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Try ahoj ďakujem prosím áno nie

2989 dictionary entries

3 lesson tracks

21 reference topics

Phrase

Take a phrase apart

Dobrý gooddeň. dayAko howsa -selfmáte? you have

Good day. How are you?

Word for word, Slovak asks how you have yourself. That small sa points the verb mať, to have, back at the person you are speaking to, and the -te ending keeps the question polite, which is what you want with anyone you have only just met.

Use it in the greeting lesson

Lessons

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Every track opens with a short conversation, lifts out the phrases worth keeping, then asks you to rebuild them from memory. There is nothing to sign up for, and stopping after a single scene still counts.

Everyday Slovak 01

Useful Slovak for meeting people and handling everyday situations.

Dobrý deň.

Hello; good day.

4 lessons Start

Grammar 02

Language patterns you can use in a real Slovak sentence.

čítam

I read

3 lessons Start

Pronunciation 03

Hear, read, and say the Slovak sounds that matter first.

ĎA-ku-jem

thank you

1 lesson Start

Dictionary

Words you will reach for first

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Word to know

ďakujem

thank you

Ďakujem za pomoc.

Thank you for the help.

Essentials

ďakujem thank you prosím please áno yes nie no prepáčte excuse me

Greetings

ahoj hello dobrý deň good day dovidenia goodbye

Questions

ako how kde where čo what kto who koľko how much

People

priateľ friend človek person muž man žena woman

Conversation

rozumiem I understand hovoriť to speak slovensky in Slovak

Learning

učiť sa to learn slovo word jazyk language

Food

jedlo food voda water káva coffee koláč cake

Reference

When you need the rule, not a lesson

Four places to land when a form stops making sense halfway through a sentence. Each entry keeps the explanation short, shows the pattern beside a real example, and points you to the lesson that drills it.

Dictionary

Every word with its meaning, a sentence you could actually say, and the entries it connects to.

Browse words Grammar

Gender, cases, and verb endings written as patterns you can copy straight into a sentence.

Read patterns Pronunciation

Where the stress lands, how long a vowel is held, and the soft consonants English ears miss.

Hear the sounds Language terms

Plain definitions for the grammar words the rest of the site leans on, so nothing arrives unexplained.

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Practice

Drill the forms that stick

Short topic sheets you can reopen anytime. Lesson completion stays on this device so you can pick up where you left off — no streaks, no scores.

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