The Scoop on Czech Ice Cream:
Today’s story takes us on a charming adventure to Litoměřice, a picturesque town situated in northern Bohemia. It’s a place where history meets charm, and in its heart lies a café named Leonardo, known for their delicious homemade ice cream.
However, you can’t order a single scoop; the smallest amount is 2. When faced with this sweet dilemma, I found myself engaging in an intriguing dialogue that I’m excited to share with you.
The Essential Ice Cream Dialogue:
Navigating a new language can be daunting, so let’s break it down. Here’s the friendly exchange that took place:
„Můžeme si dva kopečky rozdělit do dvou kornoutků?“ (Translation: Can we split two scoops into two cones?)
„Ano, to můžete. A jakou zmrzlinu si dáte?“ (Translation: Yes, you can. And what ice cream would you like?)
The clerk then recommended pistachio and salted caramel, but only pistachio was available that day. We opted for pistachio in one cone and chocolate in another.
„Děkuji. Čtyřicet pět korun, prosím. Budete platit hotově nebo kartou?“ (Translation: Thank you. Forty-five crowns, please. Will you pay in cash or by card?)
„Kartou. Pojďte se mnou prosím k pokladně.“ (Translation: By card. Please come with me to the register.)
And now even you are ready for a situation like this one 😉