"You talk quite fast."

Translation: Mluvíte dost rychle.

[Shathu_Entayla]

Didnt dost meant "enough". I feel confused O.o!

[JamesTWils]

In a lot of languages, one can use the word "enough" to mean "quite" or "really" if there is no comparison being made. It's a lot like how in some languages, the comparative degree of the adjective can just mean "very," if there is no specific comparison.

[JamesTWils]

Is there no flexibility in the word order here? I put "dost rychle mluvite."

[ValaCZE]

"Dost rychle mluvite." is not the most used word order, but it is correct, so I added it.

[cronanas]

I'm guessing that just like with Mluvíte velmi rychle, using hodně rychle would mean very fast instead of quite fast. Just trying to make sure I know what my mistakes are before moving on. Thanks!

[Jackthelassie]

Would "docela rychle"work?

[AgnusOinas]

Yes, it works and is accepted. Another good option is "celkem rychle".

Of course, "dost rychle" can also mean "fast enough", while "docela rychle" is either "quite fast" or "pretty fast".

[dude_in_sky]

Can we also say "velmi rychle" or it is sound unnatural?

[VladaFu]

Yes, we can, but it is "very fast", not "quite fast". quite fast is: dost rychle, docela rychle, celkem rychle, vcelku rychle and similar.