Slovakia

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In January 2012 during visit of Slovak delegation in Czech republic Karel Schwarzenberg, Czech foreign minister, stated that "Czech republic and Slovakia are the happiest divorced couple I know". Due to cultural, historical and language closeness and a fact that most of the population was born in Czechoslovakia, people on both sides of boarders do not perceive the other country to be really a foreign country. Czechs and Slovaks very well cooperate in economical, military and foreign policy. Despite some rivarly, ordinary people are getting well along, especially when meeting abroad. I am Slovak and I would describe Czech-Slovak relationship as relationship of brothers who maybe from time to time get into argument, but when it gets to real deal, they still have feelings for each other.

Slovakia has never had a woman president.

Leonid Brezhnev

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Teší ma is a Slovak translation of 'Nice to meet you'.

pohánka

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In 1993 Czechoslovakia split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia, so the name is purely historical. The words used were: * Czechoslovaks * Czechoslovakians * Czechs (for short)

You say, Ahoj.

If you wish to say good afternoon, you say " Dobry Den!" (dobree-den)

you can say "suti" meaning shut up or "prekini" meaning stop now! or shut it

AB negative.

Slovakia is a country. the actual word in slovak language 'Slovakia' does not mean anything,but in English its a name of the country. Slovakia is a name of the country.

Slovakia has a wide variety of landforms. Some of these landforms include mountains, valleys, plains, canyons, caves, lakes, as well as meadows.

Hungarians in Slovakia are the largest ethnic minority of the country, numbering 458,467 people or 8.5% of population (2011 census).