Usages of běhat
Moje kamarádka ráda běhá v parku a říká, že jí po běhání nic nebolí.
My friend likes to run in the park and says that nothing hurts her after running.
Když ale běhám moc rychle, bolí mě celé tělo.
But when I run too fast, my whole body hurts.
Moje sestra má lepší náladu, když cvičí doma a běhá pomalu v parku.
My sister is in a better mood when she exercises at home and runs slowly in the park.
Moje sestra běhá v parku rychleji než já.
My sister runs in the park faster than I do.
V parku se ráno smí běhat i pomalu a park je tichý, protože tam zřídka někdo běhá s hlasitou hudbou.
In the park it is allowed to run slowly in the morning and the park is quiet because someone rarely runs there with loud music.
Cvičím jen málo, ale moje kamarádka běhá pravidelně každý týden.
I exercise only a little, but my (female) friend runs regularly every week.
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