"Žere něco smradlavýho."

Translation: He is eating something stinky.

[endless_sleeper]

For the sake of teaching our learners about Czech culinary wonders: He is probably eating overripe olomoucké tvarůžky/syrečky.

[DeniseSchl5]

That is funny because tvarůžky is the first thing I thought of when I saw this sentence. I think it is quite good.

[Shathu_Entayla]

LOL! You use "zere" like if the people were animals, right? xD. Does it sound offensive, just funny or just slangy for you?

[VladaFu]

It may be offensive and it can just be a joke. It is not used all the time. It is used especially when someone eats too much, too quickly, does strange noises and so on...

Similar to German fressen https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/fressen.

You can also say tohle žeru as a slang for I like this a lot.

[mastovacek]

Žere is a rather harsh term for eating; its more closer to "devouring" or "stuffing your face". "Jí" would be appropriate here as a translation for eat.

[VladaFu]

Notice 1. the direction of the translation is opposite, 2. this is a colloquial lesson.