Translation of Slovak word "záujem" to English
záujem
/zaːujem/
Meaning
NounA feeling of wanting to know more about, or be involved with, something or someone; curiosity or concern.
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun declined according to the dub pattern with a vowel shift (genitive singular záujmu, nominative plural záujmy). It denotes curiosity, personal concern, interest, or financial interest rate. Being interested in something uses the preposition o + accusative (mať záujem o niečo).
🇬🇧 English
interest (curiosity, concern)
Example sentence
Prejavila veľký záujem o nový projekt.
She showed great interest in the new project.
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Common phrases
- mať záujem o spoluprácu— to be interested in cooperation
- prejaviť záujem— to show interest
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The Slovak word "záujem" means "interest (curiosity, concern)" in English.
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