Translation of Slovak word "nech sa páči" to English
nech sa páči
/ɲɛx sa paːt͡ʃi/
Meaning
interjectionAn interjection meaning 'here you go', 'pardon', or 'please'.
How to use
Fixed polite conversational formula / particle. Used in various everyday contexts: handing something to someone ('here you go / here you are'), inviting someone to enter or sit down ('please, after you / go ahead'), or answering politely to a request.
🇬🇧 English
here you go
Example sentence
Nech sa páči, tu máte vašu kávu.
Here you go, here's your coffee.
Nech sa páči, poďte ďalej do domu.
Come on in the house please.
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Common phrases
- nech sa páči, posaďte sa— please, take a seat
- nech sa páči, váš účet— here is your bill, please
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Slovak word "nech sa páči" mean?▼
The Slovak word "nech sa páči" means "here you go" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Nech sa páči, tu máte vašu kávu." (which translates as "Here you go, here's your coffee.").
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