Usages of k
Moje kamarádka má bílé boty, které se hodí k jejím modrým šatům.
My friend has white shoes which go well with her blue dress.
Moje dcera říká, že zelené šaty se dobře hodí k jejím bílým botám.
My daughter says that the green dress goes well with her white shoes.
Můj bratr říká, že ho také bolí jeden zub a že musí jít k zubaři.
My brother says that one of his teeth also hurts and that he has to go to the dentist.
V létě chceme jet k moři, protože naše dcera se učí plavat.
In the summer we want to go to the sea because our daughter is learning to swim.
Než půjdeme k řece, vezmu si ručník a láhev vody.
Before we go to the river, I will take a towel and a bottle of water.
Když je řeka klidná, můžeme jet malou lodí k tomu mostu.
When the river is calm, we can go by a small boat to that bridge.
Promiňte, prosím vás, jede tato loď i k malé pláži u řeky?
Excuse me, does this boat also go to the small beach by the river?
Cesta k moři bude dlouhá, proto si vezmu s sebou dvě sušenky a láhev vody.
The trip to the sea will be long, so I will take two biscuits and a bottle of water with me.
I když je venku zima, moje dcera chce jít k řece.
Although it is cold outside, my daughter wants to go to the river.
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