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    This document discusses ways to wish someone good luck in Czech and English. In Czech, people say "Budu ti držet palce" which means "I'll keep my thumbs for you." In Britain, they say "I'll keep my fingers crossed for you." Another Czech expression is "Zlom vaz" which translates to "Break the nape of your neck," while in Britain they say "Break a leg." Additionally, Czechs can simply say "Hodně štěstí" to wish someone good luck. The document encourages watching an accompanying video and wishes the reader good luck in the future.

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    This document discusses ways to wish someone good luck in Czech and English. In Czech, people say "Budu ti držet palce" which means "I'll keep my thumbs for you." In Britain, they say "I'll keep my fingers crossed for you." Another Czech expression is "Zlom vaz" which translates to "Break the nape of your neck," while in Britain they say "Break a leg." Additionally, Czechs can simply say "Hodně štěstí" to wish someone good luck. The document encourages watching an accompanying video and wishes the reader good luck in the future.

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    This document discusses ways to wish someone good luck in Czech and English. In Czech, people say "Budu ti držet palce" which means "I'll keep my thumbs for you." In Britain, they say "I'll keep my fingers crossed for you." Another Czech expression is "Zlom vaz" which translates to "Break the nape of your neck," while in Britain they say "Break a leg." Additionally, Czechs can simply say "Hodně štěstí" to wish someone good luck. The document encourages watching an accompanying video and wishes the reader good luck in the future.

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    TASK 3

    A WISH OF GOOD LUCK

    by Czech eTwinners
    Czech Lions
    GOOD LUCK! n.1
    If we want to wish someone good luck, we say:
    Budu ti dret palce. In English it is: I ll keep
    my thumbs for you! People in Britain say: Ill
    keep my fingers crossed for you.
    Drm palce!
    GOOD LUCK! n. 2
    We might also wish good luck in other way, people in Britain say:
    Break a leg! but here we say: ,Break the nape of your neck.

    Break a
    Zlom
    leg!
    vaz!
    GOOD LUCK! n. 3
    We might also simply say: , Hodn tst! which is
    ,Good luck!in English.
    Watch the video made
    by Bara and Lucy.

    Video.mp4
    We all wish good luck in your
    future!
    Czech lions

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