Many people do not realize this, but each language has its own version of country names and nationalities. This is why when you’re traveling and you look at a world map in another language, you might not recognize country names or city names. So in today’s language lesson, you’re going to learn the names of countries and nationalities in Slovak and language names too from around the world.
Fair warning, the language lessons will include Slovak names for nationalities, languages, and countries for the more commonly heard or familiar terms. There are many examples that we have left out. It would be a lot to add all 195 countries and over 1,700 language terms, however, if you’d like to see a country, nationality, or language added to the list, please add a comment down below!
A Closer Look At Slovaks And Slovakia

Quick Facts
- Slovakia is also known officially as the Slovak Republic. Some people even refer to it as the Slovak Socialist Republic, however that name went out of favor when the country joined the European Union (EU) in 2004.
- Slovakia used to be a part of Czechoslovakia.
- In line with the previous facts, there are other spoken languages in Slovakia
- In the Slovak language, Slovakia is called slovensko.
- A person from Slovakia in Slovak is called a Slovák (male), Slovenka (female).
- The capital city of the Slovak Republic is Bratislava.
- Formerly known as the Slovak Socialist Republic, the country used to be under communist rule. In 1989 that changed and modern-day Slovakia is a parliamentary republic and the Slovak government is led by a prime minister.
- As the country is a part of the EU, they use the Euro.
- Slovakia is also a member of NATO.
Geography

- The Slovak Republic is divided into five parts: Western Slovakia, Eastern Slovakia, Central Slovakia, Northern Slovakia, and Southern Slovakia.
- Slovakia is a land-locked nation. Its surrounding countries are Austria, Hungary, Ukraine, Poland, and the Czech Republic.
- Slovakia is located in Central Europe.
Language
- Slovak is spoken by over 85% of the population in the Slovak Republic. The remaining 15% is made up of a variety of languages. For example, there is a close relationship between Czech, Slovak, and Polish.
- The Czech and Slovak languages are closely related as they’re both Slavic languages and the Czech Republic and Slovakia used to be a part of a single nation called Czechoslovakia.
Now it’s time to dive into languages, country names and nationalities in Slovak.
Languages, Countries and Nationalities In Slovak
| English | Slovak | Pronunciation |
| Africa | Afriky | |
| Antarctica | Antarktída | |
| Asia | Ázie | |
| Australia/Oceania | Austrália / Oceánia | |
| Europe | Európe | |
| North America | Severná Amerika | |
| South America | Južná Amerika |
What Are The Continents Called In Slovak?

What Are The Countries Called In Slovak?
Do you like traveling? While there are diverse terrain and tourist locations in Slovak, you are bound to look for other places to visit. Slovak has some of the coldest weather during the winter. So, if you’re traveling to a tropical place, then why not learn its name in Slovak? Let’s see what the Slovaks call some of the more well-known countries.
North American Countries In Slovak

| English | Slovak | Pronunciation |
| Canada | Kanada | |
| United States/America | Spojené štáty americké/Amerika | |
| Mexico | Mexiko | |
| Greenland | Grónsko |
Caribbean Country Names In Slovak

| English | Slovak | Pronunciation |
| Bahamas | Bahamy | |
| Cuba | Kuba | |
| Dominican Republic | Dominikánska republika | |
| Jamaica | Jamajka |
South American Country Names In Slovak

| English | Slovak | Pronunciation |
| Argentina | Argentína | |
| Bolivia | Bolívia | |
| Brazil | Brazília | |
| Chile | Čile | |
| Colombia | Columbia | |
| Ecuador | Ekvádor | |
| Guatemala | Guatemala | |
| Guyana | Guyana | |
| Paraguay | Paraguaj | |
| Peru | Peru | |
| Suriname | Surinam | |
| Uruguay | Uruguaj | |
| Venezuela | Venezuela |
African Countries In Slovak

| English | Slovak | Pronunciation |
| Egypt | Egypt | |
| Ethiopia | Etiópia | |
| Kenya | Keňa | |
| Madagascar | Madagaskar | |
| Morocco | Maroko | |
| Mozambique | Mozambik | |
| Nigeria | Nigéria | |
| Somalia | Somálsko | |
| South Africa | Južná Afrika | |
| Uganda | Uganda |
European Countries In Slovak

| English | Slovak | Pronunciation |
| Austria | Rakúsko | |
| Belgium | Belgicko | |
| Bulgaria | Bulharsko | |
| Czech Republic | Česká republika | |
| England | Anglicko | |
| Finland | Fínsko | |
| France | Francúzsko | |
| Germany | Nemecko | |
| Greece | Grécko | |
| Hungary | Maďarsko | |
| Ireland | Írsko | |
| Italy | Taliansko | |
| Netherlands | Holandsko | |
| Norway | Nórsko | |
| Poland | Poľsko | |
| Portugal | Portugalsko | |
| Russia | Rusko | |
| Spain | Španielsko | |
| Sweden | Švédsko | |
| Switzerland | Švajčiarsko | |
| Turkey | Turecko | |
| Ukraine | Ukrajina | |
| United Kingdom | Veľká Británia |
Asian Countries In Slovak

| English | Slovak | Pronunciation |
| Afghanistan | Afganistan | |
| Cambodia | Kambodža | |
| China | Čína | |
| Cyprus | Cyprus | |
| Georgia | Gruzínsko | |
| Hong Kong | Hongkong | |
| India | India | |
| Indonesia | Indonézia | |
| Iran | Irán | |
| Iraq | Irak | |
| Israel | Izrael | |
| Japan | Japonsko | |
| Jordan | Jordánsko | |
| Kazakhstan | Kazachstan | |
| Kuwait | Kuvajt | |
| Kyrgyzstan | Kirgizsko | |
| Laos | Laos | |
| Lebanon | Libanon | |
| Macau | Macao | |
| Malaysia | Malajzia | |
| Myanmar/Burma | Mjanmarsko/Barma | |
| Nepal | Nepál | |
| Oman | Omán | |
| Pakistan | Pakistan | |
| Philippines | Filipíny | |
| Qatar | Katar | |
| Saudi Arabia | Saudská Arábia | |
| Singapore | Singapur | |
| South Korea | Južná Kórea | |
| Sri Lanka | Srí Lanka | |
| State of Palestine | Palestínsky štát | |
| Syria | Sýria | |
| Taiwan | Taiwan | |
| Thailand | Thajsko | |
| Turkey | Turecko | |
| United Arab Emirates | Spojené arabské emiráty | |
| Vietnam | Vietnam | |
| Yemen | Jemen |
Oceania Countries In Slovak

| English | Slovak | Pronunciation |
| Australia | Austrália | |
| Fiji | Fidži | |
| Marshall Islands | Marshallove ostrovy | |
| New Zealand | Nový Zéland | |
| Papua New Guinea | Papua-Nová Guinea | |
| Samoa | Samoa | |
| Solomon Islands | Šalamúnove ostrovy | |
| Tonga | Tonga | |
| Vanuatu | Vanuatu |
What Are The Names Of Nationalities In Slovak?

In the Slovak language, there are distinctions made between men or women. This means there are separate terms used when speaking about the nationality of a male or female. See our list to see what we mean!
| Nationality | Describe A Male In Slovak | Pronunciation | Describe A Female In Slovak | Pronunciation |
| Albanian | Albánec | Albánka | ||
| Austrian | Rakúšan | Rakúšanka | ||
| Belgium | Belgičan | Belgičanka | ||
| Bulgarian | Bulhar | Bulharka | ||
| Chinese | Číňan | Číňanka | ||
| Croatian | Chorvát | Chorvátka | ||
| Czech | Čech | Češka | ||
| Danes | Dán | Dánka | ||
| Dutch | Holanďan | Holanďanka | ||
| English | Angličan | Angličanka | ||
| Finnish | Fín | Fínka | ||
| French | Francúz | Francúzka | ||
| German | Nemec | Nemka | ||
| Greek | Grék | Grékyňa | ||
| Hungarian | Maďar | Maďarka | ||
| Irish | Ír | Írka | ||
| Italian | Talian | Talianka | ||
| Japanese | Japonec | Japonka | ||
| Latvian | Lotyš | Lotyška | ||
| Macedonian | Macedónec | Macedónka | ||
| n | Litovčan | Litovčanka | ||
| Norwegian | Nór | Nórka | ||
| Polish | Poliak | Poľka | ||
| Portuguese | Portugalec | Portugalka | ||
| Russian | Rus | Ruska | ||
| Serbian | Srb | Srbka | ||
| Slovak | Slovák | Slovenka | ||
| Slovenian | Slovinec | Slovinka | ||
| Spanish | Španiel | Španielka | ||
| Swedish | Švéd | Švédka | ||
| Swiss | Švajčiar | Švajčiarka | ||
| Turkish | Turek | Turkyňa | ||
| Ukrainian | Ukrajinec | Ukrajinka |
What Are Languages Called In Slovak?

Of course with each country and nationality comes a unique language. So how do you say your language in Slovak?
| Language | Slovak | Pronunciation |
| Albanian | albánčina | |
| Austrian | rakúšan | |
| Bulgarian | bulharčina | |
| Chinese | čínština | |
| Croatian | chorvátčina | |
| Czech | čeština | |
| Danish | dánčina | |
| Dutch | holandčina | |
| English | angličtina | |
| Finnish | fínčina | |
| French | francúzština | |
| German | nemčina | |
| Greek | gréčtina | |
| Hungarian | maďarčina | |
| Irish | írčina | |
| Italian | taliančina | |
| Japanese | japončina | |
| Latvian | lotyština | |
| Lithuanian | litovčina | |
| Macedonian | macedónčina | |
| Norwegian | nórčina | |
| Polish | poľština | |
| Portuguese | portugalčina | |
| Russian | ruština | |
| Serbian | srbčina | |
| Slovenian | slovinčina | |
| Spanish | španielčina | |
| Swedish | švédčina | |
| Turkish | turečtina | |
| Ukrainian | ukrajinčina |
Ways To Discuss Nationalities In Slovak

How To Ask ‘Where Are You From?’ In Slovak
Where are you from?
- Odkiaľ si? (Asking a male)
- Odkiaľ ste? (Asking a female)
Where do you come from?
- Odkiaľ pochádzaš? (Asking a male)
- Odkiaľ pochádzate? (Asking a female)
What is your country of origin?
- Aká je tvoja krajina pôvodu? (Asking a male)
- Aká je vaša krajina pôvodu? (Asking a female)
How To Respond To ‘Where Are You From?’ In Slovak
- I am from (insert country) Som z…
- I come from (insert country) Pochádzam z…
- My country of origin is (insert country) Moja krajina pôvodu je…
- I live in (insert country) Žijem v….
Ways To Discuss Languages Spoken In Slovak

How To Ask ‘What Languages Do You Speak?’ In Slovak
- What languages do you speak? Akými jazykmi hovoríš?
- How many languages do you speak? Koľkými jazykmi hovoríš?
How To Respond To ‘What Languages Do You Speak?’ In Slovak
- I speak (insert language) Hovorím…
- I speak (insert number) languages Hovorím… jazykmi
Other Country And Nationality Slovak Vocabulary:
- Native rodnýa
- Language jazyka
- Country krajinaa
- Nationality národnosťa
Ready For More Slovak Language Lessons?!
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