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

As a Slovak language teacher, I have noticed that one of the most important things when learning a new language is to master the vocabulary related to daily activities and routine. In this lesson, you will learn the most common vocabulary related to daily routine in Slovak. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to describe your daily activities in Slovak and understand daily conversations with native speakers.

Take a moment to explore these relevant pages as you conclude this lesson: Feelings and Emotions & Airport.

Basic Vocabulary

Here are some basic words and phrases related to daily activities and routine in Slovak:

Slovak	Pronunciation	English
Vstávať	['vstɑ:vatʲ]	To wake up
Obedovať	[obɛdoʋatʲ]	To have lunch
Čítať noviny	['ʧi:tatʲ 'nowɪnɪ]	To read the newspaper
Pracovať	[prat͡sova:tʲ]	To work
Večerať	[vɛʧɛratʲ]	To have dinner
Spať	[spatʲ]	To sleep

Use these words and phrases to practice your daily routine conversations. Here is an example:

Example Conversation

• A: Dobré ráno! (Good morning!)
• B: Dobré ráno! Ako sa máš? (Good morning! How are you?)
• A: Mám sa dobre, ďakujem. A ty? (I'm fine, thank you. And you?)
• B: Tiež sa mám dobre, ďakujem. Ako sa ti spalo? (I'm fine too, thank you. How did you sleep?)
• A: Spal som dobre, ďakujem. A ty? (I slept well, thank you. And you?)
• B: Tiež som spal dobre. Čo robíš dnes po práci? (I slept well too. What are you doing today after work?)
• A: Idem domov a večerám. (I'm going home and having dinner.)

More Vocabulary

Here is some additional vocabulary related to daily activities and routine in Slovak:

• Ráno (Morning)
• Poobede (Afternoon)
• Večer (Evening)
• Po večeri (After dinner)
• Kúpať sa (To take a bath)
• Kúpeľňa (Bathroom)
• Jedáleň (Dining room)
• Kuchyňa (Kitchen)
• Spálňa (Bedroom)
• Obývačka (Living room)

Use these words and phrases to expand your daily routine vocabulary. Try to use them in conversation with your Slovak friends and colleagues.

Useful Phrases

Here are some useful phrases related to daily activities and routine in Slovak:

• Rád/rada si po práci oddýchnem. (I like to relax after work.)
• Vstávam vždy o 7 hodine. (I always wake up at 7 o'clock.)
• Nikdy neotváram oči pred 8 hodinou ráno. (I never open my eyes before 8 o'clock in the morning.)
• Čítam noviny pri raňajkách. (I read the newspaper during breakfast.)
• Večerám okolo 7-tej. (I have dinner around 7 o'clock.)
• Spať chodím vždy okolo polnoci. (I always go to sleep around midnight.)

Use these phrases to describe your own daily routine or ask someone about theirs.

I hope this lesson has helped you improve your Slovak vocabulary related to daily activities and routine. Keep practicing and you will soon be able to understand and participate in daily conversations with native speakers.

Table of Contents - Slovak Course - 0 to A1

• Course Presentation

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Unit 1: Greetings and Introductions

• Greetings
• Introductions
• Nationalities and Languages

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

• Nouns and Pronouns
• The Present Tense of Regular Verbs
• The Verbs 'To Be' and 'To Have'
• Basic Sentence Structure

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Unit 3: Slovak Culture and Society

• Slovak History
• Slovak Traditions and Customs
• Slovak Food and Drink

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Unit 4: Daily Activities and Routine

• Daily Routine
• Free Time
• Chores and Errands

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Unit 5: Cases and Prepositions

• The Genitive Case
• The Locative Case
• Prepositions

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Unit 6: Slovak Geography and Nature

• Regions of Slovakia
• Slovak Nature
• Slovak Folk Tales and Legends

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Unit 7: Travel and Transportation

• Transportation
• Travel and Accommodation
• Directions

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Unit 8: Adjectives and Adverbs

• Adjectives
• Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs
• The Imperfective and Perfective

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Unit 9: Slovak Art and Music

• Slovak Art
• Slovak Music
• Slovak Film and Literature

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Unit 10: Time and Dates

• Telling Time
• Days of the Week and Months of the Year
• Holidays and Celebrations

Other Lessons

• Time Periods
• Holidays and Celebrations
• Count to 10
• Numbers
• Sports
• Telling Time
• Vehicles
• Greetings
• Animal

Sources

• 70 Basic Words And Phrases In Slovak: Complete & Optimal List ...
• Materials for Self-learning of Slovak Language - IOM Migration ...
• The Best Vocabulary Practice-Slovakian Language | Panda ...

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