Why is Slovak Language so difficult to learn? I am struggling! | Slovenské Titulky
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- čas přidán 12. 02. 2021
- Hello guys, in this video I am sharing some of the reasons why Slovak language is such a difficult language to learn.
As you guys may have known already, I have been passively learning the language for more than a year now and I still dont get it! HAHAHA
It is really difficult for me but I am trying my best so I can speak more to Slovak people someday.
I hope you guys will like this video and if you, give it a thumbs up and subscribe my channel :)
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Is Slovak language difficult for you guys? Or are you learning other language as well? Tell me! :)
Hi I have idea for know more Slovakia and slovak language. Look on my site on Facebook.
There is a lot of posts in slovak language. Slovak language is hard for Slovaks. Yes but it is best language on the world.
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@@milospaulovicml3363 ďakujeme 😉😉
i thing that slovak is hard language and im slovak.
I'm Slovak,but yes,Slovak language is very hard,good luck with learning it 👍
Welp- I am from Slovakia so yeah :^ but I am learning 2more languages 1 as everyone EnGlIsH
2at mah school I am learning spanich- it is not that hard bc some word sounds same as in english and slovak-like hospital= in spanich hospital(but u read it like ospital-in spanich u don't read H)
Very interesting that you chose Slovak! We Slovak people don't even realize how difficult it can be to learn such a language, I think we are lucky to have learned it since we were little. But we really hate the Slovak grammar of some. XD Good luck !!!
Ahoj klarisa. Mohla by si spraviť video kde ta na fivery namaľujú ako superhrdinku. A btw úplne s tvojim komentárom súhlasím.
*choose
Klarisa úplne s tebou súhlasím....
cauko klarisa :D #sabinovXlipany
Čo ty tu
Cením že sa snažíš naučiť po slovensky a veľký rešpekt 😉
Ďakujem Jakub 😊
Hmmmm Slovak ok
@@ChasingKimberly Vieš dobre Slovensky
Učí se prakticky Maďarsky tak proto je to těžký 🤣🤣
@@601.JoinAirWing Čo prosím? 😆
Ten pocit, keď Filipínka robí v písanom texte menej chýb ako voliči ľsns.
a ľ vyslovuje lepšie ako pol trnavy
jj XD
Ale mne dosť pomáhal manžel ( Slovák ). 😄
Presne 😁
Xd
Ja viem dobre ľ :D (som vychodňar z Prešova)
POV: Snažíš sa najsť anglický koment ktorý je naozaj z anglicka
problém s mäkčeňmi vyriešiš , keď sa presťahuješ do Trnavy . Tam aj mačka nerobí mňau ale mnau.
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😂😂😂
Super!👍👍👍👍
Pred tebu svíci Slnko a za tebu je cín... všetko tvrdé 😄😄 lokálna kvalitka
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I am Slovak, but I don’t live in Slovakia and so I don’t use my Slovak much and I find it really hard to speak. You are doing well, keep it up! 👍
Thank you Mia 💙💙
Hory - mountains.
Horí - it's burning.
y/i - to je ťažké aj pre Slovákov nie to ešte pre cudzincov 😅.
Je super, že si to robila aj s titulkami :) . Aj tebe to pomôže viac a lepšie sa naučiť náš jazyk.
Ide ti to veľmi dobré fakt slovenský jazyk je ťažký ale výborne like👍
Ďakujem Viktor 😊✌🏽
Ale vážne, o pár mesiacov podľa mňa bude celé v ideí v slovenskom jazyku bez jediného iného slová. 👁️👄👁️
Im native slovak but if you give me 2 tests of same difficulty in slovak and english, I would do better in english, trust me. Slovak grammar is so hard I cannot cope with it even after 30 years :D
hahaha 😂
Don't worry, slovak grammar is hard even for natives! :D
I am from Slovakia, Slovak language is little bit hard to learn for people from other countries but I think you are so good in Slovak :D
Thanks Sona :) I am trying my best :)
Jasné, že je dobrá, lebo CHCE 👈 sa naučiť! To sa cení!!!
@@dedge1191 ano
Aj ja som zo slovenska ☺
Ja tiež!!! 😃🇸🇰🇸🇰
Malý príklad keď mäkčeň mení význam slova: stanica je úplne niečo iné ako šťanica😁
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Perfektný príklad! 😀👍
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@@sinkedoma3370 XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD, dobrý príklad 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
im always looking forward when you posting new video :P great job and as always,the exercise makes master :)
totally agree, thanks Elmond! 😀
Držím palce pri učení, určite to zvládneš :)
Ďakujem pekne 😊🙋🏽♀️
Yes.Slovak language is hard but you are doing great.
Thanks Bodis :)
Simp
Never study grammar when you start with a new language, thats the biggest turnoff for many.
Just learn VOCABULARY.
People will understand even if you dont use the correct form /genitiv, dativ etc/
So forget grammar :),
and when you will have a strong vocabulary you come back and learn a bit of grammar, it will be a lot easier like that.
You are right, I tried learning grammar by myself totally didnt get it, so I stopped :D
@@ChasingKimberly Slovak grammar is often a struggle even for us, native speakers. Don't bother with it for the time being and focus on the ,,spoken” language. Good luck!
I never realized how lucky i am being born In Slovakia and knowing slovak for my whole life i wish you goodluck Xd:D
thanks 👊
No problem!: D
How amazing is to see such appreciation and ultimately respect regardless of how hard it is to learn Slovak. Big thumbs up. As a Slovak living in the UK I seem to realise how difficult it is to even start explaining our language😂 Was fun watching you. Good luck with your journey
Thank you so much Eva! I am glad you had fun watching my video 😉
The Slovak language is really difficult. But you're doing great. ;)
ďakujem 😊😊
Try Czech 😂😂
si super!! 💚 len tak ďalej!!
I'm glad you're learning our language. I'm proud of you!
Thank you Diana! glad you appreciate it 😊
It was a treat to watch this video! Slovak is very close to my native language so I see quite other difficulties while learning it )
Boosting my slovak ego here, thanks for the vid :D
"wings" and "apostrophes" we use instead of double, triple letters as in English.
ch - č
sh - š
zh - ž
j ,g - dž
Here are English words in Slovak transcription:
John - Džon
shield - šíld
chance - čéns
good - gúd
calling - kchólin
wild - uvajld
car - kár
beautiful - bjútiful
try again latter - čraj egen lejter ;-)
etc... most of those sound are present in English too.
Verb timing. In all Slavic languages one word in sentence contain more information. We can omit pronoun and sentence is fully understandable.
For example:
She have come. - (Ona)Prišla.
Thats why is difficult. We omit prouns as they are not nessesery.
Declination of nouns. English uses prepositions. Slovak use endings and prepositions.
1 who? John - Džon
2 from who? from John - od Džona
3 to whom? to John - Džonovi
4 who am I see? John - Džona
5 n/a - salutation
6 about who? about John - o Džonovi
7 with who? with John - s Džonom
wow! Are you a Language teacher? You are good! Thanks for a thorough explanation 😉
@@ChasingKimberly no, Im not language teacher. I have just described a few observations. I had to teach my kids English. Our school system has been Americanized and is not systematic or effective.
@@ChasingKimberly in English is transcriptiom random. They are no strict rules. Handkerchief - henkečíf, garage - geráž.. Georgia - Džódža... Do you see? sometimes is "G" pronounced as "g", sometimes as "dž", sometimes as "ž". You will not find such insidiousness in Slovak... ;-)
Ingliš šud júz slovák transkripšn, it vud bí mač beter.
Super-nápad napísať anglické slová v slovenskom prepise. Myslím, že toto Kim (i ďalším) ľuďom dosť pomôže. 👍
Its really nice that you want to learn our language. I cant even imagine how difficult is to learn all the stuff of Slovak for people from other countries. Big respect, Kimberly!
Ide ti to super, veľa šťastia pri učení slovenčiny :)
Thank you so much!! 💚💚
Ahoj 🇸🇰 I must say I had great time watching your Chanel 😊 doing great job at it . Currently living in Thailand and missing everything about Slovakia . You put smile on my face ... thank you for that . Best wishes from Thailand stay safe
Ahoj Adam! Glad my video reached you in Thailand! Im missing the tropical climate! I am glad you enjoyed my video, thanks a lot for watching 😀
Sending love from Czechia!! ❤️❤️
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Omg super video👏🥺💕tie titulky sú tam tiež super🥰horí znamená -burning(aspoň tak mi to preložilo na googli 😂,no ja zasa neviem angličtinu😂)a zlepšuješ sa👏❤️len tak ďalej!💙
Ďakujem 💚💚💚😊🙋🏽♀️
Horí - something is burning :D si veľmi šikovná! veľa šťastia pri učení nášho jazyka :) !
Ďakujem pekne 💚💚💚
Slovak must be crazy to learn - especially if you're not a native speaker, so great job :)
I just have one note: the pronunciation of Ľ sort of varies depending on the region, and if you want to speak "correctly" - according to the central Slovakia accent or whatever - then yes, you have to pronounce the mäkčeň. However, I'm from Bratislava, and basically in Western Slovakia we simply don't bother and pronounce it as normal L. So you can totally fit in here if you don't mind the mäkčeň on Ľ - one less thing to worry about imo; that is if you choose to use a western Slovak accent.
totaly agree with Tatiana. forget abou Ľ. Pronounce it as a normal L. If you try to say it correctly it actually sounds weird. ;-), say lalia rather than lialia. Even native speakers do not use Ľ very often. Maybe you should more think about "hlásky" and how to put hlásky toghether to pronounce a word. if you got it, it will be much easier to pronounce correctly.
Thanks a lot!! I appreciate your encouragement and tips! I will do it 😉
Hey Kim! Thank you for this video! 🙂 I love your examples, because im living in Austria and I try to learn my partner slovak, but sometimes is really big demotivation of those reasons, that u mentioned in video 😄 maybe some tipps for u: try to speak ť like t + j (jot like in german- not like džej 😃) - it really helps, because when u try to speak really fast, u have nearly the same sound like ť (its more effective than tie)😅 the next is practicing soft and hard sounds of letters (in english u have also some soft sound of letters - e.g. breath - you say soft f instead of TH) - my partner heard by your talking that u make small difference between e.g. letter P (hard) and letter B (soft), I think your husband know what im talking about (u can ask him for more info) 🙃 just keep going girl!! I wish u the best 🥰
I loved your video.great job in pronunciation.. I know Slovak may be difficult to learn but I love your enthusiasm..keep it going
Thank you so much Zuzana :)
Perfektne video, dobe som sa nasmial :) ani som si nemyslel ze ten nas jazyk je tak tazky.
😊 Ďakujem 🙋🏽♀️
Si zlatá. Ide ti to výborne ❤
Ďakujem 💚💚💚
You are very good at Slovak :D i AM so happy your channel growing up :D and Its very hard learn Slovak and you are very good at it :D thx for very nice video like every time :D and i AM happy i find your channel :D
Thank you so much for supporting me and my channel! I appreciate it a lot, Im glad you are liking my videos :)
I like so much how early you are :D and i like how you write under comments :D
Dobrá si,. Len tak ďalej :) Horí znamená burning.
Ďakujem 😊👍🏽
Si super 💪 pokračuj v tom ďalej :)
Čučoriedka ;)
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Ide ti to výborne Slovenský jazyk je dosť ťažký nice 🤩👍🇸🇰
Ďakujem 💚🙋🏽♀️
Now imagine having a Slovak class in school which is hard even for us
I can imagine totally 😂
Ide ti to super len tak ďalej!😄❤️
Ďakujem Barbora 💚💚💚
Ide ti to super! Držím palce a nech tu stretneš veľa veselých a príjemných ľudí 😊
Ďakujem Blanka 💚💚💚
You're doing fine ! It takes years to become really profficient enough in another language, especially a wholly different one than Tagalog or English. The "mäkčeň" means literally "softener" - pretty much its exact function, since it softens the consonants it's used on. :-)
Thank you! 😁
U are better in it now..big respect from me...
It's great to see something about Slovakia. I found you a few days ago. Your struggle reminded me how my brother had to learn Slovak. Tbh, your pronunciation is great.
Do toho, ide ti to dobre! 😉
P. S: I'm Slovak Chinese
Ďakujem Janka 😊💚💚💚
Hi. It is so nice to see that someone is trying to lear speak Slovak ☺️ thank you. I have to say you are great at it keep learning. Your first DOĽAVA in the video was so good. I think best doľava in this video 😁
Thanks a lot Elis :)
you are fab..loved this...yes Slovak has got some fun words..lol...being native Slovak never thought of it...thank you...fun.....good luck learning! X
Thanks Jana 😉
Thank you very much for the video. ♥️
A lot of fun, as always. 👍
I don't find Slovak difficult since I was born in Slovakia. It might seem difficult for foreigners, though.
Inflection is a challenge, one word with so many possible forms. It will take some time before you get into it.
But there's a HUGE improvement in your pronunciation! 👍
You are lucky! You speak one of the hardest language to learn :) Way to go!
@@ChasingKimberly ♥️
@@ChasingKimberly Remember, once you speak Slovak, you'll understand most of Czech language as well.
And basics are common for Slavic languages. But Slovak and Czech are closest to each other.
Its pretty good. Hrozne sa na tom bavím 🤩 paráda 💪💪💪
Ďakujem 😎
You've done a good job here, explaining the difficulties of the Slovak language... :-) Keep up the good work... the language will get easier in time... :-)
Thank you so much 😉
Ľ is pronounced like L, but you need to press larger area of your tongue against the palate.
Even if slovak is difficult language i think you are doing very well :) good luck Kimberly
Thank you Zuzka 💙
You are so cool with Slovakia speaking mutch love for you.💚
so happy that i´d found you, like literally i´ve been struggling with the slovak for several months and dont´feel like there is any progress, but listening you is so refreshing
Haha! I'm glad you can relate! But all I can say is, it will get easier so dont worry about it 😉😉
You're doing very well 💕
d'akujem Janka :)
Ide ti to skvele! Si "jednotka" :) Ja som sa pokusil naucit v praci par kolegov - brazilcov nejake slova v slovencine a jedine, co som dokazal do nich navrtat bolo "dobre rano" :)
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I think U're doing it great. I'm watching your vieos about 2 months and your progress is phenomenal. I totaly agree with U, if U want to live in another coutry is good to know their language :)
Thanks so much Miloš for your support, appreciate it a lot 💙
Big respect for your efforts to learn, determination and results as well.
thanks Martin 😊😊
Ide ti to veľmi dobre❤, máš pravdu že je to veľmi ťažký jazyk a som rada že sa ho nemusím učiť a s tou výslovnostou sa netráp, Slovák ťa pochopí aj keď to povieš inak. Držím palce.🥰
Ďakujem 💚
Nestresuj sa. Mnoho slovakov nevie poriadne svoj rodny jazyk :D
Vážne? Tak to žijem v časti kde všetci rozprávajú dobre (alebo vychodňársky)
Máš pravdu no
DonaldTheGreat
Hlavne gramatiku
@Kontrafaksk presne jak ty
Si užastná a obdivujem ťa 👏len tak ďalej 🙏❤️
Ďakujem pekne 😊💚🙋🏽♀️
Ide ti to veľmi dobre:)Mimochodom-máš nádherné vlasy!
Ďakujem pekne Monika 💚😊💇🏽♀️
A tip for promunciation of Ľ: pronounce it as regular L. Many Slovaks don't pronounce Ľ correctly themselves, and for example instead of "Ľúbim ťa" (I love you) they say "Lúbim ťa", which means the same thing, but it's not gramatically correct in punctuation. Or the word "Ľad" (ice), where I live we just say "Lad". Or adjective "Ľadový" (icy) is pronounced as "Ladový".
It's so especially in the western and southern parts of Slovakia. From my experience the more to the north you go, the more Ľ you will hear. It's actually very common and natural to say Ľ only to make Czechs mad when we force them to say the word "guľôčka".
So don't worry about Ľ at all and just say L.
Totally agree with you, it's important to make the effort and learn the local language.
Most of the locals really appritiate people who are making an effort to learn their language, it is much easier this way to be a part of the community and not feel isolated in the country
Very well said, could not agree more! Thanks for watching my videos :)
I totally agree. If you live somewhere for more than say, half a year, not at least trying to at least learn the most basic stuff, is not only kinda stupid and impractical, but also ...ignorant, at the very least, but I would even say it's somewhat rude.
Deffinitely. I am living in Denmark and learning their hard language. People here appreciate it only if I say everything 100% correct, especially pronunciation makes a huge difference for them. But since I found some danish friends at work, it is easier to talk a bit and improve little by little :)
@@SopranoHanzen this is a stupid thing, though, how some cultures have this mentality when they appreciate it only if you get it 100% correct, and get offended when you get something wrong (i've heard french are like that?), many language teachers in state-funded schools in my country are like that, and it creates a huuuge psychological block towards using a language and thus progressing in it...
@@MidnightSt unfortunately Danes are very sensitive about their language and as they do not pronounce All the letters and they have 18 different sounds for vawels they Can not understand you if you say something vety different, Then they switch to english. and they are not patient enough to wait until you say a sentence slowly, especially in Copenhagen where the life goes fast. :D. And the same thing is in Slovakia, but at least Slovaks always try to help you and understand your effort to talk. The only way to learn it is to talk and make mistakes. Since I have found some nice danish friends, it is getting better with my danish :D
Ahoj 🙋♂️
12:05 Horí znamená burning 🔥 😉
Veľmi ti to ide! Len tak ďalej👏
Keep up good work 🤗
Thanks Palo 😉😉
You made me smile. Reminds me a bit of school days. Don't worry. After 5 beers we speak as well as you do :-)
Hahaha thank you! Glad you are liking my videos 😉
2 beers and 2 borovickas and you'll be switching between accents 😁 you're doing great 👍🏻 I've never realised how difficult the Slovak language is to learn .
Zaujímavý pohľad na slovenčinu očami cudzinca. Netušil som že pre cudzincov je slovenčina taká ťažká i keď som vedel že ťažká pre nich bude najmä v skloňovaní.
Thank you Michal, I am glad you are enjoying my video! I hope you will keep watching more 😏
Ide ti to veľmi dobre❤️ držím palce a rešpekt že si sa dala na taký ťažký jazyk☺️💪🏼
Ďakujem pekne 💚🙋🏽♀️
native slovak speaker here, you can seperate the word to make it easier so instead of "dol´ava" you can say "do-l´a-va" it's a way kids learn longer words but when the words are complicated I use it too.
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funny thing happened in my english class. We were wrighting biography and my classmate Samo (there are a lot of Samos) wrote something along the lines of "they lived in Kremnickej Bani" and this 'word bending' is captured in diferent charts depending if it is a noun, adjective, pronoun, verb or number
ps, I love your acent
i completely agree with your opinion.. if i woudl live in foreign country for long time i would try to learn that language ofc :)
Veľmi pekné video , som rád že aspoň niekto má o nás záujem ❤️
Ďakujem 😊💚🙋🏽♀️
@@ChasingKimberly aj ja ďakujem , dávam odber
You are really good in Slovak, keep going🙂
Ahoj Kimberly! :) You´re brave that you wanna learn slovak, haha. I believe, it has to be so hard! But keep going, you are good in it. I have just little "zlepšovák" for you - tool to help you make learning easier, .. I live in west SK, not far from Bratislava.. and we never use the letter - ľ - => u will never need it in the west part :D I have never ever said " doľava" in my life, i say dolava. It ´s hard even for me to say that letter :D
Haha yes I have been told many times I dont need the l' :D and I am gladly following it now! Thanks Petra :)
Wow ďakujeme za slovenské titulky ani nevieš ako to pomôže ❤️💬🌸😍
Nie je za čo 😉💚
You are so brave that u are learning our language 👍 keep going I wish you luck😊🇸🇰
Thank you Terézia 😊😊
A prajem ti veľa šťastia v ďalších videách 💞
Ďakujem 💚🙋🏽♀️
som rád že sa aspoň niekdo uči z inej krajini slovenčinu :)
I am glad that at least someone is learning Slovak from another country :)
thank you 😉
Máte celkom pozoruhodny vzťah nielen k slovenčine ale aj k slov, gastronómii držím palce ste veľmi pozitívne žieňa a to sa cení vsedko dobre prajem pekný deň,,,
Ďakujem , aj ja prajem pekný deň.
you are doing so well ☺️ As a native speaker I can tell you, that you are really doing great work :) The Slovakian language is really hard for someone who didn't grew up with It. It totally respect you!
Thank you Darina :)
Vždy ma zaujímalo ako našu reč vnímajú ľudia z iných častí sveta. Tvoje videá sa mi veľmi páčia. Ide ti to super! Slovenčina nie je ťažká len treba vedieť ako na ňu. Určite v tom pokračuj! :)
Ďakujem pekne budem pokračovať 😉💚🙋🏽♀️
Well, Ľudovít Štúr was bored, so he thought, why not make the lifes of slovak elementary school students a living hell.
The 'Y' grammar is truly, a living hell. I still get 3 from slovak at school...
Not really Štúr's fault, more like Hattala, see sk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hod%C5%BEovsko-hattalovsk%C3%A1_jazykov%C3%A1_reforma
As a Czech speaker, if you find Slovak difficult, try Czech language. It is a little easier with that "de, te, ne" have always a wedge above if you need to soften it, and we soften less. On other hand, we have "ř" with words like "řeřicha". 🙂
Girl you are hilarious! Your pronunciation is really great ;) It may look like it is hard to learn but when you want something really hard you can do whatever you want. Cross fingers :) anyway you did great job so far with you Slovak :)
Thank you so much Patricia 💚💚
Máš veľmi peknú tvorbu 🥰 a páči sa mi ako rozprávaš po slovensky
Ďakujem Emča 😊 💚
Even some Slovaks do not speak Slovak properly (or write correctly)....You're really good, I like to see your progress...Keep up the good work
Thanks Kornel! 😀😀
We have a lot of pronounciation cause we can expres or describe things totaly,absolutely, exactly
Hi Kim, love your videos!keep it up! hope to meet you soon in Bratislava!
Thanks a lot Ms. Sharon 💚
Darí sa ti veľmi dobre! Som veľmi rada že si sa presťahovala práve na Slovensko a že sa snažíš naučiť náš rodný jazyk ☺️
Ďakujem Aneta 💚💚💚
Já jsem Češka a pro mě je slovenština lehká, protože je podobná češtině. Ale je pravda, že čeština i slovenština jsou opravdu těžké jazyky na naučení. Hodně štěstí!
[I am Czech and for me is Slovak language easy, because it's like Czech. But it's true, that Czech and Slovak language are really difficult to learn. Good luck!]
Ďakujem 😉✌🏽
You are so funny and sympatic. You speak very nice slovak 👍
Thank you Veronika 💙
klobúk dole, snaha sa cení, ide ti to, držím palce :)
Ďakujem Lubo 😊🙋🏽♀️
Velmi mile video, vela stastia na Slovensku. Very cute video, good luck in Slovakia. 😊
Ďakujem pekne 😊
MIla zlata Kim kazdy jazyk ma svoje specifika a je to o to len drilovat a drilovat . Velmi sa mi paci tvoj nazor ze ked zijes na Slovensku treba sa ucit nas jazyk. Ja tiez ked so mzila v Rakusku a v Nemecku pochopila som ze ked sa chcem zaclenit medzi spolocnost je to hlavne o jazyku ktrory bol pre mna tiez tazky Nemci maju zase artikle a desat minulych casov atd,,, je to len a len o ucen ia hlavne hovorit so Slovakom ty mas manzela a ten ta moze opravovat . Drzim tipalce ty to das si inteligenta baba a Slovak Danko si dobre vybral manzelku do zivota a dakujem za tvoje dakujem :-)
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Parádne video 🙂
Ďakujem 😎
Girl, you are so good in the slovak language 👏 Very well, you could be proud to yourself 😉👍
Thanks so much Ružena 💚💚
amazing :) your " dobry den " is even better then my ! :D
haha thank you 😉😉
If you struggle with the pronunciation of Ľ, this way might help you: don't touch the roof of your mouth by the point of your tongue (like we do when we pronounce L). Touch it either by the up or bottom side of your tongue and then say L.