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How does Slovjak (eastern Slovak) sound to you?
from eastern Slovakia (if youre patient, drunkard bottle dance begins at 1:30):
and from northern Serbia (with some Ukrainian loanwords):
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Slovak sound sounds remarkably similar to Gorale dialect, but it still has its unique Slovak sound.
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how would you describe such a sound?
jak biś popisal taki zvuk?
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It sound very gentle and noble.
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oooo
do you think it may be because of relative lack of /G/ sound?
also, which sounds more gentle in your opinion? western slovak, central slovak (currently the official language) or eastern slovak - slovjak?
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I understand almost everythingomg my grandparents talked like that
Originally Posted by Sigurd
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I like it. Less harsh than what I would have expected.
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where were they from?I understand almost everything
skadzi buli?
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It sounds very mixed to me, sometimes it sounds like South Slavic, other times I can hear some Czech or Polish, sometimes a bit of Ukrainian.
I find it easier to understand Czech than Slovjak.
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East Slovak.oooo
do you think it may be because of relative lack of /G/ sound?
also, which sounds more gentle in your opinion? western slovak, central slovak (currently the official language) or eastern slovak - slovjak?
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