Mám dobrou ruku.

Czech

Mám dobrou ruku.

I have a good hand.

Usage and formality

Used in card games to indicate a favorable set of cards.

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Use this exact phrase for "I have a good hand." only in a matching register and setting.

Notes

Used in card games to indicate a favorable set of cards.

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Kdo začíná?

Who starts?

Use it when you need to express "Who starts?" naturally; tone and politeness depend on the situation.

Chcete si zahrát?

Do you want to play?

A general invitation to play a game, suitable for most informal situations.

Kolik karet máš?

How many cards do you have?

A question to inquire about the number of cards someone possesses, likely in a card game context.

Chcete hrát karty?

Do you want to play cards?

Use it when you need to express "Do you want to play cards?" naturally; tone and politeness depend on the situation.

Můžu si vzít karty?

Can I take cards?

A polite way to ask permission to take cards, perhaps in a game or for a collection.

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Do you take cards?

Ask if credit or debit cards are accepted for payment.

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