"Good morning, yes."

Translation: Dobré ráno, ano.

[AlexMills532588]

When would you ever say 'Good morning, yes' in English or Czech?

[VladaFu]

Do not think about that too much. Just practise a combination of some phrases.

[88MPHour]

Although I agree with Vlada that this is just a simple combination of some basic phrases for the very beginning of the course, I can imagine the following scenario to illustrate.

Meeting a flatmate in the morning:

• "Good morning, did you get a good night's sleep?"

• "Good morning, yes. And you?"

In Czech:

• "Dobré ráno, vyspal ses dobře?"

• "Dobré ráno, ano. A ty?"

[mcarpenter215]

Why is it "Dobre" rano instead of "Dobry" rano?

[JacobYellow]

The sentence was autofilled with dobrě, then corrected me that it should be dobrý...

[VladaFu]

dobré ráno

dobrý den

[Vlad_Lesnievski]

Is there any (slight?) difference between "Dobré ráno" and "Dobré jitro"? Which one is used more common. Are there any regional / age / cultural etc. prefernces?

[VladaFu]

No difference I am aware of. You would have to study the corpus of spoken Czech to identify any patterns, but I doubt there will be enough data available.

[svrsheque]

so how are we to have 3 sentences for "dobré ráno" as a greeting?

the following would not appear a terribly exciting, practically relevant content:

• Dobré ráno.
• Dobré ráno!
• Dobré ráno?

[Miroslav8140]

I dont have a czech keyboard to do the accents!

[BoneheadBass]

Your device may have a setting that will allow you to add other keyboards. If it doesn't, you can do a search for something like "download Czech keyboard" and you should get plenty of results.