Translation of Slovak word "priateľský" to English
priateľský
/pri̯ateʎskiː/
Meaning
AdjectiveGenerally warm, approachable and easy to relate with in character.
How to use
Qualitative adjective declined according to 'pekný' (priateľský, priateľská, priateľské). Derived from 'priateľ' (friend). Describes warm, amicable behavior (priateľský tón) or sports matches without competition points (priateľský zápas = friendly match). Adverb: 'priateľsky'.
🇬🇧 English
friendly
Example sentence
Personál hotela bol veľmi priateľský a ochotný.
The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful.
Je to priateľská a spoločenská osoba.
She is a friendly and outgoing person.
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Common phrases
- priateľská atmosféra— friendly atmosphere
- priateľský zápas— friendly match / exhibition game
- užívateľsky priateľský— user-friendly
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What does the Slovak word "priateľský" mean?▼
The Slovak word "priateľský" means "friendly" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Personál hotela bol veľmi priateľský a ochotný." (which translates as "The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful.").
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