Wtf Slovaks

>child - slave
>west - toilet
based

we use Pokój for both meanings

That isn't very correct
Some of the words used are very different
>prosti
Dunno why the fuck they used that one, if there is PROSÍT
T on the end is soft. I dunno how you kusobakagaijins make T soft in your kusobakagaijin alphabet.
>moč
It's an infinitive and therefore rarely used. Piss is MOČÁ
>spiná and špina
They sound fucking different why the fuck is it there
>čas
Can be used as "time" if you go full epic medieval speech
>muž
Can mean a dude if used in epic speech. Like in the 3rd LotR movie where Eovin decapitates the Witch King
>žená
Same as above
>krásnyj
Can mean beautiful if epic medieval speech. See Red Square.
>kóška
Female cat. Š=/=Ž.
Banana skin would be kožurá, human skin is kóža and animal one is škúra

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This picture is lousy.
>Prosiť
Literally same in russian. "prosti" is an another word.
>muž
in literary language sometimes has the same meaning in russian as in slovak
>krasny
in literary language sometimes has the same meaning in russian as in slovak
>kožka
and koska are different words. "Kozha" (kožu in slovak) in russian has the same meaning as in slovak.

>execution/improvement

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to be fair it's kind of wrong on purpose
Like yeah,
>piesek
is a dog, but piasek is sand, so that's the word it should have been compared to.
Btw
>plyn
I wonder if it has anything to do with polish "pył" or "pylić", because that would make a bit more sens.

same here
>zachod
it's west in polish as well,but it's very clearly similar to "wychodek". And they both come from the same word: chodzić.
also
>jed
it both similar to "jeść" to eat, as well as to "jad" - venom

or here
>moc
similar to both "mocz" and "móc"
or some words that are portrayed as different, while they have very similar meaning and clearly the same root like
>muz
In polish it's also "husband", but people used to use it as "man" as well. Now it's still present in "mężczyzna". Similar with zena and lico.

So I suppose what I'm saying is that those pics are very deliberately sensational and also I have fucking autism and have no idea why am I posting this

Based autism user absolutely DESTROYING shitty slav memes

Smet is also trash here. Cas can also be said for time. Plati means to pay.

>PIESOK
>PIESEK

We have both this words, пёcик - dog, пecoк - sand

>Droga
>drug
So slovaks refuse slavic meaning of this word?

>JAHODA
>JAGODA
Just berry

>CUDNY
This word can have 2 meanings

>CERSTVY
>fresh
>POPRAWA
>execution
Sounds weird, we use it as poles

>CUDNY
>This word can have 2 meanings

we use
cudny/cudowny - wonderful
cudaczny - weird
cudak - weirdo

>cudny/cudowny - wonderful
Same, but sometimes can say cudny - weird, strange

>cudaczny - weird
This only in meaning wonderful

>cudak - weirdo
Same

>OTROK
ALL slavs have meaning child and only slovak slave

>NOGAVICHKE
Socks, this comes from word noga, leg, slovaks strange again

>ZACHOD
In old russian - west, now in meaning entering (zachodite - come in)

>STOL
Stol - table, but stul/cтyл - chair

>FUKATI
Slovene cognate this with english word fuck and refuse slavic meaning, we have same as slovak, and mostly in meaning fu - faugh, puh

>JED
We have jeda/eдa - food and jad/яд - poison

I understand some of these slavic words

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>POKOJ
One word two meanings, mostly peace

>LOPTA
We have lapta - game with ball

>KAPUSTA
Cabbage

>KURIT
Smoke

>VEDRO
Bucket

>PIVNICE
We adopt this word few years ago with meaning pub

>HORKY
Bitter

>LEVICA
Lev - lion and levo - left

>TAVKA
Bet

>OTROK
we don't even have a word like this
child is dziecko and slave is niewolnik

>NOGAVICHKE
if i had to guess i'd say this mean trousers

>STOL
stół is table and chair is krzesło

>FUKATI
we have the word "fukać" which means blowing the steam out of your mouth or responding angrily to someone

>JED
food is jedzenie and poison is trucizna, but there is also "jad", mostly used for the snake poison

You adoptit from us

stół is table but stołek is a small chair
it‘s an archaic word for taboret

>ZILETKA
Vest

>DA
How the fuck it can meanong not yes?

>LOZ
Lie

>Zauksk
Snack

>SMETKA/SMETI
Smeta - estimate, outlay

>RIZA
Shirt

>PLAT
Payment and handkerchief, wrap

>POSTEL
Bed

>GODINA
West slavs and ukranians/belorussians use it in meaning hour, russians and south slavs in meaning year

>CAS
Both meaning

>NAPRAVO
To the right

>TRUP
Corpse

>RODIC
Both meaning

>Ugorka
Hungarian women

>LIKARNA
Hospital

>HRAD
City or hail

>Spys
>spear
Cringe

>HVALA
Both meaning

>ZDRAVO
Both meaning, mostly healthy

>OBRAZI
Paintings or forms

>KURAC
Kurica - chicken

>KOSA
>LUK
>KRUH
Both meaning

>LICE
Face

>KOKOT
Russian kogut - rooster

>HVALA
chwała means glory

>Child - dziechko
Same but with other form - ditya, detina

>Slave - newolnik
Same

>krzeslo - chair
Same too, we jsut have stul as second word

>blowing the steam out of your mouth or responding angrily to someone
Same too, or showing disgust

>Jedzenie - food
We use it like verb - to eat

>trucizna - poison
Cognate with our otrava, verb - travit

>stolek - cmall chair
We say stolik - small table and stulik - small chair

these are deceiving