EPISODE · Mar 1, 2023 · 28 MIN
How to say "I will write to you" in Slovak; How to say "I like to read" in Slovak; March Month of Books in Slovakia; Recap on Imperfective and Perfective Slovak Verbs; S4 E4
from Learn Slovak and More Podcast · host Bozena Hilko
Today's episode is about March - the month of books in Slovakia and a quick recap about perfective and imperfective verbs. In the Slovak lesson you will practice using both forms in short sentences. You will also learn how to say “I will write to you” and “I like to read” in Slovak. At the end of the episode, you will find a short story about Matej Hrebenda in Slovak. Episode notes Today, I’m talking about March, the month of books in Slovakia and answering some questions from my listeners about perfective and imperfective verbs. Then, in the Slovak lesson you will practice using both forms in short sentences. You will also learn how to say “I will write to you” and “I like reading” in Slovak. At the end of my episode, you will find a short story about Matej Hrebenda in Slovak. 1. (Imperf.) čítať (meaning to read); (Perf.) prečítať The second phrase for today is: “Rád/Rada čítam”, meaning: “I like to read”. Obyčajne čítam noviny ráno, ale dnes ich prečítam večer. (I usually read the newspaper in the morning, but today I’m going to read it in the evening. 2. (Imperf.) kupovať (meaning to buy); (Perf.) kúpiť Lyda nerada kupuje ryby, ale pre hostí ich kúpi. (Lyda does not like to buy fish, but she is going to buy them for guests.) 3. (Imperf.) jesť (meaning to eat); (Perf.) dojesť: Ešte stále ješ? Nie, už som dojedol. (Are you still eating? No, I have already finished eating.) 4. (Imperf.) piť (meaning to drink); (Perf.) napiť Daniel nerád pije minerálku, ale dnes sa napije, nemá na výber. (Daniel doesn't like drinking mineral water, but today he will drink it [just one time], he has no choice.) 5. (Imperf.) variť (meaning to cook); (Perf.) dovariť Ako dlho budeš variť tú večeru? Dovarím ju za päť minút. (How long will you cook that dinner? I will finish cooking it in five minutes.) 6. (Imperf.) učiť sa (meaning to learn); (Perf.) naučiť sa Už sa to učím tri roky a neviem, či sa to vôbec naučím. (I've been learning it for three years now and I don't know if I'll ever learn it.) 7. (Imperf.) cestovať (meaning to travel); (Perf.) docestovať Kde sú vaši susedia? Ešte stále cestujú? Nie, už docestovali. Vrátili sa včera. (Where are your neighbors? Are they still traveling? No, they have already finished traveling. They came back yesterday.) Timestamps 00:30 Introduction to the episode 01:30 March - month of books 03:42 Fun fact 1 04:24 Fun fact 2 06:16 Fun fact 3 08: 42 Slovak lesson 09:48 Fun fact 4 14:18 Practice sentences 25:08 Matej Hrebenda (in Slovak) 27:06 Final thoughts Matej Hrebenda bol významný buditeľ a ľudový spisovateľ, ktorý sa zásadne podieľal na šírení slovenskej knižnej kultúry. Matej Hrebenda mal veľkú lásku a vášeň pre knihy a čítanie aj napriek tomu, že sa narodil s ťažkým zrakovým postihnutím. Matej Hrebenda žil v rokoch 1796-1880. If 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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Today's episode is about March - the month of books in Slovakia and a quick recap about perfective and imperfective verbs. In the Slovak lesson you will practice using both forms in short sentences. You will also learn how to say “I will write to you” and “I like to read” in Slovak. At the end of the episode, you will find a short story about Matej Hrebenda in Slovak. Episode notes Today, I’m talking about March, the month of books in Slovakia and answering some questions from my listeners a...
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