"Debil" or "Kretén" - means idiot, masculine, vocative form is "Debile" or "Kreténe"
"Jdi do prdele" - means go in the ass, used as "go fuck yourself"
"Debil" or "Kretén" - means idiot, masculine, vocative form is "Debile" or "Kreténe"
"Jdi do prdele" - means go in the ass, used as "go fuck yourself"
"Do prdele" - common thing to exclaim in a negative situation when you would say "fuck", translated means "in the ass", way harsher version would be "do píče" = "in the cunt"
"Sakra" or "kruci"- again exclaimed in negative situations, closest in English is, I would say, "damn it"
"Do prdele" - common thing to exclaim in a negative situation when you would say "fuck", translated means "in the ass", way harsher version would be "do píče" = "in the cunt"
"Sakra" or "kruci"- again exclaimed in negative situations, closest in English is, I would say, "damn it"
(All are in a form when you talk to them - vocative)
"Lásko" - love, straight forward
"Miláčku" - darling, to me feels less sarcastic then "darling" tho
"Zlato" - means gold
"Brouku" - babe (might sound weird but literally translated means beatle :D), "broučku" is more endearing form
(All are in a form when you talk to them - vocative)
"Lásko" - love, straight forward
"Miláčku" - darling, to me feels less sarcastic then "darling" tho
"Zlato" - means gold
"Brouku" - babe (might sound weird but literally translated means beatle :D), "broučku" is more endearing form