Translation of Slovak word "raňajky" to English
raňajky
/raɲajki/
How to use
Plurale tantum feminine noun (feminine plural: nominative/accusative: raňajky, genitive: raňajok, dative: raňajkám, locative: o raňajkách, instrumental: s raňajkami). Refers to the first meal of the day (breakfast).
🇬🇧 English
breakfast
Example sentence
Výdatné raňajky nám dodajú energiu na celý deň.
A rich breakfast gives us energy for the day.
Pripravila som chutné raňajky z vajec a chleba.
I prepared a delicious breakfast of eggs and bread.
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- bohaté raňajky— hearty / rich breakfast
- pripraviť raňajky— to prepare breakfast
- raňajky do postele— breakfast in bed
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What does the Slovak word "raňajky" mean?▼
The Slovak word "raňajky" means "breakfast" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Výdatné raňajky nám dodajú energiu na celý deň." (which translates as "A rich breakfast gives us energy for the day.").
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