Kam jdeš?

Czech

Kam jdeš?

Where are you going?

Kam jdeš?

Usage and formality

Used when asking a single person about their destination. Informal.

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Used when asking a single person about their destination. Informal.

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Kam jdete?

Where are you going?

Used when asking multiple people or one person formally about their destination.

Už jdeme.

We're coming now.

Indicates that the group is currently in the process of leaving or arriving, often in response to being called or waited for.

Kam jdeme?

Where are we going?

Asks about the destination or plan when the group is about to leave or move.

Pojďme.

Let's go.

A common alternative to 'Jdeme.' for 'Let's go,' often used when suggesting an action or departure.

Jdeme.

Let's go.

Use it when you need to express "Let's go." naturally; tone and politeness depend on the situation.

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