I’m planning a trip to Slovakia this summer! I love the pictures of the country, and I love what looks to be a wholesome culture. I want to marry a Slovak girl, where small town or big city should I visit? 🤔🐒
Wish you the best trip! 😊 and good luck in finding your future Slovak wife 😊 I love Trnava, Bojnice and Trenčín, they are not that big, but are beautiful 🥰 and big cities like Bratislava and Košice are good idea for trip also :)
I always thought that "Maj sa" is closely related to the expression "Ako sa Mas," so I thought it would be similar to our American expression "Take care," which we also use as a "parting" greeting when we are leaving the company of another person or persons.
Can you please show various greetings that we might use in email or text messages in terms of formal to informal. For example -- S pozdravom (very formal?), Pekny den prajem, pekny den/vikend/vecer, maj sa, ahoj, Cau etc. Once I used "Maj sa" as a goodbye greeting in an email message to a Slovak whom I knew, but not that well. She corrected me, saying that I should not use "Maj sa" in that situation, but should instead use "Pekny den." D'akujem!
Thank you so much for this video. It's so helpful for me to learn slovak
I am so happy to hear that! ♥ thank you for watching :)
And I Am always keep waiting for your next video
Great! teaching,thanks🙏
thank you so much ♥ it means a lot!
Nice Video...!!!
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Thank you! ❤
I’m planning a trip to Slovakia this summer! I love the pictures of the country, and I love what looks to be a wholesome culture. I want to marry a Slovak girl, where small town or big city should I visit? 🤔🐒
Wish you the best trip! 😊 and good luck in finding your future Slovak wife 😊 I love Trnava, Bojnice and Trenčín, they are not that big, but are beautiful 🥰 and big cities like Bratislava and Košice are good idea for trip also :)
Thanks mam
what would be the most non-formal greeting you know? something like whats shakin bacon?
I sometimes use čauko kakauko and you can translate it in English "hi hot chocolate" :D
@@SlovakGirlTami I should try this🤣🤣🤣
@@АндрейМарчук-п6п haha yeah you should :D
I always thought that "Maj sa" is closely related to the expression "Ako sa Mas," so I thought it would be similar to our American expression "Take care," which we also use as a "parting" greeting when we are leaving the company of another person or persons.
Yes I would say that too. You are right about that Dennis :)
Can you please show various greetings that we might use in email or text messages in terms of formal to informal. For example -- S pozdravom (very formal?), Pekny den prajem, pekny den/vikend/vecer, maj sa, ahoj, Cau etc. Once I used "Maj sa" as a goodbye greeting in an email message to a Slovak whom I knew, but not that well. She corrected me, saying that I should not use "Maj sa" in that situation, but should instead use "Pekny den." D'akujem!
I had previously learned that Ahoj and Ahojte should only be used "informally." You said it can also be used formally? I didn't know this.
People nowadays use it more frequently, but for formal conversation I personally always use Dobrý deň :)
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