Language in Slovakia

The official and most widely-spoken language is Slovak. Slovaks are very proud of their language, and thus, even in Bratislava you will not find many signs written in English. Also, most older people except some in Bratislava are unable to converse in English; however, most young people speak at least some English, as it has been taught in most schools since 1990. Read More »

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Chapayeva in Krasnodarskiy Kray, Russia
Concord Baptist Church, a church in Monroe County, Alabama
Darah-ye Shumargh, a stream in Wilayat-e Ghor, Afghanistan
El Mamoncito in Estado Lara, Venezuela
El Sitio in Departamento de Santa Barbara, Honduras
Goujiaping in Sichuan Sheng, China
Guanche in Provincia de Villa Clara, Cuba
Harvey Cemetery in Houston County, Tennessee
Hilltop School (historical), a school in Bedford County, Tennessee
Hruska Fishing Access Site in Fergus County, Montana
Jabal ash Shams, a mountain in Saudi Arabia
Kanjahun in Southern Province, Sierra Leone
Kazha Kili in Balochistan, Pakistan
Korante Plain, a plain in Eastern, Kenya
Kravaksarak in Wade Hampton Census Area, Alaska
Kumm as Sidr, a sabkha in Gouvernorat de Kebili, Tunisia

Lac du Foin, a lake in Quebec
Leringen, a lake in Vaesternorrlands Laen, Sweden
Manzenga, a stream in Provincia do Uige, Angola
Nissasse in Provincia de Zambezia, Mozambique
Ozero Shchuch'ye, a lake in Amurskaya Oblast', Russia
Punnaicholai in Sri Lanka
Punta Loba, a point in Region de Los Lagos, Chile
Red Willow Creek, a stream in Red Willow County, Nebraska
Shandi Chah, a well in Balochistan, Pakistan
SiddharthNagarN.P.1 in SiddharthNagarN.P., Rupandehi, Lumbini Zone, Western Region, Nepal
Tlogocilik in Central Java, Indonesia
Tokolo in Central African Republic
Torahira Passage, a marine channel in Solomon Islands
Zhelkair in Orenburgskaya Oblast', Russia
`Ayn al Hamiyah, a spring in Gouvernorat de Kasserine, Tunisia

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Language in Slovakia is based on Slovakia by Oto Válek, jkotuc@gmail.com, Drew Goucher, LtPowers, Globe-trotter, Miropiro, Burmesedays, iGuide and others. Travel guides are available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0. See background image credits.

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