Translation of Slovak word "internet" to English
internet
/internet/
Meaning
NounThe global network that links computers worldwide and carries the web, e-mail and messaging.
How to use
The masculine inanimate loanword 'internet' declines according to the pattern 'dub' (G: internetu, L: na internete). In Slovak, prepositional phrases commonly take 'na internete' (on the internet), usually written with a lowercase 'i'.
🇬🇧 English
the internet
Example sentence
Bez internetu si dnes väčšina ľudí nevie predstaviť bežný deň.
Without the internet, most people today can't imagine an ordinary day.
Internet nám umožňuje pracovať odkiaľkoľvek na svete.
The internet lets us work from anywhere in the world.
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Common phrases
- na internete— on the internet
- internetové pripojenie— internet connection
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What does the Slovak word "internet" mean?▼
The Slovak word "internet" means "the internet" in English.
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