When introducing yourself in Slovak, you might want to talk about where you’re from and which languages you speak. Slovak names of countries and languages are quite similar and sometimes even identical to English, so you shouldn’t have too much trouble with this lesson.

This lesson is part of the chapter “Learning Slovak“.

Basic Words & Phrases: Countries & Languages

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America

EnglishSlovakPronunciation
(Audio)
AmericaAmerika
American languageamerický jazyk
in American (English)v americkom (angličtine)
from Americaz ameriky
American (Person from America)američan
American (Adjective relating to America, e.g. American food)americký

Austria

EnglishSlovakPronunciation
(Audio)
AustriaRakúsko
Austrian languagerakúsky jazyk
in Austrianv rakúsku
from Austriaz rakúska
Austrian (Person from Austria)rakúšan
Austrian (Adjective relating to Austria, e.g. Austrian food)rakúsky

England

EnglishSlovakPronunciation
(Audio)
EnglandAnglicko
English languageanglický jazyk
in Englishv angličtine
from Englandz anglicka
English (Person from England) / Englishmanangličtina
angličan
English (Adjective relating to England, e.g. English food)angličtina

France

EnglishSlovakPronunciation
(Audio)
FranceFrancúzsko
French languagefrancúzsky jazyk
in Frenchfrancuzsky
from Francez francúzska
French (Person from France) / Frenchmanfrancúz
French (Adjective relating to France, e.g. French food)francúzsky

Germany

EnglishSlovakPronunciation
(Audio)
GermanyNemecko
German languagenemecký jazyk
in Germanv nemecku
from Germanyz nemecka
German (Person from Germany)nemec
German (Adjective relating to Germany, e.g. German food)nemecký

Italy

EnglishSlovakPronunciation
(Audio)
ItalyTaliansko
Italian languagetaliansky jazyk
in Italianv taliančine
from Italyz talianska
Italian (Person from Italy)talian
Italian (Adjective relating to Italy, e.g. Italian food)taliansky

Poland

EnglishSlovakPronunciation
(Audio)
PolandPoľsko
Polish languagepoľský jazyk
in Polishv poľštine
from Polandz poľska
Polish (Person from Poland)poliak
Polish (Adjective relating to Poland, e.g. Polish food)poľský

Russia

EnglishSlovakPronunciation
(Audio)
RussiaRusko
Russian languageruský jazyk
in Russianv ruštine
from Russiaz ruska
Russian (Person from Russia)rus
Russian (Adjective relating to Russia, e.g. Russian food)ruský

Spain

EnglishSlovakPronunciation
(Audio)
SpainŠpanielsko
Spanish languagešpanielský jazyk
in Spanishv španielčine
from Spainzo španielska
Spanish (Person from Spain) / Spaniardšpaniel
Spanish (Adjective relating to Spain, e.g. Spanish food)španielsky

Switzerland

EnglishSlovakPronunciation
(Audio)
SwitzerlandŠvajčiarsko
Swiss languagešvajčiarsky jazyk
in Swissvo švajčiarskom
from Switzerlandzo švajčiarska
Swiss (Person from Switzerland)švajčiarsky
Swiss (Adjective relating to Switzerland, e.g. Swiss food)švajčiarsky

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