How to Say “No” in Slovak
In Slovak, the word for “no” is nie. The word nie is used as a particle to express disagreement or negation. It can also function as a noun meaning “a no”.
In Slovak, the word for “no” is nie. The word nie is used as a particle to express disagreement or negation. It can also function as a noun meaning “a no”.
The Slovak word for “aunt” is teta. teta refers to a parent’s sister or sister-in-law.
dobrý večer is the Slovak way to say good evening. dobrý večer is a greeting used specifically during the evening hours.
The English phrase “come here” is translated into Slovak as poď sem.
dedko is the Slovak word for grandpa. dedko is an informal and affectionate noun used to refer to a grandfather.
The English word ‘cat’ is translated into Slovak as mačka. The word is used to refer to the domestic species of cat.
In Slovak, “I love you” can be expressed as ľúbim ťa, milujem ťa, mám ťa rád or mám ťa rada.
The English phrase “how are you” is translated into Slovak as ako sa máš? and ako sa máte?
The Slovak word for welcome is vitajte. The phrase is used as a greeting given upon someone’s arrival.