Usages of knihovna
V našem městě je nová knihovna, kde si můžu půjčit hodně knih.
In our city there is a new library where I can borrow many books.
Moje dcera je v knihovně každý týden, protože je tam tichý pokoj na čtení.
My daughter is in the library every week because there is a quiet room for reading.
Knihy musím vrátit včas, protože to je hlavní pravidlo knihovny.
I have to return the books on time because that is the main rule of the library.
V knihovně je také pravidlo, že se nesmí mluvit nahlas.
In the library there is also a rule that you must not speak loudly.
Vedle knihovny je další parkoviště pro učitele a studenty.
Next to the library there is another parking lot for teachers and students.
Na dveřích knihovny je velký text „Otevřeno od devíti do pěti“.
On the library door there is a big text “Open from nine to five”.
V neděli je knihovna zavřená, proto si musím půjčit knihy už v sobotu.
On Sunday the library is closed, so I have to borrow books already on Saturday.
Včera bylo v knihovně zavřeno kvůli prázdninám.
Yesterday the library was closed because of the school holidays.
O prázdninách je knihovna otevřená jen dopoledne.
During the holidays the library is open only in the morning.
V knihovně stojí dlouhá fronta studentů, kteří si chtějí půjčit učebnice.
In the library there is a long line of students who want to borrow textbooks.
Důvod, proč chodím nejčastěji do knihovny, je ten, že je tam ticho.
The reason why I most often go to the library is that it is quiet there.
V knihovně se nesmí poslouchat hlasitá hudba, tam se musí číst potichu.
In the library one is not allowed to listen to loud music; there one has to read quietly.
Když prší, beru si s sebou deštník i do knihovny.
When it rains, I take an umbrella with me even to the library.
Moje dcera je v knihovně od rána do večera.
My daughter is in the library from morning till evening.
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