How to Say “Good Luck” in Slovak
The English phrase “good luck” is translated into Slovak as veľa šťastia. veľa šťastia is used to wish fortune upon someone or to provide encouragement.
The English phrase “good luck” is translated into Slovak as veľa šťastia. veľa šťastia is used to wish fortune upon someone or to provide encouragement.
The English phrase “have a safe trip” is translated into Slovak as Šťastnú cestu.
The English phrase “toilet” can be translated into Czech as záchod, záchodová mísa or toaleta.
The English phrase “gluten free” is expressed in Czech as bezlepkový.
The English phrase blue is translated into Czech as modrý. The adjective modrý is used to describe something that is blue-coloured.
The English phrase “okay” can be translated into Slovak as v poriadku.
The Slovak way to say ‘god bless you’ when someone sneezes is na zdravie. In Slovak, when someone sneezes, the standard response is na zdravie.
The English word grandmother is translated into Slovak as babka. babka is a noun used to refer to the mother of someone’s parent.
The Czech word for grandpa is dědeček. Both terms are used to refer to a grandfather, but they carry different nuances of affection and social distance.
The English word “smoke” can be translated into Czech as kouř or dým.