Mám vybitou baterii.

Mám vybitou baterii.
My phone battery is dead.
Mam vi bi toh ba te ri ee.

When to use

This is useful when your phone has run out of battery and you need to explain the situation, perhaps to ask for a charger, a place to plug in, or assistance.

How it works

The sentence translates to 'I have a dead battery.' 'Mám' - I have 'vybitou' - discharged, dead (accusative feminine singular, agreeing with 'baterii') 'baterii' - battery (accusative singular).

Grammar

The verb 'mít' (to have) is used here. 'Baterie' is a feminine noun. The adjective 'vybitý' (discharged) must agree in gender, number, and case with 'baterie', hence 'vybitou'.

Notes

Explain why you need help or charging because your phone has no power.

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