Translation of Slovak word "skvele" to English
skvele
/skvele/
Meaning
AdverbIn an excellent or wonderful way; splendidly. Often used as an enthusiastic exclamation of approval ('Great!').
How to use
The qualitative adverb 'skvele' is derived from the adjective 'skvelý' (great, splendid). It forms degrees of comparison: 'skvelejšie' and 'najskvelejšie'. It is often used as a single-word interjection of enthusiastic agreement ('Great! / Excellent!').
🇬🇧 English
great, wonderfully
Example sentence
V tých nových šatách vyzeráš skvele.
You look absolutely wonderful in that new dress!
Večera sa naozaj vydarila, varíš skvele.
The dinner turned out really well, you cook absolutely wonderfully.
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Common phrases
- cítiť sa skvele— to feel great / fantastic
- vyzerať skvele— to look great / splendid
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The Slovak word "skvele" means "great, wonderfully" in English.
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