Slovakia

In Slovak, to vo a sad sa ds means this is sad in a ds.

Summers in Slovakia can get pretty hot. In the month of July, temperatures regularly reach 86 degrees or above. The climate in Slovakia can be unpredictable, so be sure to pack a variety of clothing.

sediet. Sit down = sadni si

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The capital of Slovakia is Bratislava.
The capital of Slovakia is Bratislava.

you did not give the define the word you f2cking idiot f0ggot with no life what so ever

Slovakia has no king. The current president of Slovakia is Ivan Gasparovic.

,,Bezpečnú cestu domov." or ,,Šťastnú cestu domov." The second one is more common and it means ,,Happy way home." But the meaning is almost the same.

The longest river in Slovakia is Vag

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Czechoslovakia used to be a country in the middle of Europe. This country split into two separate states, the Slovak republic (Slovakia) and the Czech republic.

Czechoslovakia doesn't exist anymore. In both Czech Republic and Slovakia you can use "Ahoj".

Well, the answer can be yes and no! Lithuanian people believe in Santa Clause (Father Christmas) but he doesn't come from there. These people believe that Santa lives in North Pole.

Lots of Slovaks migrate to the US in 1900-1920. They immigrate because Slovak was a part of Austrian-Hungarian Empire where was economic crisis.

1. Horvath (means Croat in Hungary)

2. Kováč (means smith)

3. Varga(means shoemaker in Hungary)

4. Tóth (dunno what it means, it has a historical meaning)

5. Nagy (means tall in Hungary)

6. Baláž

7. Szabó (means tailor in Hungary)

8. Molnár (means miller in Hungary)

9. Balog

10. Lukáč

It is strange that most of the surnames are hungarian, but it is true - these are the most popular last names in Slovakia.

No. He was tried and found guilty in a military courts martial. He was offered several opportunities to return to his unit right up to the point of his trial and even during the trial. He refused. He instead played the foolish gamble that the United States would back down and excuse his desertion. He knew what he was facing, he decided to hope Eisenhower would back down. Ike didn't and Slovak was executed. The movie was not an accurate portrayal of the incidnet, but it made for great entertainment. He also deserted twice and said if given the opportunity he would desert again. He did not apply to become a consciencious objector, he was simply a soldier with a criminal record who was drafted and refused to serve his country. It was a terrible time for any American soldier, but this incident occurred at a time when the United States could not afford to have soldier's refusing to do their duty. The Battle of the Bulge was in full swing and several soldiers were scared and questioning the need to perform their duty. His Division the 28th Division was in the center of this bulge and was one of the units that suffered the heaviest losses in terms of dead, wounded and those taken prisoner. Slovak became a sad example, but he chose to be that example. He become a martyr for an ignorant and unjust military system. Perhaps with a better defense counsel he could have made an argument for a deminished mental capacity.

Christkind or Christkindl

actually, you can do anything - farmer, assistant, manager, pilot, sales person. look for job sites, such as profesia.sk, praca.sk etc

Yes, the Italian word Ciao is used in Slovakia. Its pronunciation remains the same, but its spelling typically occurs as čaf, čau, čauko, čauky, čaves. Its occurrence traces back to the Italian greeting's origins in parting words which include schiavo ("servant," "slave"), of which the majority of Europe's historically enslaved populations come from such Balkan cultural homelands as that represented by modern-day Slovakia.

Priateľ or kamarát

the name which is equivalent of James is "Jakub"

Slovak language.