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People often confuse Slovenia and Slovakia due to their similar names, leading to amusing mix-ups. For instance, in Slovak, Slovakia is ‘Slovensko’ and Slovenia is ‘Slovinsko’. In Slovene, the names are Slovaška (Slovakia) and Slovenija (Slovenia).

Both countries, now EU members, were once part of larger nations: Slovakia in Czechoslovakia and Slovenia in Yugoslavia. Despite these similarities, Slovak (West Slavic) and Slovene (South Slavic) belong to different branches of the Slavic language family.

This video dives into linguistic comparisons between Slovene, Croatian, and Slovak to determine which is closer to Slovene. Join us to explore these languages and their fascinating connections. Even if you're new to Slavic languages, you'll find this journey insightful! Thank you for watching!

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