Usages of pršet
Včera pršelo celý den.
Yesterday it rained all day.
Zítra večer možná bude pršet znovu.
Tomorrow evening it may rain again.
Dnes večer bych chtěla jít do té kavárny, ale kdyby pršelo, zůstala bych doma.
This evening I would like to go to that café, but if it rained, I would stay at home.
Když prší, beru si s sebou deštník i do knihovny.
When it rains, I take an umbrella with me even to the library.
Když bude pršet, pojedu autobusem.
If it rains, I will go by bus.
Když bude pršet, vezmi si s sebou deštník.
If it rains, take an umbrella with you.
Moje sestra si dnes také bere bundu, protože ráno prší.
My sister is also taking a jacket today because it is raining in the morning.
Jestli zítra nebude pršet, uděláme si u řeky malý piknik.
If it does not rain tomorrow, we will have a small picnic by the river.
Pokud bude zítra pršet, budu doma s rodinou.
If it rains tomorrow, I will be at home with my family.
Snad bude zítra pršet.
Perhaps it will rain tomorrow.
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