Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Czech term or phrase:
co prej jako
English translation:
what about
Added to glossary by
Veronika Hansova
Sep 29, 2005 08:30
21 yrs ago
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Czech term
co prej jako
co jsme spolu fotili a z jsem vazne zajimava zenska a posledni veta co prej jako s tim johnem, at mu povim vic...a koncilo to ''jsm na blizku, oufam, ze s brzo uvidime'
I understand what "pry" is, but cannot get the exact meaning of the phrase. Or this is "přat" (to wish)?
I understand what "pry" is, but cannot get the exact meaning of the phrase. Or this is "přat" (to wish)?
Proposed translations
(English)
| 4 +1 | and what about (the) John |
Veronika Hansova
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| 5 | "co prý jako" |
Vladimir Suda (X)
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| 4 -1 | what are you up to with John |
peter zalupsky
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Proposed translations
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and what about (the) John
In my view, it means "what kind of affair she has with some John" or "what is she about to do with (some person called) John", depending on the context and on the fact who actually John is.:-)
In this case (without knowing the context) I suggest neutral form: "and what about (the) John".
In this case (without knowing the context) I suggest neutral form: "and what about (the) John".
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Díky mockrát."
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14 mins
what are you up to with John
the meaning of the Czech phrase is "what comes next" "what going to happen"?
Note from asker:
| And "at' mu povim vic" tu bude I'll never tell him stuff like that any more, right? |
Peer comment(s):
| disagree |
Vladimir Suda (X)
: no the meaning is much more general than what this translation would suggest
42 mins
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59 mins
"co prý jako"
"prej" is the spoken version of "prý", so if you undertand "prý".....
Note from asker:
| I do understand "prej". Cetl jsem dobreho vojaka Svejka :-) Nemuzu chytit smysl cele vety. |
| DobrYYho vojaaka :-) |


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