Usages of k
K večeři si dnes dám horkou polévku a malý salát.
For dinner today I will have hot soup and a small salad.
Jdu k parku.
I am walking to the park.
K večeři potřebujeme dvě lžíce, dvě vidličky a jeden nůž.
For dinner we need two spoons, two forks, and one knife.
Můj syn nechce ani sýr, ani máslo, ale moje dcera je má ráda k večeři.
My son wants neither cheese nor butter, but my daughter likes them for dinner.
Mám hlad, proto si k obědu dám rýži a dvě vejce.
I am hungry, so I will have rice and two eggs for lunch.
K večeři si dám salát z okurky a rajčete.
For dinner I will have a cucumber and tomato salad.
K svačině si do práce beru sendvič se šunkou a malý jogurt.
For a snack, I take a ham sandwich and a small yogurt to work.
Moje dcera chce k chlebu marmeládu, ale můj syn chce raději šunku.
My daughter wants jam with bread, but my son prefers ham.
K snídani mám nejraději čerstvý chléb, jogurt a hrozny.
For breakfast I like fresh bread, yogurt, and grapes best.
Příští týden koupíme babičce dárek a malý dort k narozeninám.
Next week we will buy grandma a gift and a small birthday cake.
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