Learn Slovak and More Podcast
This show is about learning Slovak Language, Slovak culture, traditions and everything in between
Learn Slovak and More Podcast
Latest Episodes
How to say “What's on TV today?“ in Slovak; The First Television Broadcast in Slovakia; Difference Between “televízia” and “televízor”; Dialogue; S11E14
Today's episode is about the first television broadcast in Slovakia. In the Slovak lesson, you are going to learn about the difference between two Slovak words "televízia" and "televízor", plus a few new words from today’s topic. You will also ...
How to say “That’s impossible!” in Slovak; Vampires in Slovakia; Vampire from an Old Slovak Village; S11E13
Today's episode is about Slovak vampires in the past. In the Slovak lesson, you will learn a few new words from my story. You will also learn how to say “That’s impossible!” in Slovak. At the end of this episode, you can find my s...
How to say “Everything will pass away” in Slovak; Bratislava’s Three Palaces; Slovak idiom “Svetská sláva – poľná tráva”; S11E12
Today's episode is about my three favorite palaces in Bratislava. In the Slovak lesson, you will learn about a traditional Slovak idiom and learn a few words from my short story. You will also learn how to say “Everything will pass away”...
How to say “Taste it but be careful”; True impact of socialist-era military service on men; Book ‘Tank battalion’ by Jozef Škvorecký; S11E11
Today's episode is about the true impact of socialist-era military service on men in Czechoslovakia. In the Slovak lesson, you will learn the difference between Slovak verbs 'ochutnať' and 'ochutnávať'. You’ll also learn how to say “Taste it bu...
S11E10 How to say “Shut up and work! “; What does “Drž hubu a makaj!“ mean in Slovak; Military Service in socialist Slovakia; S11E10
Today's episode is about the military service in socialist Slovakia. In the Slovak lesson, you will learn how to say “Shut up and work!“ in Slovak. At the end of this episode, you can find a traditional folk song about going in the army....
