Learn to Speak
Slovak
Internalize Slovak Grammar and
Increase Slovak Vocabulary along the way
How it Works
Start from your level
Whether you are a beginner or an advanced language learner, Glossika takes your Slovak skills to the next level.
Increase Slovak vocabulary along the way
Whether you already know some Slovak vocabulary or just started learning Slovak, Glossika can help you consolidate your memory and increase Slovak vocabulary.
Make giant leaps in Slovak pronunciation
From basic Slovak phrases to advanced expression, you can break through to fluency with Glossika by training your Slovak speaking and listening skills.
Focus on fluidity without perfection in vocabulary or grammar.
Glossika Internalizes all the Slovak grammar rules for you!
Language Difficulty for English (US) speakers: 6.19 / 10
Many people rate language difficulty by the way a language is written. At Glossika, we eliminate writing system difficulty and deliver fluency in any language regardless how it's written. To become fluent, you must manipulate all the pieces of a sentence and assemble them in a coherent stream of sound. To accomplish this, we unlock the grammatical patterns through audio training and transcriptions of that sound stream to the point that you get comfortable and familiar with those patterns.
Vocabulary differences: 5 points
Grammatical differences: 29 points
Phonological differences: 15.5 points
Languages easiest to learn if you speak Slovak: Slovene, Croatian (Štokavian), Serbian (Ekavian), Czech, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Polish, Russian
Languages hardest to learn if you speak Slovak: Hindi, Arabic (Standard), Armenian (Eastern), Lithuanian, German, Swahili, Georgian
Learning Slovak can be easy
– a basic introduction to get you started
Classification: Indo-European Language Family - West Slavic Branch
Writing System: Latin
Pronunciation
Consonants: /m p b f v n t d ʦ ʣ s z l lː r rː t͡ʂ d͡ʐ ʂ ʐ ɲ ʨ ʥ j ʎ ʎː k ɡ x ɦ/
Vowels: /i iː e eː æ u uː o oː a aː/
Intonation: stress falls on the first syllable
Grammar
Word Order: Subject - Verb - Object
Adjective Order: Adjective - Noun
Possessive Order: Noun - Genitive
Adposition Order: Preposition - Noun
Dependent Clause: Dependent - Noun, Noun - Relative Clause
Vocabulary
Verbs: Tense (present, past), Aspect (perfect, imperfect), Mood (indicative, subjunctive)
Nouns: 36 declensions: 3 genders, 6 cases, singular/ plural
Pronouns: 1/2/3 person, masculine/feminine/neuter, singular/plural, reflexive, 6 conjugations