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Signs
VstupEntrance VchodExit OtvorenOpen ZatvorenClosed UlicaStreet (abbrev. ul.) (OOH-lee-tsaa) NamestieSquare (abbrev. nam.) (NAAM-s-t-ah) CestaRoad (CASS-taa) InformcieInformation (INFOR-maah-tsee-ah) (Hranicna) kontrola (Border) check (CONTROL-aa) VelvyslanectvoEmbassy (WELL-viss-laan-atstwoh) ZakzanProhibited CloDuty (TSS-loh) PolciaPolice (POH-leetsee-aah)
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ptnsfifteen estnssixteen sedemnsseventeen osemnseighteen devtnsnineteen dvadsatwenty (DWADsatu) dvadsa jedentwentyone (DWAD-sat-yahdan) dvadsa dvatwenty-two tridsathirty (TREE-DEHsee-ahtu) tyridsaforty (SHTEEree-DEH-see-ahtu) patdesiatfifty (PAE-ttDEH-see-ahtt) esdesiatsixty (SHEHStt-DEH-see-ahtt) sedemdesiatseventy (SEH-dehm-DEH-seeahtt) osemdesiateighty (OHsehm-DEH-see-ahtt) devdesiatninety (DEHvaett-DEH-see-ahtt) stohundred (stoh) dvestotwo hundred (DVE-sto) pstofive hundred (PAEtt-sto) tiscthousand (TEE-seets) dvetisctwo thousand p tiscfive thousand desa tiscten thousand milinmillion milirdabillion
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Days of Week
PondelokMonday (POHNdeh-lok) UtorokTuesday (OO-torohk / UUH-toh-rock) StredaWednesday (STREH-dah / STRADaah) tvrtokThursday (SHTVR-tohk / SHTWR-tock) PiatokFriday (PYAH-tok / PEE-at-ock) SobotaSaturday (SOHbuh-tah / SOH-bottah) NedeaSunday (NEHdeh-lyah / NEH-dehlah) VkendWeekend jeden deone day dva dnitwo days tri dnithree days
Kedy?When? Dopoludnia.In the morning. (DOH-polood-nyah) Popoludn.In the afternoon. (POH-polood-neee) Veer.In the evening. (VEH-chehr) DnesToday (dnehs) Dnes veerTonight (dnehs VEH-chehr) ZajtraTomorrow (ZAYtrah) VeraYesterday (VCHEHrah) DeDay TdeWeek (TEEZHdeh) MesiacMonth RokYear tiscdevsto devdesiatdev 1999 (when giving the year of say birth)
Months of Year
JanurJanuary (YAHnwaahr) FebrurFebruary (FEHbrwaahr) MarecMarch (MAH-rehts) AprlApril (AH-preeel) MjMay (MAAH_ee) JnJune (yoon) JlJuly (yool) AugustAugust (OWgoost) SeptemberSeptember (sehp-TEHM-behr) OktberOctober (ohkTOHH-behr) NovemberNovember (noh-VEHM-behr) DecemberDecember (deht-ZEHM-behr)
Seasons
LetoSummer (LEH-toh) JeseAutumn (YEH-sehnyuh) ZimaWinter (ZEE-mah) JarSpring (yahr)
Paperwork
MenoName NrodnosNationality Dtum narodeniaDate of birth Miesto narodeniaPlace of birth PohlavieGender
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Colours
iernablack (CHEE_ehrnah) modrblue (MOH-drah) hnedbrown (HNEH-daa) zelengreen (ZEH-lehnaa) oranovorange (OHRAHN-zhoh-vaa) ruovpink (ROO-zhohvaa) nachovpurple (NAHkoh-vaa) ervenred (CHEHR-vehnaa) bielawhite (BEE_eh-lah) ltyellow (ZHUL-taa)
Directions
Kde je..?Where is? (kdeh yeh?) Kadia?Which way? Mete mi ukza ? Can you show me ? Chote rovno.Go straight ahead. Zabote do ava / prava. Turn left / right. Stop! / Stojte!Stop! Na rohu.At the corner. ZaBehind PredIn front of alekoFar BlzkoClose SeverNorth JuhSouth
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Taxis
Mete ma zavies do? Can you take me to? (mwoh-ZHEH-teh mah zah-VEE-ehs-too doh?) Zaveste ma prosm do Please take me to (zah-VEHS-teh mah PROH-seeem doh) Koko to bude st do? How much does it cost to go to? (KOHhelh-koh toh BOO-deh staa-too doh) A po najbli roh, prosm.The next corner, please. (ahzh poh nahj-BLEEZHsheee roh, PROHseeem) Zastavte tu, prosm. Stop here, please. (zahs-TAHV-teh too, PROH-seeem)
Reservation
Chcel by som si rezervova Id like to book DtumDate OdFrom (date) DoTo (date) Kreditn kartaCredit card sloNumber CenaPrice Prosm o potvrdenie. Please confirm.
In the street
Pomoc!Help! (POH-mots!) Potrebujem pomocI need help. (POH-tre-booyehm POH-mots!)
Mete mi prosm pomct?Can you help me, please? (mwoh-ZHEH-teh mi PROH-seeem POHmwohtst?)
Language Difficulties
Prepte, hovorte po anglicky?Excuse me, do you speak English? (PREH-paach-
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Eating Out
RetaurciaRestaurant (RESH-tau-raat-seeaah) Cafe / KaviarenCafe (KAA-v-are-n) Vinaren / ViechaWinetavern (WEEN-are-n) JedloMeal (YAAD-loh) Jedlny listokMenu (YEDD-aal-nee LEEtock) Mte jedalny listok v anglitine?Do you have a menu in English?
FruitOvocie
bannbanana broskyapeach citrnlemon hroznograpes hrukapear jablkoapple marhuaapricot pomaranorqange erenecherry vodn melnwater melon ananspineapple mrkvacarrot uhorkacucumber
Vegetables Zelenina
brokolicabroccoli zemiakypotatoes cibuaonion cesnakgarlic huby, ampiny mushrooms hrachpeas karfiolcauliflower paradajkatomato pentspinach kapustacabbage paprikacapsicum / pepper altsalad
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Diphthongs
ialike 'i' in "lit" and 'a' in "above"; ielike 'i' in "bit" and 'e' in "energy"; iulike 'i' in "it" and 'oo' in "took"; like 'wo' in "won";
qlike 'q' in "quest" rlike spanish 'r' in "rico" (slightly trilled) like spanish 'rr' in "carro" (longer trilled) slike 's' in "son" like 'sh' in "fish" tlike 't' in "hot" like 'tu' in "tune" vlike 'v' in "van" wlike 'w' in "wasp" xlike 'ks' in "bricks" zlike 'z' in "zero" like 'su' in "pleasure"
Consonants
blike 'b' in "baby" clike 'ts' in "bets" like 'ch' in "church" dlike 'd' in "day" like 'd' in "dew" DZlike 'zz' in Italian "azzuro" Dlike 'j' in "juice" flike 'f' in "fine" glike 'g' in "game" (hard 'g' sound) hlike 'h' in "hot", regardless of its position in the word; CHrasping 'ch' sound as the spanish Juan or "rojo" a gargled sound; jlike 'y' in "yes" klike 'k' in "kick" llike 'l' in "luck" (hold this l a little longer); seldom used Like the spanish 'el' or like 'el' in "element" mlike 'm' in "moon" nlike 'n' in "nine" like 'ni' in "onion" or the spanish '' in "seor"; like 'wa' in "want" plike 'p' in "paper"
Short Vowels
alike 'a' in "amigo" (short 'a' sound) like 'ae' in "aerial" elike 'e' in "bet" ilike 'i' in "hit" (short 'i' sound) olike 'o' in "sport" ulike 'u' in "book" ylike 'y' in "city"
Notes on Gender
The Slovak language has many inflexions, where words have several forms according to differing endings. And, the language has three genders, masculine, feminine, and neuter. Persons, objects, animals and plants, etc. are all distinguished by gender. Different adjective endings are used for each gender. Masculine uses the ending, - Feminine uses the ending, - Neuter uses the ending, -.
Long Vowels
like 'a' in "far" (long 'a' sound) like '' in "fianc" (long '' sound) like 'ee' in "see" (long 'i' sound) like 'oo' in "door" (long 'o' sound) like 'u' in "full" (long 'u' sound) like 'ee' in "weep" (long 'y' sound)
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Second person plural YOU In the second person plural (VY) all verbs end in -te. Third person pluralTHEY, THEY In the third person plural (ONI, ONY) all verbs end in -, -j or -ia.
volavolaj niesnies
pracovapracuj
Apart from different endings, other minor changes may occur in the word root, such as: (i -> , a -> . Note: In the Slovak language, the subject (if expressed by a pronoun) may or may not be expressed: Som Zuzana. / Ja som Zuzana. Bva v Bratislave. / Ty bva v Bratislave. Both forms are correct. The second form is often used to put stress on the subject: JA bvam v Bratislave, TY v Trnave.
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br-al chud-ol chyt-al es-al hyn-ul kri-al nies-ol prac-oval rob-il rozum-el tr-el vid-el a-l u-l
-ujeme -ujete -me -ieme -ieme -me -eme -eme -te -iete -iete -te -ete -ete
rozum-ie rozum-iem -ie tr-ie vid-ie -a u- tr-iem vid-m n-em u-j-em -ie - -e -e
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aah aahh aeh beh tseh ch deh dj dz dg air ehr ef geh hhaa
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hka iee iea yeh kah el dl-hela elyah em en nyea oh oeh woh peh k-veh
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ehrr dl-helehrr es esh teh tche oow oouh veh dvoyta -veh ix ipsilon eee zedt zzuh
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