Translations carrying the hand symbol have been created by human translators.
How to say in Czech:
You would rather walk than wait for a bus.
English
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would rather walk than wait for a bus.
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Czech
Raději bys šel pěšky, než čekal na autobus.
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Raději byste šel pěšky, než čekal na autobus.
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Raději bys šla pěšky, než čekala na autobus.
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Raději byste šla pěšky, než čekala na autobus.
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Raději byste šli pěšky, než čekali na autobus.
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Raději byste šly pěšky, než čekaly na autobus.
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said to a man you address informally
said to a man you address respectfully
said to a woman you address informally
said to a woman you address respectfully
said to a group containing at least one man
said to a group of women
He had to walk because he missed the bus.
Are you on the bus yet?
You can take the bus.
Hurry up or you will miss the bus.
You missed your bus this morning.
You need to go to the bus station.
I am a bus driver.
Get off the bus!
I am on the bus.
Take bus number 1.