Translation of Slovak word "sandále" to English
sandále
/sandaːlɛ/
Meaning
NounSandals: open summer shoes held on the foot by straps.
How to use
Plural noun derived from either feminine 'sandála' (declension 'ulica') or masculine 'sandál' (declension 'stroj'); the plural 'sandále' has genitive plural sandálov / sandál, dative plural sandálom / sandálam, locative sandáloch / sandálach, instrumental sandálmi. Refers to open summer footwear with straps. Often used with verbs obuť si (to put on) or vyzuť si (to take off).
🇬🇧 English
sandals
Example sentence
V lete radšej nosím tieto ľahké sandále.
In the summer, I prefer to wear these light sandals.
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Common phrases
- kožené sandále— leather sandals
- obuť si sandále— to put on sandals
- turistické sandále— hiking / outdoor sandals
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What does the Slovak word "sandále" mean?▼
The Slovak word "sandále" means "sandals" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "V lete radšej nosím tieto ľahké sandále." (which translates as "In the summer, I prefer to wear these light sandals.").
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