Survival tips and gear reviews in Slovak language

**lonewolf64** · 01-15-2013, 04:54 AM

I did put together some videos on survival and some knife and flashlights reviews in Slovak language, which should be understandable for Slovak, Czech and Polish members and survivalists I am working on more, I hope You will enjoy

Nalgene Bottle Survival kit:

Leatherman Case survival kit:

Storm Kettles:

Katadyn MyBottle:

Klarus RS1A:

Kizlyar Aggressor and Kizlyar Vendetta:

Pohl Force Alpha 2 Survival:

Leatherman Surge Black:

More to come

**crashdive123** · 01-15-2013, 08:03 AM

I don't know of a single member that speaks your language and will be able to understand your videos.

**finallyME** · 01-15-2013, 11:32 AM

I speak polish as a second language, lived there for 2 years. I caught maybe 2% of what you were saying, stuff like "water" and "look at this". Maybe add English subtitles.

**Winnie** · 01-15-2013, 01:03 PM

Maybe el Amigo might understand some, but I think his first language is Hungarian.

**lonewolf64** · 01-15-2013, 04:58 PM

Sorry guys, vids in English may come later, I don´t know weather they are registered or not, but I was invited to this forum by my friends from Slovakia, so I assume they know it a little bit

I am surprised that You do not understand if You speak Polski, I am in poland pretty much once a week and I do speak slovak, nobody has problems understanding

**hunter63** · 01-15-2013, 06:07 PM

Thanks for the effort........
Welcome to the forum.

**finallyME** · 01-16-2013, 11:02 AM

Originally Posted by lonewolf64

Sorry guys, vids in English may come later, I don´t know weather they are registered or not, but I was invited to this forum by my friends from Slovakia, so I assume they know it a little bit

I am surprised that You do not understand if You speak Polski, I am in poland pretty much once a week and I do speak slovak, nobody has problems understanding

Mostly because it is a second language to me, and I am not that proficient with it, and it has been a while since I have spoken it, or heard it spoken. Slavic languages (Russian, Czech, Polish, Ukrainian, Slovakian...etc) are probably one of the hardest for English speakers to learn. German is the easiest. I lived in Poland for 2 years, a little over 10 years ago. I then went a long time not hearing or speaking it. Then I spoke it briefly a few times whilst in Iraq, with a few members of the Polish army. If you don't use a language all the time, it goes fast.

**lucznik** · 01-26-2013, 10:28 PM

Originally Posted by finallyME

Mostly because it is a second language to me, and I am not that proficient with it, and it has been a while since I have spoken it, or heard it spoken. Slavic languages (Russian, Czech, Polish, Ukrainian, Slovakian...etc) are probably one of the hardest for English speakers to learn. German is the easiest. I lived in Poland for 2 years, a little over 10 years ago. I then went a long time not hearing or speaking it. Then I spoke it briefly a few times whilst in Iraq, with a few members of the Polish army. If you don't use a language all the time, it goes fast.

So true. So very, very true.

**welderguy** · 01-26-2013, 10:32 PM

When I was growing up My grand parents , Mother , aunts and uncles all spoke in polish 50 percent of the time, I cant speak a word or it and only understand a hand full of words.

**Mischief** · 01-27-2013, 12:51 AM

Dziekuje Pan

**welderguy** · 01-27-2013, 01:24 AM

Originally Posted by Mischief

Dziekuje Pan

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