The Slovak meaning match with German one's. Slovak has been influenced by German.

Concrete in English also has the same meaning as konkretny, like in the phrase concrete evidence.

Nič v zlom, ale malo to mať nejaký kontext alebo to mal byť vtip? Naozaj sa pýtam

To MUDR MGR ING u nas nie je nutne hovoriť

najviac vyjebaní ludia presne co si davaju zalezat na tom aby ich oslovoval niekto ich bezcennym titulom

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Gracias 🖋️

How do you say @ sign?

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Does she come with the package?

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Very good practice! A couple words I never heard. Drez for kitchen sink (I always heard just umyvadlo). Suteren for basement (I always heard just pivinica). Instead of podkrovie I heard povala.

XD

Ya lubim sloveska

... Hola profe ... de dónde eres ... me gusta tu acento ... !!!

This will probably be me when I first visit.

Сражение на Бела Хора помню.

Keď dáte príklad "D' ako detsko/detský a "T" ako telo/stelesnenie, čo sa vyslovuje mäkko, ako "ď " a "ť ", nie je to najštastnejšia voľba slova? Slovenčina je citový a spevavý a tvorivý a harmonický a rozumný jazyk. Dá sa v ňom vyjadriť všetko. Alebo je niečo, čo mu chýba? Preto má najdlhšiu abecedu 46, v porovnani s latinskou abecedou 23 a 64 má šachovnica. A je koreňom slovanských jazykoch. Pred 1 000 rokmi bolo v ňom napísaný Nový Zákon. Vtedy, ešte neexistovali iné Eúropské jazyky.

When you give the example of "D' as child/child and "T" as body/embodiment, which is pronounced softly, like "ď " and "ť ", isn't it the happiest choice of words? Slovak is emotional and singing and creative and harmonious and sensible language. Can it express everything. Or is there something missing? That is why it has the longest alphabet 46, compared to the Latin alphabet 23 and 64 has a checkerboard. And is the root of Slavic languages. 1,000 years ago, the New Testament was written in it. At that time, there were no other European languages.

Once upon a time there was a country named Chekoslovakia , where is this country?

Nice one.

maybe you learn most basic English first and then make nonsense videos about other languages?

Daj sa liečiť ti MUDR

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This is not funny MUDR,Ing ....Kováčová , terrible sense of humor.

Please, can you upload the doc? Thank you!😊

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It's meant as a joke. Not a funny joke. But yes, in the modern ages here are many people studying at college/university. Many people don't do what they really studied before.

Do they study a lot?

Hey, I dont want to criticize, its a nice video, but maybe it will help somebody. First thing I came across was a letter D. You used a word detský, which actually pronounces like ďetský, so really bad example and the translation is childish, not children. (sorry, I mean it in a good way and thanks for the useful video ! :) )

Dakujem Beautiful laugauge Slovak

Thanks for the funny video. Just trying to connect with my ethnicity. From American

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I got lost after the first 2 minutes. You say: "Nouns like Hrdina: Otec, brat, syn, učiteľ, priateľ". But brat, učiteľ and priateľ become bratia, učitelia, priatelia, so they don't use the -ovia form; otec become otcovia (but the e is dropped); syn becomes synovia, which is the only case where the rule really applies. Please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm just trying to understand.

This so funny, thats why I love to be a Slovak👍❤️

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Very nice video!

hi how can i buy the book that teaches slovakian?

I can imagine that how old people speak to new generation 🤣

Thank You for all of your hard work! I am learning a lot, my wife is Slovak and she helps me also but you help me with putting it all together - Keep it up!

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Hey! I’m trying to learn the Slovak language to communicate with friends but I’m finding the grammar very difficult like when to change the end of words and just how to create sentences in general. Could you help?

Hi I was wondering if you guys can offer private one to one Slovak lessons as I want to learn the language to communicate with friends. Grammar is really hard for me and I don’t know how to make sentences and when to change the words in sentences. Please. 😊

Ahoj, I'm not sure, but I feel that slovakian people doesn't use a lot of preposition in their sentences because of directly using declinations, am I right ? So, I feel it's more complicated to understand. I mean, I'm not sure how to traduce the english preposition 'for' in slovak, is it always with 'pre' ? For exemple if I want to say " I'm baking a cake for my friends" can I translate it by " Pečiem koláč pre moje priateľov " or can I just say "Pečiem koláč (x) moje priatel'ov." with accusative (because pre + acc) or do have I to say it with dative "Pečiem koláč (x) mojim priateľom " ? I'm wondering because I've seen an exemple in a song from Marika Gombitova with the sentence "A vtáci na stenách ktorí preč neletia nemo nám spievali :Toto je raj !" so here I translate 'nemo nam spievali' by 'were singing silently FOR us', but nám is dative and not accusative, so I'm a bit confused. So, can someone explains how it works and what's the most naturel way to say it ?

I dont get anything , firt time seeing an slovenian person

Ah yes, a baby water.

I am from India. Thanks for knowing about basic of Slovak

Gracias!!

Gracias y ďakujem 🌸🌺🌷