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For your stay at the holiday destination, it's advisable to have a pocket translation dictionary. Even if you're proficient in the local language, you may occasionally find yourself in situations where you need to translate a word in a document, in a store, or perhaps at the hotel reception. You're unlikely to buy such a Czech-foreign translation dictionary on-site, so it's best to get it in the Czech Republic. Before traveling, we recommend creating a list of basic vocabulary on an A5 page - greetings, thank you, days, months, hours, numbers, names of shops, colors, etc., and learning them. You can use tools like Translator for this purpose. Occasionally, read through this little cheat sheet while on vacation.
Náš tip: cestovatel nepotřebuje rozsáhlý slovník. Stačí jen nějaký malý, obsahující základní slovníčka a fráze, setříděné podle situací. Dobrou zkušenost máme se Slovníky na cesty.
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