Hotovo

Hotovo is a Czech word that translates to "done," "finished," or "ready" in English. It is a common interjection used in various contexts to indicate the completion of a task or the readiness of something. For instance, when cooking, a chef might say "hotovo" when a dish is ready to be served. Similarly, when a project is completed, someone might declare it "hotovo."

The word's versatility allows it to be used in both formal and informal settings. It can express a simple statement of completion or convey a sense of finality. In some situations, "hotovo" can also imply a sense of satisfaction or relief that a task is no longer pending.

Beyond its literal meaning, "hotovo" can sometimes carry a nuanced implication. Depending on the tone and context, it might suggest that something is finished but perhaps not to the highest standard, or that a situation has reached a decisive point. However, its primary and most frequent usage is simply to declare something as complete or ready. The word is deeply ingrained in everyday Czech conversation and is a fundamental part of the language's vocabulary for expressing completion.