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Welcome to the Czech Transportation Vocabulary lesson! In this lesson, you will learn how to talk about and use public transportation in Czech cities. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
- Ask for directions to different public transportation options
- Understand and use common transportation-related vocabulary words
- Read and understand basic transportation schedules and maps
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Let's first start with some basic vocabulary words that you will need to know when using public transportation in Czech cities.
Here are some common words and phrases to get you started:
| Czech | Pronunciation | North Azerbaijani |
|---|---|---|
| tramvaj | /trahm-vai/ | ترامواي |
| autobus | /ow-toh-boos/ | اوتوبوس |
| metro | /met-roh/ | مترو |
| zastávka | /zah-stahv-kah/ | زاستاڤكا |
| jízdenka | /jeez-dehn-kah/ | جيزدنكا |
| lístek | /lees-tek/ | ليستك |
Here are translations of the vocabulary words listed above:
- tramvaj - tram
- autobus - bus
- metro - subway
- zastávka - stop
- jízdenka - ticket
- lístek - pass
Remember to practice the pronunciation of these words and phrases until you feel comfortable with them.
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Now that you know some basic vocabulary words, let's move on to some common phrases that you will need to know in order to use public transportation in Czech cities.
Here are some phrases that you may find useful:
- Kolik stojí lístek? - How much is the ticket?
- Kde je zastávka? - Where is the stop?
- Jak dlouho trvá cesta? - How long does the trip take?
- Mám jet tramvají nebo autobusem? - Should I take the tram or the bus?
- Na jaké zastávce vystoupit? - Which stop should I get off at?
Remember to practice these phrases until you feel comfortable using them in conversation.
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Finally, let's take a look at some basic transportation schedules and maps.
When using public transportation in Czech cities, it is important to know the schedules and maps for the different transportation options. This will help you plan your trips and make sure that you arrive at your destination on time.
Here is an example of a basic transportation map for the city of Prague:
| Czech | Pronunciation | North Azerbaijani |
|---|---|---|
| Hlavní nádraží | /hlav-nee nah-drah-zee/ | هلاۋني ناذرازي |
| Můstek | /moos-tek/ | موستك |
| Muzeum | /moo-zeh-um/ | موزيوم |
| Staroměstská | /star-oh-mes-tska/ | استارومستسكا |
| Malostranská | /mah-loh-stran-ska/ | مالوسترانسكا |
Here are translations of the transportation options listed above:
- Hlavní nádraží - Main Train Station
- Můstek - Bridge
- Muzeum - Museum
- Staroměstská - Old Town
- Malostranská - Lesser Town
Remember to study transportation schedules and maps before using public transportation in Czech cities.
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Congratulations! You have completed the Czech Transportation Vocabulary lesson. By now, you should be comfortable using basic transportation-related vocabulary words and phrases, and reading and understanding basic transportation schedules and maps. Keep practicing these skills, and soon you will be able to navigate public transportation in Czech cities like a pro!