Usages of na
Minulý rok jsem byl na dovolené s rodinou.
Last year I was on vacation with my family.
Na dovolené jsme často jedli teplý oběd v malé restauraci.
On vacation we often ate a warm lunch in a small restaurant.
Na dovolené jsme jedli teplou večeři každý večer.
On vacation we ate a warm dinner every evening.
Můj bratr často sedí v noci u počítače a je na internetu.
My brother often sits at the computer at night and is on the internet.
Když je noc a já nemohu spát, dívám se na film na internetu.
When it is night and I cannot sleep, I watch a film on the internet.
Nemám čas dívat se na televizi, protože musím psát úkol.
I don't have time to watch TV because I have to write a homework assignment.
Když máš otázku, můžeš mi zavolat na telefon a já ti odpovím.
When you have a question, you can call me on the phone and I will answer you.
Jednou bych chtěl v létě jezdit často na kole.
One day I would like to ride a bike often in the summer.
Moje sestra tam nechce chodit, protože tam někdo pořád hraje na kytaru a je tam hlučno.
My sister doesn't want to go there, because someone is constantly playing the guitar there and it is noisy there.
Nejčastěji se dívám na film na internetu.
Most often I watch a film on the internet.
Na dveřích knihovny je velký text „Otevřeno od devíti do pěti“.
On the library door there is a big text “Open from nine to five”.
Moje kamarádka včera zapomněla deštník na parkovišti před školou.
Yesterday my (female) friend forgot her umbrella in the parking lot in front of the school.
Syn se dívá na ptáky, kteří sedí na stromech mezi květinami.
My son looks at the birds that are sitting on the trees among the flowers.
Cesta domů je v zimě pomalá, když je na silnici sníh.
The way home is slow in winter when there is snow on the road.
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