Do you know who's the biggest consumer of beer in the latest years worldwide? Believe it or not, Czechs are the world's biggest beer drinkers. Czech Republic has beaten countries like Germany, Austria, Seychelles or Poland.
The most popular czech beers are Budweiser Budvar (Budějovický Budvar or Czechvar) along with Pilsner Urquell (Pilsen) which has a German name meaning "The original source of Pilsner". Other well known czech lagers are Velkopopovický Kozel, Krušovice, Gambrinus, Bernard, Radegast, Staropramen, Starobrno or Svijany.
Pivo, like in many other slavic languages, is a beer. How do you ask for one? Jedno pivo prosim (One beer please). How do you ask for more than just a beer? See the beer count table below.
| 1 | Jedno pivo | One beer |
| 2 | Dvě piva | Two beers |
| 3 | Tři piva | Three beers |
| 4 | Čtyři pivá | Four beers |
| 5 | Pět piv | Five beers |
| 6 | Šest piv | Six beers |
| 7 | Sedm piv | Seven beers |
| 8 | Osm piv | Eight beers |
| 9 | Devět piv | Nine beers |
| 10 | Deset pív | Ten beers |
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