"Protože bys chtěla hrad!"

Translation: Because you would want a castle!

[lobachevsky.]

I think "Because you would like to have a castle." should be accepted. Of course this would translate to "Protože bys chtěla mít hrad", but I think the having is implied strongly enough, because what else would you want? Be one? Be romantically involved with one?

[kacenka9]

i agree

[EilatBenEl]

This is a very not intuitive sentence... A better one could be, for example, "Because then you would want an ice-cream too!" or "If I gave you a finger you would want the whole hand".

[Randonneur3]

At least there is a conjunction word. I got the idiom alright.

[Randonneur3]

I missed where the conditional was introduced above, using the past tense. There is no lesson 'conditionals'.

[VladaFu]

I think it is being introduced right here. It uses the past participle + a special form of "bych/bys/by...".

[Renardo_11]

Certainly; still I hope there will be some notes for “Conj. 2” sooner or later. Of course Prague was not built in a day. ☺