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How to say I ate in Czech: už jsem jedl

Learning Czech for travel or study? Let’s try this term:

To say I ate in Czech: už jsem jedl
Say it out loud: “ooshz sem yeh del“

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Some more helpful words in our Czech More Dining Basics category:

...some (of) – …trochu  (...trow khu)
...this/that – …tento/že  (…tento/zyay)
all done – dokončil  (doe kon cheel)
another – ještě  (yehsh the)
Bon appétit! – Dobrou chuť!  (dow bro khoot)
can I have…? – můžu mít ...?  (moo zoo meet...?)
can I see…? – mohu se podívat na ...?  (moe hoo say poe DEE vaht na…?)
can we have...? – můžeme mít ...?  (moo zeh may meet...?)
can we see ...? – můžeme se podívat na ...?  (moo zeh may say poe DEE vaht na…?)
Cheers! – na zdraví!  (nahz drah vee!)
Eat! Eat! – žrát! žrát!  (zhuh-raht! Zhuh-raht!)
I am hungry – Mám hlad  (mahm hlahd)
I am thirsty – mám žízeň  (mahm zyee zehn)
I ate – už jsem jedl  (ooshz sem yeh del)
I would like… – ja chci…  (yah hsceh…)
we ate – jsme jedli  (smay yeh dlee)
we ate well! – jsme jedli dobře!  (smay yeh dlee doeb zyeh)
we would like… – chceme…  (hsceh meh…)

And here’s how to say I ate in other languages!

Arabic–Aakalt  (Aa kalt)
Chinese–Wǒ Chī Guòle  (Wo Chr Gwo Luh)
Croatian–i jeli  (ee yay lee)
Czech–už jsem jedl  (ooshz sem yeh del)
Finnish–minä söin  (me na soin)
French–j'ai mangé  (jhay mahn jhay)
German–ich habe gegessen  (iHk hah be geh geh sin)
Italian–ho mangiato  (oh mahn jee ah toe)
Japanese–Tabemashita  (Tah Beh Mah Shee Tah)
Korean–Naneun Meogeosseoyo.  (Nah Nun Muh Guh Ssuh Yo.)
Polish–Jadłem  (Ya' duem)
Portuguese–Já Comi  (jah koh mee)
Russian–Ya poyel/a  (Ya pah yel/a)
Spanish–I comió  (ee koe me oh')
Swahili–nisha kula  (nee shah kuh lah)
Thai–Gin Laeo  (geen lay-oh)
Turkish–i yedik  (ee yeh dik)
Vietnamese–Tôi Ăn  (Toy An)

Contributor

Chris Buginas

Biography: Chris Buginas is a property developer and part time English Lecturer living in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Since graduating with a BS in English from Deaconess College in 1998, Chris has lived in the Czech Republic, where he studied Czech Language and Czech Film History at Charles University, and then Busan, South Korea before settling in Vietnam. Chris currently spends his time renovating French Colonial properties in downtown Saigon which are rented to holidaymakers seeking a unique place to stay, scouring the city for unique antique furniture finds, and teaching IELTS and TOEIC test prep classes to Vietnamese university students.

Born: Santa Clara, CA. USA

Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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