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How to say please and thanyou Slovak and other phrases?

Im off next week in Bratislava and I've heard (especially if travel sites consulting) that people are less friendly towards the British, especially in single Thos. Ive heard if at least try to speak their language, will be more receptive (Which is enough )……… can anyone tell me the basic Slovak phrases (and How to pronounce) as "if you please" and "thank you" and Most importantly, "four beers please "……….. also any general travel tips in Bratislava, I know that taxis should be avoided or, at best, an agreed price before the trip, but nothing to help the deer are going well and avoid problems that are reported in all …….. net Thanks

What you heard is true – People are tired of Bratislava to fly the British bachelor. Living in Bratislava, I personally doubt that would change their minds because you try to talk to Slovakia but in this case you are interested in finding the information requested below, in an attempt to provide some guidance on pronunciation: Please – Prosim (should sound like "Proseem) Thanks – Ďakujem (should sound like" Diakhuiem) 4 beers please – SI Prosim Styria Piva (should sound like "Proseem see peevaa shtyri) You can find more information here: The http://www.imhd.sk/ba/index.php?w=2f2b332e25362f2c33ef2e25ef2f262e29&lang=en taxis – is absolutely necessary to avoid taxis waiting at the airport, bus station or stations. Remember that the call for a taxi by phone is much cheaper than having on that street. Not all taxi drivers are friendly with drunken passengers. I personally use two or three taxi services, in the form below will work well for you with a phone Mobile 's Taxi Caribbean – +421216555 Hello Taxi – Taxi +421216321 Fun – +421216777

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