Czech Months & Days
Mastering the concept of time is extremely important to be able to use a language in everyday life. Below you can find some of the most important Czech words that will help you to communicate time effectively. For even more time related vocabulary, take a look at our learning resources for Czech at the end of the page.
| English | Czech |
|---|---|
| Monday | (N) pondělí |
| Tuesday | (N) úterý |
| Wednesday | (F) středa |
| Thursday | (M) čtvrtek |
| Friday | (M) pátek |
| Saturday | (F) sobota |
| Sunday | (F) neděle |
| January | (M) leden |
| February | (M) únor |
| March | (M) březen |
| April | (M) duben |
| May | (M) květen |
| June | (M) červen |
| July | (M) červenec |
| August | (M) srpen |
| September | (N) září |
| October | (M) říjen |
| November | (M) listopad |
| December | (M) prosinec |
| spring | (N) jaro |
| summer | (N) léto |
| autumn | (M) podzim |
| winter | (F) zima |
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