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have you got a boyfriend ?

Czech translation: Mᚠpřítele? (or) Máte přítele? (or) Chodíš s někým?

04:50 Sep 29, 2000
English to Czech translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: have you got a boyfriend ?
have you got a boyfriend
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Czech translation:Mᚠpřítele? (or) Máte přítele? (or) Chodíš s někým?
Explanation:
"Mᚠpřítele?" or "Máte přítele?" is the exact translation, rather formal; the second option is more polite, to be used when asking a woman you call Mrs./Miss. without using her first name.

"Chodíš s někým?" is more colloquial, the same meaning as "walk together with a boy/man", "date with ..." etc.
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na +1Mᚠpřítele? (or) Máte přítele? (or) Chodíš s někým?
Petr Motejzik
naMas kluka?
H.G.


  

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Mᚠpřítele? (or) Máte přítele? (or) Chodíš s někým?


Explanation:
"Mᚠpřítele?" or "Máte přítele?" is the exact translation, rather formal; the second option is more polite, to be used when asking a woman you call Mrs./Miss. without using her first name.

"Chodíš s někým?" is more colloquial, the same meaning as "walk together with a boy/man", "date with ..." etc.

Petr Motejzik
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Mas kluka?


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