"Vy nemáte dobré pivo."

Translation: You do not have good beer.

[Vpoho]

"Vy nemáte dobré pivo!!"

"Slovo do pranice" a taky “Už ani slovo” .. určite neni “Rozumné slovo”.. tak “Už ani slovo” :)

https://www.radio.cz/en/section/SoundCzech/words-words-words

[TonyWesley1]

Is this a sentence that is often used in Czechia?

Or this something a Czech uses when visiting, say, the United States and samples the American take on Budweiser?

[CWKCA]

Probably more the latter? :-)

[Ne_cede_malis]

Clearly this person likes ale and all that can be found are lagers.

[goldregenb]

I am a beginner at this, so here goes:
in the sentence above the verb is "nemate"; in a previous sentence the correct answer is: "nemas" jablka, you don't have apples. Why the difference in verbs?
Sorry, I don't have accents on my keyboard.

[VladaFu]

Nemáš is second person singular and nemáte second person plural. Both are "you do not have" in English and can denote a single person or a group.

The skill Thou will explain the difference between the formal and informal YOU. It is like French tu/vous and similar to German du/sie.