Usages of člověk
Centrum města je dnes večer plné turistů a lidí a přijde tam také náš učitel.
The city center is full of tourists and people this evening, and our teacher will also come there.
Autobus je plný lidí.
The bus is full of people.
Pojďme dnes pěšky do školy, autobus je plný lidí a park je klidný.
Let's walk to school today, the bus is full of people and the park is calm.
Dnes půjdu do práce pěšky, protože autobus je plný lidí.
Today I will go to work on foot because the bus is full of people.
Na letišti se často ptají lidé, kteří se bojí létat letadlem, co mají dělat.
At the airport people who are afraid of flying by plane often ask what they should do.
Pro mě je nejhorší hra ta, kde nikdo nemluví a lidé se jen dívají do telefonu.
For me the worst game is the one where nobody talks and people just look at their phone.
V nemocnici se musí mluvit potichu a nesmí se mluvit nahlas, protože tam lidé často spí.
In the hospital one has to speak quietly and must not speak loudly, because people there often sleep.
V čekárně nemocnice sedí hodně lidí a všichni čekají potichu.
In the hospital waiting room many people are sitting and everyone is waiting quietly.
V nemocnici se nesmí kouřit kvůli zdraví nemocných lidí.
In the hospital it is not allowed to smoke because of the health of ill people.
V čekárně sedí pět lidí.
Five people are sitting in the waiting room.
Vedle pošty je červená schránka, do které lidé dávají dopisy.
Next to the post office there is a red mailbox into which people put letters.
U pokladny dnes čekáme jen chvíli, protože v obchodě není moc lidí.
Today we wait only a moment at the checkout because there are not many people in the shop.
V knihovně je moc lidí.
There are many people in the library.
U řeky je malá pláž, kde si děti hrají a lidé tam v létě plavou.
By the river there is a small beach where children play and people swim there in summer.
Moje babička říká, že pláž je ráno hezčí než večer, protože tam není moc lidí.
My grandmother says that the beach is nicer in the morning than in the evening because there are not many people there.
Mému dědečkovi vadí, když je v obchodě moc lidí, proto chodí na trh brzy ráno.
My grandfather does not like it when there are too many people in the shop, so he goes to the market early in the morning.
V autobuse je dnes moc lidí, proto půjdu do práce pěšky.
There are too many people on the bus today, so I will walk to work.
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