Slovak Consonants! | Basic Slovak Lesson 2 | Slovak With Sam

[@nujabesjd8171]

My god this guy was the perfect slovak teacher, a pity he stopped doing videos - any tips for pronouncing t' better, above all at the end of words?

[@fdeexvgesxfg]

Your voice changed so much! Thank you for your lessons❤

[@averyarisman2957]

Hello, i am a native English speaker but i am learning Slovak because of my prominent Slovakian heritage. it has helped me tremendously to learn from a native Slovak speaker! i am really enjoying this series and it is generally easy to follow. Dakujem!

[@paulyou4629]

Thank you for this video. I am visiting Slovakia next year for research and this is immensely helpful.

[@luzgarzacervantes116]

Thank you sooo much! These lesssons are really helpful:)

[@valhallas]

Thank you so much for explaining the "de te ne le" concept. I was struggling to find a pattern in which sounds get palatalised and which don't. Now it makes perfect sense!

[@sitataylor2023]

Thank you, for having these lessons, I am really looking forward to learning to speak Slovak

[@mhdasermhd572]

Thank you so much for teaching us Slovak language. Yes I don't speak English language good but I learning from you very good . Thank you so much 🌹

[@domjarvis]

Thanks for the video, I met a beautiful Slovakian žena and I am trying to impress her. Your videos really help

[@teresaclofent5154]

It's fantastic. D'akujem!

[@pamhauser8712]

I am Canadian with no background in languages. Slovak has been hard to learn. Thank you for your videos. Fingers crossed your lessons stick 😊

[@citychris3215]

Awesome video! This was very helpful. What dialect do you speak that the "le" and "li" sounds are not softened?

[@memoriesadrift]

It's the Bratislava dialect. Some other dialects don't soften other pairs (or any at all) - regions like Záhorie or Trnava

[@radkastofanakova5453]

Vďaka za tieto videá, sú veľmi helpful. Priateľ sa pomaly ale isto začína učiť Slovenčinu.

[@memoriesadrift]

To ma veľmi teší! Prajem mu veľa šťastia a vytrvalosti :)

[@altan.neptonioluca]

Keep it up! Hope best materials is coming up! Edited : I like folk tales, so maybe you may provide any in Slovak!

[@memoriesadrift]

There's a large database of Slovak folk/national literature provided by the SME newspaper over here: zlatyfond.sme.sk/ If I were to cover them, I would probably read them out with text in both English and Slovak. Might do so in the future :)

[@heyhey0012]

thank you😊

[@ragedinah4610]

U r dope! Thx sooo much!

[@Tiago-pl2ns]

Ahoj, how can i found that ''i'' and ''y'' words that have the same sound.

[@memoriesadrift]

Just a feature of the language! i and y are used to represent the same sound in different contexts in writing, especially depending on the consonants around them.

[@MatthewBallek]

Thank you!!!!

[@MatthewBallek]

I'm Slovak Canadian and trying to learn!

[@emirkaramoldoev9701]

In Russian or Polish it's more easier to see the difference between mi and my because of ы sound 😊

[@hanaurbanova1348]

Ja som si až pri týchto videách uvedomila, aké je ťažké učiť sa slovenčinu 🤣

[@chernikot6570]

Do you also speak Russian?

[@Majo_9]

oh im slovak

[@jozefvallasek4343]

De te ne le di ti ni li do Trnavy zablúdili :)