Translate this into Czech:

You are a Canadian exchange student Alex Davis coming to Prague to study Czech for three months. You have a semester of Czech so you can say a few things but you are still a beginner and have to speak very slowly and simply. You also often have to ask for clarification. You landed at the airport in Prague and need to take a taxi to the host family you are staying with in Dejvice. The taxi driver speaks English but you want to say a few words in Czech to say thank you, how much and where you want to go. Write a short conversation in Czech between you and the taxi driver.
user
Certainly, I can help you write a short conversation in Czech. Here it is:

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Alex (in Czech): *Vy, jsem student Kanaďska, jsem Alex Davis. Jsem student a bradat se Budějovického univerzity. Jsem zde na éteru tří měsíců stát s českým jazykem.*

Taxi driver (in Czech): *Prosim, veterální jesli? Ano?*

Alex: *Ano. Měla jsem semestr češtiny, ale jsem ještě začátelem. Musím mluvit pomalu a jednoduše. Někdy musím žádat na výkladu.*

Taxi driver: *Nemám obavě. Půdačkem je nominativ. Jinak se označuje ohodné. Tak nepotřebujete nic.*

Alex: *Hleba, děkuji.*

Taxi driver: *Pusím Kč, pane?*

Alex: *Požádavam Kč, prosím. Idu do ulici Vinického ve Dejvicích.*

Taxi driver: *Odhadnu, že jest čtyřicet míle. Půdačkem je obvyklý. Díky.*

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In this scenario, Alex is greeting the taxi driver in Czech ("Vy, jsem student Kanaďska, jsem Alex Davis. Jsem student a bradat se Budějovického univerzity. Jsem zde na éteru tří měsíců stát s českým jazykem.") He then informs the taxi driver that he is a beginner and sometimes has to ask for clarification ("Měla jsem semestr češtiny, ale jsem ještě začátelem. Musím mluvit pomalu a jednoduše. Někdy musím žádat na výkladu."). The taxi driver clarifies that nominative case is sufficient and that using it is appropriate ("Nemám obavě. Půdačkem je nominativ. Jinak se označuje ohodné. Tak nepotřebujete nic."). Alex thanks the taxi driver, who asks about the fare ("Pusím Kč, pane?"). Alex confirms this in Czech ("Požádavam Kč, prosím. "). Lastly, Alex explains his destination as "Vinického ve Dejvicích" and they both say goodbye in Czech ("díky.").
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Translate this into Czech:

You are a Canadian exchange student Alex Davis coming to Prague to study Czech for three months. You have a semester of Czech so you can say a few things but you are still a beginner and have to speak very slowly and simply. You also often have to ask for clarification. You landed at the airport in Prague and need to take a taxi to the host family you are staying with in Dejvice. The taxi driver speaks English but you want to say a few words in Czech to say thank you, how much and where you want to go. Write a short conversation in Czech between you and the taxi driver.
user
Here's a simple conversation in Czech that fits your description:

Alex (you): Dobrý den, pane řidiči. (Good day, driver.)
Taxi Driver: Dobrý den, jak se máte? (Good day, how are you?)

Alex: Mám se dobře, děkuji. Jsem Alex Davis. (I'm fine, thank you. I am Alex Davis.)
Taxi Driver: Rád vás poznávám, Alexi. Kde bydlíte? (Nice to meet you, Alex. Where do you live?)

Alex: Bydlím v Dejvicích. Můžete mě dovézt? (I live in Dejvice. Can you take me there?)
Taxi Driver: Samozřejmě. Kam přesně? (Of course. Where exactly?)

Alex: Prosím, do ulice "V Holyni". (Please, to the street "V Holyni".)
Taxi Driver: Pořádně. To je asi dvacet minut jízdy. (Alright. That's about twenty minutes' drive.)

Alex: Děkuji. Kolik to bude stát? (Thank you. How much will it cost?)
Taxi Driver: Bude to asi pět set korun. (It will be about five hundred crowns.)

Alex: Chápu. Děkuji vám. (I understand. Thank you.)
Taxi Driver: Není zač. Doufám, že se vám bude v Praze líbit. (You're welcome. I hope you'll enjoy Prague.)

After your trip:

Alex: Děkuji za jízdu. (Thank you for the ride.)
Taxi Driver: Rád, že jsem vám mohl pomoct. (Pleased to help.)
Alex: Na shledanou! (Goodbye!)
Taxi Driver: Na shledanou, Alexi! (Goodbye, Alex!)
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