chcete zaplatit ten účet až zítra? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? C-c--e--í- -a d-sk---ku? C----- j-- n- d--------- C-c-t- j-t n- d-s-o-é-u- ------------------------ Chcete jít na diskotéku? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? C--ete -ít d- ki-a? C----- j-- d- k---- C-c-t- j-t d- k-n-? ------------------- Chcete jít do kina? 0
Do you want to go to a café? Ch---- j-t -o--a-árny? C----- j-- d- k------- C-c-t- j-t d- k-v-r-y- ---------------------- Chcete jít do kavárny? 0

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