معنی
Shortened informal version of 'Děkuji'.
زمینه فرهنگی
The transition from 'Děkuji' (formal) to 'Díky' (informal) often happens after a 'proposing of brotherhood' (tykání). Don't jump the gun! In Prague, 'Díky' is ubiquitous. In smaller Moravian villages, you might hear more traditional forms, though 'Díky' is still understood everywhere. Czechs often use 'Dík' or 'Díky' in emails with a 'Předem díky' (Thanks in advance) closing, which is semi-formal. Czechs are masters of irony. 'Díky' is frequently used to mean 'You just made my life harder'.
The Sarcasm Shield
If someone says 'No, tak díky' with a flat tone, they are actually annoyed. Don't say 'Není zač' in response!
Texting Shortcut
In Czech texts, you can just write 'dk' or 'diky' without the accent to save time.
معنی
Shortened informal version of 'Děkuji'.
The Sarcasm Shield
If someone says 'No, tak díky' with a flat tone, they are actually annoyed. Don't say 'Není zač' in response!
Texting Shortcut
In Czech texts, you can just write 'dk' or 'diky' without the accent to save time.
The Elder Rule
When in doubt, use 'Děkuji'. It's never wrong to be too polite, but it can be awkward to be too casual.
Eye Contact
When saying 'Díky', a short nod and brief eye contact make it feel much more sincere.
خودت رو بسنج
Choose the most appropriate response to a friend giving you a gift.
Kamarád: 'Tady máš dárek k narozeninám.' Ty: '________!'
'Díky moc' is the perfect informal way to thank a friend enthusiastically.
Fill in the correct form of the person after 'Díky' (Dative case).
Díky _______ (Petr) máme lístky do kina.
The preposition 'Díky' requires the dative case (3rd case). For 'Petr', the dative is 'Petrovi'.
Match the phrase to the situation.
1. Díky moc! 2. Ne, díky. 3. Díkybohu!
Díky moc is for gratitude, Ne díky for declining, and Díkybohu for relief.
Complete the dialogue with a sarcastic 'Díky'.
A: 'Ahoj, zapomněl jsem ti koupit ten lístek.' B: 'No, tak _______.'
In this context, 'No, tak díky' is a common sarcastic expression of disappointment.
🎉 امتیاز: /4
ابزارهای بصری یادگیری
Díky vs. Děkuji
بانک تمرین
4 تمرینهاKamarád: 'Tady máš dárek k narozeninám.' Ty: '________!'
'Díky moc' is the perfect informal way to thank a friend enthusiastically.
Díky _______ (Petr) máme lístky do kina.
The preposition 'Díky' requires the dative case (3rd case). For 'Petr', the dative is 'Petrovi'.
1. Díky moc! 2. Ne, díky. 3. Díkybohu!
Díky moc is for gratitude, Ne díky for declining, and Díkybohu for relief.
A: 'Ahoj, zapomněl jsem ti koupit ten lístek.' B: 'No, tak _______.'
In this context, 'No, tak díky' is a common sarcastic expression of disappointment.
🎉 امتیاز: /4
سوالات متداول
10 سوالNo, it's not rude, but it is informal. It's like saying 'Thanks' instead of 'Thank you'.
Yes, if it's to a colleague or friend. For a boss or a stranger, use 'Děkuji'.
'Dík' is even more informal and shorter. 'Díky' is the standard casual form.
Say 'Díky tobě' (informal) or 'Díky Vám' (formal).
Yes, but usually sarcastically. For genuine bad reasons, use 'kvůli'.
No, anyone can use 'Díky' regardless of their gender or the gender of the person they are thanking.
The most common response is 'Není zač' (Not for what) or 'Prosím' (Please/You're welcome).
Yes! It's very common and means 'Thanks a lot'.
Yes, Slovak has 'Vďaka', but 'Díky' is very commonly used as slang in Slovakia as well.
You use 'Díky' alone for general thanks, and 'Díky za...' when you want to specify what you are thanking for.
عبارات مرتبط
Děkuji
synonymThank you (formal)
Dík
synonymThanks (very informal)
Není zač
contrastYou're welcome
Díkybohu
builds onThank God
Vřelé díky
specialized formWarm thanks
