How to say "Happy Mother's Day" in Slovak; Plural of inanimate nouns; Story "My mom is the best in the world"; S2 E14 episode artwork

EPISODE · May 4, 2022 · 25 MIN

How to say "Happy Mother's Day" in Slovak; Plural of inanimate nouns; Story "My mom is the best in the world"; S2 E14

from Learn Slovak and More Podcast · host Bozena Hilko

Today's episode is about Mother’s Day; its short history in the USA and Slovakia. In the Slovak lesson, you will learn plural of inanimate (not living) nouns. I will also teach you how to say “Happy Mother’s Day!” in Slovak. At the end of this episode, you can find my story called “The best mom in the world.”Episode notesIn the last episode I talked about the customs and traditions on May First in Slovakia. Today, with Mother’s Day approaching, I want to talk a little bit about its history. In the Slovak lesson, we’re going to learn plural of inanimate (not living) nouns. I will teach you how to say “Happy Mother’s Day!” in Slovak. At the end of this episode, you can find my story called “The best mommy in the world.”Slovak lessonMasculine Gender:1.     dom, domy (house, houses) 2.     strom, stromy (tree, trees)3.     dvor, dvory (yard, yards)4.     park, parky (park, parks)5.     stôl, stoly (table, tables) Feminine Gender ending in a hard consonant:1.     kniha, knihy (book, books)2.     stolička, stoličky (chair, chairs)3.     chladnička, chladničky (refrigerator, refrigerators)Feminine Gender ending in a soft consonant:1.     ulica, ulice (street, streets)2.     skriňa, skrine (wardrobe, wardrobes)3.     vaňa, vane (bathtub, bathtubs)Neuter gender:1.     mesto, mestá (town, towns)2.     auto, autá (car, cars)3.     okno, okná (window, windows)4.     svetlo, svetlá (light, lights)5.     umývadlo, umývadlá (sink, sinks) Short sentences 1.     Každá krajina má mestá. (Every country has towns.)2.     Každé mesto má ulice. (Every town has streets.)3.     Každá ulica má domy. (Every street has houses.)4.     Každý dom má okná. (Every house has windows.)5.     Moja mama pozerá cez okno von. (My mom is looking out of the window.6.     Ahoj, mami! (Hello, mom!)7.     Želám ti šťastný Deň Matiek! (I wish you happy Mother’s Day!)8.     Ďakujem. Šťastný Deň Matiek aj tebe! (Thanks. Happy Mother’s Day to you, too!)Timestamps00:26 Introduction to the episode02:09 About Mother's Day04:59 Fun fact 106:03 Fun fact 207:19 Mother's Day in Slovakia09:13 Slovak lesson19:40 Story in Slovak23:45 Final thoughtsIf you have any questions, send it to my email [email protected]. Check my  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bozenasslovak/ where I am posting the pictures of what I am talking about on my podcast. Also, check my website  https://www.bozenasslovak.com© All copywrites reserved to Bozena Ondova Hilko LLC

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