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Sep 25, 2026

Barbara VealePANELIST
47:43
The two independent countries it split into are the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Barbara VealePANELIST
47:50
That being said, I would like to now tell you about the father of Slovak jazz.
Barbara VealePANELIST
47:59
His name is Peter Lipa and he was born on May 30th, 1943 to Hungarian Jewish parents.
Barbara VealePANELIST
48:06
He has performed soul, blues, classical, rock, and jazz standards.
Barbara VealePANELIST
52:24
That's why it sounds like that.
Barbara VealePANELIST
52:25
So they are recorded so differently from the originals that the only common thing that remains are the lyrics.
Barbara VealePANELIST
52:32
Three of Lipa's studio albums have been included among the 100 greatest Slovak albums of all time.
Barbara VealePANELIST
52:40
I don't know if that's a compliment.
Rob WattsHOST
14:44
What? What? [laughs]
Jess ZafarrisHOST
14:46
In Czech or Slovak you say, "thinking about the immortality of the maybug." And then in Peruvian Spanish you say, "thinking about the immortality of the mosquito."
Rob WattsHOST
14:56
What are our equivalents? What are our equivalents? I suppose they're to have your head in the clouds would be one of them.
Jess ZafarrisHOST
15:01
Yeah, that's about it.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
8:27
That list is entirely European.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
8:29
Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Russian, Ukrainian.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
8:45
No Hebrew, no Arabic, no Semitic language at all.
CornHOST
8:49
So there's no checkpoint that speaks it.
AndrewHOST
60:35
lapuscianova um Yes, thank you.
AndrewHOST
60:39
Slovak, actually.
WeldyHOST
60:42
Oh, jeez.
WeldyHOST
60:44
That is not okay.
WeldyHOST
60:48
I apologize.
AndrewHOST
60:48
She's the Czech player, so they have a Czech and a Slovak.
AndrewHOST
60:52
Shapovalovo might be their top scorer this year, and I'm hopeful at that.
AndrewHOST
61:00
but yeah, uh, Lapa, uh, Lapa Shanova is going to be a stud freshman for them.
FitzHOST
18:26
Good.
FitzHOST
18:27
When was the last time you took someone to a Slovakian restaurant?
SusanaGUEST
18:31
I have never taken anyone to a Slovakian restaurant.
FitzHOST
18:34
When did you last teach someone how to operate a printing press?
speaker_1GUEST
18:37
I've never taught anyone to, how to-
PeterHOST
37:33
I want to stay in Slovakia.
PeterHOST
37:35
Slovakia, Slovak language first.
PeterHOST
37:37
No, Slovak first.
PeterHOST
37:38
No, no, no, no.
PeterHOST
37:40
Nonsense.
PeterHOST
37:41
Because Slovak employees, I mean these kind of employees who pays more than Slovak minimum salary, wants your English in a...
PeterHOST
37:53
You have to have a good English.
PeterHOST
37:56
That means the main language of Slovak businesses is English.
Mitch MelnickHOST
45:23
Wow.
Mitch MelnickHOST
45:23
Slovak, Czech, Polish, Swedish, Croatian, Russian, German, and English.
Mitch MelnickHOST
45:27
So Kreider's-
Elliott PriceGUEST
45:27
Oh, except for English, they're all the same language.
Fernando Augusto PachecoCORRESPONDENT
28:13
She's been number one, as I said, in the Philippines and New Zealand.
Fernando Augusto PachecoCORRESPONDENT
28:16
She's the first Slovak artist to chart in the United States.
Guy DelaunayHOST
28:20
Oh, really?
Fernando Augusto PachecoCORRESPONDENT
28:20
The first ever.
speaker_12UNKNOWN
29:49
know
Fernando Augusto PachecoCORRESPONDENT
29:49
what? Yeah.
Fernando Augusto PachecoCORRESPONDENT
29:51
Anyway, great start for the Slovak pop charts.
Guy DelaunayHOST
29:55
Excellent.
speaker_25SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:50
Sometimes she's an ugly old witch
Adrian GhobrialCORRESPONDENT
21:52
A supernatural thriller, the series title is taken from the pages of Slovak folklore that features an infamous witch.
speaker_25SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:00
Sometimes she helps a hero on his quest.
speaker_25SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:03
Sometimes she eats him.
BoženaHOST
0:00
Hello, prijatelje! Hello, friends! Welcome to the podcast Learn Slovakian More.
BoženaHOST
0:06
This show is about learning Slovak language, Slovak culture, traditions, and everything in between.
BoženaHOST
0:12
I'm your host Božena, a native of Slovakia, Slovak language teacher, and unshakable optimist dedicated to helping you learn Slovak language at your best.
BoženaHOST
0:24
This is season 11 and episode 7.
BoženaHOST
0:28
Toto je sezona 11 a epizoda 7.
BoženaHOST
0:32
In today's episode, I'm talking about grape harvest festivals near Bratislava and the Malokarpathian wine route in Slovakia.
BoženaHOST
0:42
In the Slovak lesson, you will learn a few new words from my article.
BoženaHOST
0:47
You will also learn how to ask, can I taste some wines? in Slovak.

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