"Stále křičí do telefonu."

Translation: He yells into the phone all the time.

[teabeadle]

"stále" is one of those words that I never know how to translate. Would "constantly" or "continuously" work here?

[VladaFu]

There are multiple meanings. Here "all the time" is best. Somewhere else "continuously", elsewhere "still" or "yet" (in some cases it is a synonym of ještě).

[Szykoii]

Tahle věta může hrozně lidi plést. Klidně se tím může myslet, že začal křičet před chvilkou a ještě pořád křičí nebo že už to začíná být jeho rutinou a že se jedná o pravidelnou činnost. Obě jsou správně a záleží tedy na okolnostech.

[VladaFu]

Ano, tak to chodí. Oba významy jsou uznávané.

[RickardHol3]

why doesnt "He is always yelling into the phone" work?
also isnt "in" used as well as "into" ? "into" seems quite wierd to me in this case..

[AgnusOinas]

It's the "always" that doesn't quite work here. "Always" would translate as "vždy/vždycky/pokaždé" in Czech - always means "every time he uses the phone", for example.

On the other hand, "stále" means "all the time/constantly/incessantly". Another meaning is "still" - it can also mean "he keeps yelling" or "he continues to yell" (even after I told him to stop, for example).

[PedroMarquez13]

i tried "she is always yelling into the telephone" and it wasnt accepted. is it wrong?

thanks :)

[AgnusOinas]

See my comment about "always", Pedro.