The Slovak association of translators and interpreters is gathering experts in the field with the aim of improving the quality and setting the standards to be applied to this kind of service.
Slovak is not the only tough language in the world. How is it that so many of us struggle to learn even one foreign language, while others, called 'polyglots', are able to learn many?
On the night from the 4th to the 5th of October 1944 a British Wellington bomber was shot down near Bratislava.
Before the High Tatras became a tourist destination, it was lonely place haunted by a wide variety of interesting and sometimes unsavoury characters.
Erik Lorincz is a Slovak who is also the owner of a well-known luxury bar in London, which has recently won international recognition. In the course his London bartending career he has unexpectedly come ...
With the UN Climate Action Summit 2019 recently wrapping up in New York City, in the following feature we shall dicuss the points the Slovak president Zuzana Čaputová raised during her address at the summit, ...
The main topic of this feature is the Global Climate Strike, which attracted attention of Slovaks too. As well as many other participants, three significant scientific institutions have announced their ...
The school year has started and we can see a significant problem unveil again. A lack of teachers. Some Slovak first graders arrived in school for the first time and met a substitute instead of their first ...
According to estimates, only one out of three Roma children attend preschool education for at least one year. This negative trend then shows in their ability to keep up with the kids from the majority. ...
On 29 August, 1944, the Slovak National Uprising broke out. It was an armed insurrection and a strong demonstration of the fact that Slovaks refuse fascist rule of the wartime Slovak state and Germany. ...
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