S1E28 How to say "What are you doing?" in Slovak; How to describe someone's evening routine in Slovak

In today's episode you are going to learn how to say "What are you doing" in Slovak and how to describe your evening routine in the present tense. Then we will practice them in short sentences. Episode notesLast time we practiced some Slovak verbs that are describing someone’s daily routine. Today you are going to learn how to describe your evening routine in the present tense. We‘ll review some words from the previous episodes and add a few new ones to it. Then we will use them in short sentences. Slovak lesson1.     večerať (to have dinner)2.     odpočívať (to rest)3.     čítať noviny (to read the newspaper)4.     počúvať rádio (to listen to the radio)5.     pozerať televízor (to watch TV)6.     hrať na klavír (to play piano)7.     hrať karty (to play cards)8.     hrať sa s deťmi (to play with children)9.     prechádzať sa v parku (to stroll in a park)10. ísť do kina (to go to a movie theater) Sentences1.     Čo robíš dnes večer? (What are you doing tonight?)2.     Idem do kina. (I’m going to a movie theater.)3.     A ty? (And you?)4.     Moja priateľka a ja ideme na koncert. (My girlfriend and I are going to a concert.)5.     To je super! (That’s cool!)6.     Nemyslím. (I don’t think so.)7.     Prečo? (Why?)8.     Je to klasický concert. (It is a classical concert.)9.     No a čo!? (So what!?)10. Chcem pozerať televízor. (I want to watch TV.)Timestamps00:27 Introduction to the episode01:51 Slovak lessonFinal 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