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| žehliť košeľu || zheh-leet ko-sheh-loo || to iron a shirt
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| odovzdať knihu v knižnici || oh-dovz-daht kni-hoo v kni-sh-nee-tsi || to return a book to the library
| odovzdať knihu v knižnici || oh-dovz-daht kni-hoo v kni-sh-nee-tsi || to return a book to the library
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Learning these words and phrases will make your life in Slovakia much easier, whether you're living here temporarily or for the long term. Don't be afraid to practice and make mistakes - it's all part of the learning process!
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Revision as of 23:01, 27 March 2023

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Slovak Vocabulary → Unit 4: Daily Activities and Routine → Chores and Errands

Welcome to Unit 4 of the Complete 0 to A1 Slovak Course! In this lesson, we will be focusing on vocabulary related to household chores and running errands. These are activities that we do on a daily or weekly basis, and knowing the relevant words and phrases will greatly improve your ability to communicate with Slovak speakers in everyday situations.

It's important to note that chores and errands can vary depending on where you live and your personal circumstances. The vocabulary we will cover in this lesson is quite general, so feel free to adapt it to your specific context as needed.

Let's get started!


Take some time to dive into these other pages after completing this lesson: Months of the Year & Language.

Chores

Chores are tasks that we do to keep our living spaces clean and organized. Here are some common chores that you might do:

Cleaning

  • vysávať (vy-sa-vaht) - to vacuum
  • umyť okná (oo-mit ohk-na) - to wash the windows
  • vytierať prach (vy-tyeh-raht prahkh) - to dust
  • utierať (oo-tyehr-aht) - to wipe

Laundry

  • prať (praht) - to wash
  • sušiť (soo-sheeth) - to dry
  • žehliť (zheh-leet) - to iron
  • zložiť (zloh-zheet) - to fold

Cooking

  • variť (vah-reet) - to cook
  • piecť (pyehtscht) - to bake
  • krájať (krahyat) - to chop

You can use these verbs with different nouns to describe specific actions. For example, to wash the dishes is umývať riad, and to make the bed is robiť posteľ.

Here is a table with more examples:

Slovak Pronunciation English
upratovať oo-pra-toh-vaht to clean up
navláčiť posteľné prádlo nah-vlaa-cheet po-stehl-nyeh praa-dlo to put on bed linens
oprať oblečenie oh-praht oh-bleh-cheh-nyeh to wash clothes
žehliť košeľu zheh-leet ko-sheh-loo to iron a shirt

Errands

Errands are tasks that we do outside of the home, such as grocery shopping, going to the post office, or picking up dry cleaning.

Here are some common errands in Slovak:

  • ísť na nákupy (eest na naa-koop-ih) - to go shopping
  • ísť do pošty (eest do posh-ty) - to go to the post office
  • ísť k lekárovi (eest k lye-ka-roh-vee) - to go to the doctor
  • ísť na poštu (eest na posh-too) - to go to the bank

You can use the verb ísť (to go) with different nouns to describe specific activities. For example, to go to the grocery store is ísť do obchodu, and to go to the library is ísť do knižnice.

Here is a table with more examples:

Slovak Pronunciation English
vybaviť si platbu vee-bah-veet see plaht-boo to make a payment
vyzdvihnúť balík vyzdvee-eh-noot bah-leek to pick up a package
zohnať darček zoh-nat daa-r-chehk to find a gift
odovzdať knihu v knižnici oh-dovz-daht kni-hoo v kni-sh-nee-tsi to return a book to the library

Learning these words and phrases will make your life in Slovakia much easier, whether you're living here temporarily or for the long term. Don't be afraid to practice and make mistakes - it's all part of the learning process!

That's it for our lesson on chores and errands. In the next lesson, we will be focusing on vocabulary related to free time activities. See you then!

Table of Contents - Slovak Course - 0 to A1


Unit 1: Greetings and Introductions


Unit 2: Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs in the Present Tense


Unit 3: Slovak Culture and Society


Unit 4: Daily Activities and Routine


Unit 5: Cases and Prepositions


Unit 6: Slovak Geography and Nature


Unit 7: Travel and Transportation


Unit 8: Adjectives and Adverbs


Unit 9: Slovak Art and Music


Unit 10: Time and Dates

Other Lessons