Thank you! Patrik already mentioned the correct one, sanitka. Although another correct term would be "rychlá zdravotnická pomoc" (short RZP) - that's the more technical one that is used by EMS. Most people say sanitka tho.
@@Rummeltobi Yes, but term RZP stands just for one type of ambulance - with 2 paramedics ~ (RTW) 🙂 Then in some regions there it is also ambulance with 2 paramedics and 1 doctor - rychlá lékařská pomoc (RLP) ~ (NAW) and then there is a personal vehicle with 1 paramedic and 1 doctor (with no strechers) which calls rendez-vous (RV) ~ (NEF). 😀 In regions where they dont have RLP (NAW) (for example Praha), the RV (NEF) can be called as RLP. 🙂
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Wonderful video. Isn't "SANIKA" Czech for Ambulance?
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@@pato_175 Thank you for the clarification. I'm surprised they have the English word on a Czech ambulance.
Thank you! Patrik already mentioned the correct one, sanitka. Although another correct term would be "rychlá zdravotnická pomoc" (short RZP) - that's the more technical one that is used by EMS. Most people say sanitka tho.
@@Rummeltobi Yes, but term RZP stands just for one type of ambulance - with 2 paramedics ~ (RTW) 🙂 Then in some regions there it is also ambulance with 2 paramedics and 1 doctor - rychlá lékařská pomoc (RLP) ~ (NAW) and then there is a personal vehicle with 1 paramedic and 1 doctor (with no strechers) which calls rendez-vous (RV) ~ (NEF). 😀 In regions where they dont have RLP (NAW) (for example Praha), the RV (NEF) can be called as RLP. 🙂
@@coover65 Well, "ambulance" is an international term that everybody understands - locals and guests.