The official English name of Slovakia is "Slovak Republic."
Therefore, "Slovak" is the correct adjective to use.
"Slovák"
Hello is 'ahoj' in Slovak.
"I love you" is "Lubim Ta". Literally translated as "Love You" in Slovak.
In 14.03.1939 was created Slovakian State /Slovak Republic/, and capital was Bratislava.
In Slovak, "Will you marry me?" is translated as "Vydáš sa za mňa?"
"Čo nového?" is a common way to ask "How is your day?" in Slovak.
It may be not be weird if she understands French, but her national language is Slovak.
It was used as the name of a muggle stationery store. As you know, it Slovakian for 'stationery store'.
A Czech!He or she is called a Czech.
Slovakian can refer to the Slovak language and people of the country Slovakia. which is a country that is part of the European Union.
It's the monster that creeps under a child's bed, or in their closet; I'd consider it a Slovakian Boogeyman. Mumak is another variation, but Bubak sounds a hell of a lot funnier to me.
Grandma in Slovakian is "babka."