Happy New Year! As today is January 1st, it’s not only the start of a brand new year, but also one of Slovakia’s national days, commemorating the establishment of the Slovak Republic in 1993.
A beautiful country of sprawling mountains, Slovakia’s capital Bratislava is one of my favourite cities in Europe and features as one of the 30 day trips Europe in a Day – Day Trips to the Continent!
Here is how to say Slovakia’s name in the 50 languages of Europe in a Day!
- Albanian – Sllovakia
- Arabic – سلوفاكيا (Slufakia)
- Armenian – Սլովակիա (Slovakia)
- Azerbaijani – Slovakiya
- Basque – Eslovakia
- Belarusian – Славакія (Slavakiya)
- Bulgarian – Словакия (Slovakiya)
- Catalan – Eslovàquia
- Croatian – Slovačka
- Czech – Slovensko
- Danish – Slovakiet
- Dutch – Slowakije
- Estonian – Slovakkia
- Faroese – Slovakia
- Finnish – Slovakia
- French – Slovaquie
- Georgian – სლოვაკეთი (Slovak’eti)
- German – Slowakei
- Greek – Σλοβακία (Slovakía)
- Greenlandic – Slovakia
- Hungarian – Szlovákia
- Icelandic – Slóvakía
- Irish Gaelic – An tSlóvaic
- Italian – Slovacchia
- Jèrriais – Slovaquie
- Latin – Slovacia
- Latvian – Slovākija
- Lithuanian – Slovakija
- Low German – Slowakei
- Luxembourgish – Slowakei
- Macedonian – Словачка (Slovačka)
- Maltese – Slovakkja
- Manx – Yn Clovack
- Monégasque – Slovacchia
- Northern Sami – Slovakia
- Norwegian – Slovakia
- Polish – Słowacja
- Portuguese – Eslováquia
- Romanian – Slovacia
- Russian – Словакия (Slovakiya)
- Scots Gaelic – An t-Slòbhac
- Serbian – Словачка (Slovačka)
- Slovak – Slovensko
- Slovene – Slovaška
- Spanish – Eslovaquia
- Swedish – Slovakien
- Swiss German – Slowakei
- Turkish – Slovakya
- Ukrainian – Словаччина (Slovaččina)
- Welsh – Slofacia
Author: James Scanlan
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