Translation of Czech word "přání" to English
přání
/ˈpr̝aːɲiː/
How to use
The adjective 'přání' is often used to describe a sentimental longing for a person or a place, and it can be used in phrases such as 'přání domu' to express a strong desire to return home.
🇬🇧 English
wish
Example
Při padání hvězdy si můžeš něco tajně přát. Je to tvé přání.
When a star falls, you can secretly wish for something. It is your wish.
Její největší přání bylo cestovat kolem světa.
Her biggest wish was to travel around the world.
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- Při padání hvězdy si můžeš něco tajně přát. Je to tvé přání.— When a star falls, you can secretly wish for something. It is your wish.
- Její největší přání bylo cestovat kolem světa.— Her biggest wish was to travel around the world.
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What does the Czech word "přání" mean?▼
The Czech word "přání" means "wish" in English.
How do you pronounce the Czech word "přání"?▼
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Při padání hvězdy si můžeš něco tajně přát. Je to tvé přání." (which translates as "When a star falls, you can secretly wish for something. It is your wish.").
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