Don’t overdo it on the ‘in-jokes’. One or two for the lads is fine. They are the loudest members of the audience. Don’t speak about yourself too much. This can happen if you don’t prepare. Don’t swear. There is simply no need. We are better than that. If one or two slip out for effect that’s not the end of the world.
Jun 29, 2014 - Martin Slechta & Zuzana Benesova - International Wedding, Portrait and Editorial Photography. Rustical, destination and elopement weddings. 7. DO have a contingency fund. Even if you plan to withdraw money in your destination, it’s still a good idea to bring some cash just in case something happens. You might want to be prepared in case you encounter problems with your ATM, which can be any of the following: You lose your card or it gets stolen. This is definitely one of the occasions when speaking Czech is an advantage. As for price, I remember, vaguely, one cab ride from Malá Strana to Vinohrady costing about 180 CZK, and the driver took a direct route. Spending a Penny. Paying in Crowns. When nature calls in Prague, it is usually collect.There are just 3 metro lines in Prague – A (Green), B (Yellow) and C (red). The best part is that you can get a combined ticket for the metro train, tram, and even buses. A 30-minute ticket is for 24 CZK and a 90-minute one is for 32 CZK. You won’t need the 90 minute one in 90% of the cases.
Dos and Don'ts: Names What, exactly, should you call your Czech friends and colleagues? Written by Ryan Scott Published on 30.05.2011 14:16:06 (updated on 30.05.2011) Reading time: 3 minutes
Qw14M. do and don ts in prague
