No. 11,749 in French
slovaque
"Slovaque" means "Slovak" (relating to Slovakia, its people, or language).
In a sentence
Le livre slovaque raconte l'histoire du pays.
The Slovak book tells the story of the country.
In this sentence, 'slovaque' acts as an adjective describing the noun 'livre', indicating its origin from Slovakia.
Elle parle couramment slovaque avec sa famille.
She speaks Slovak fluently with her family.
Here, 'slovaque' is used as a noun to refer to the Slovak language.
Il est slovaque et fier de ses origines.
He is Slovak and proud of his heritage.
In this instance, 'slovaque' serves as a noun describing a person from Slovakia.
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