Mmmmmmmm...Skvela nova chut! Mlecna mlicena!

Anyone know what I'm talking about?????

I will say that you're sort of looking the general part of the world!

Ta tvoje nova pritelkyne je vazne skvela!!! Dlouho jsem si takhle nezapichal!!!
... Predstav si, jak se prstis ahh. Tak si nech zajit chut ty prase! ...

Mulvim troho cesky! Jste cech?

Vzdyt jste Cech, ne? Ba ne, jenom z casti. Muj tata mel
ukrajinskou matku av nasem rode koluje take nemecka a italska krev. ...

I am being sneaky, I have no idea what you're taking about. Unless, is it someting, like a slogan, about the environment??

Milk chocolate!

It's from the candy bar I have left over from my lastest trip there!!!

how was your trip? many english speaking Czech?

Great trip--fourth time there. Lots of Americans over there--when I first went in 92, compared to today, there's a huge difference in the number of people who speak English.

There were very few English speakers at the time. Fortunately, German speakers were not all that uncommon so I could get around. But in several shops we had no common language, and so I had to make do with gestures and drawings. A challenging yet fun experience.

BTW, I thought Prague was the most beautiful city I had ever been in. Just absolutely gorgeous. I'm 1/4 Czech so it was a delight to explore my roots.

I'm considering moving over there for a few years--lots of things to settle, first.

It was weird the first visit, because when you get off the train, all the signs were in Czech, and the language is so different from even the European ones I was somewhat familiar with--it was like a whole different world.

Great metro/tram system even back then, though, so it wasn't too hard to get around.

Very scary almost, when you first get there. At least with common Latin roots, it wasn't too difficult to get around in Italy, France, etc. But the Czech Republic language was an entirely different animal.

You're right, it was surprisingly easy to get around town. Bus stops were clearly marked, maps were accurate, etc. I stopped at a rental counter at the train station and rented a studio apartment for just $12 a day, and it was just a block off the bus line that ran downtown.

Man, I miss that city. If I ever get the chance I will go back there in a heartbeat.

Oh and the subways were so CLEAN! And don't get me started on the incredible beauty of those Czech women...

Poor things!!!!!!!!!!!

John
Ook ook ka chook.

Not the ook ook part, though.