Usages of kuchyně
V kuchyni vařím kávu a čaj pro celou rodinu.
In the kitchen I make coffee and tea for the whole family.
Můj otec rád vaří večeři v čisté kuchyni.
My father likes to cook dinner in the clean kitchen.
Někdy je kuchyně špinavá, ale dnes je velmi čistá.
Sometimes the kitchen is dirty, but today it is very clean.
Nikdo nechce mít pořád špinavou kuchyni doma.
Nobody wants to have a dirty kitchen at home all the time.
Moje sestra občas poslouchá rádio v kuchyni.
My sister sometimes listens to the radio in the kitchen.
Moje sestra nerada uklízí, ale ví, že bez úklidu by byla kuchyně pořád špinavá.
My sister doesn’t like tidying up, but she knows that without cleaning the kitchen would always be dirty.
V sobotu často uklízím v kuchyni.
On Saturday I often clean in the kitchen.
Až přijdu do kuchyně, vezmu z lednice mléko a dám ho do malého hrnku.
When I come into the kitchen, I will take milk from the fridge and put it into a small mug.
V půl osmé je moje sestra skoro vždycky už v kuchyni.
At half past seven my sister is almost always already in the kitchen.
V půl sedmé je moje sestra už v kuchyni a pije kávu.
At half past six my sister is already in the kitchen and drinking coffee.
Dokud nebude hotová kuchyně, budeme jíst u malého stolu v pokoji.
Until the kitchen is ready, we will eat at a small table in the room.
Až odneseme stůl do kuchyně, můžeš na něj položit talíře a hrnky.
Once we carry the table to the kitchen, you can put plates and mugs on it.
Mohl byste prosím opravit zásuvku v kuchyni, nebo je to příliš nebezpečné?
Could you please repair the socket in the kitchen, or is it too dangerous?
Večer budeme sedět nahoře u lampy a babička dole v kuchyni připraví čaj.
In the evening we will sit upstairs by the lamp, and grandma downstairs in the kitchen will prepare tea.
Až přijdu do kuchyně, budu vařit vodu na čaj.
When I come into the kitchen, I will boil water for tea.
Když je moje dcera žíznivá, přinese si z kuchyně sklenici vody.
When my daughter is thirsty, she brings herself a glass of water from the kitchen.
Vadí ti, když večer poslouchám rádio v kuchyni?
Do you mind if I listen to the radio in the kitchen in the evening?
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