pri don't speak French this is not the correct word

and a [negation + present [negation + adjective] nie je

above nad tense] nehovorím to správne slovo
francúzsky she didn't visit
under pod don't leave me
Germany
[imperative
before pred [negation + past
negation] neopúšťaj ma
tense] nenavštívila
after po
nemecko he cannot see us no problem
in front of pred [negative modal verb] nevidí [negation + noun] nie je
nás can't she play chess? problém
behind za
[interrogative negation] nevie
far from ďaleko od hrať šach? we will not come how? ako?
late
near pri what? čo?
[negation + future
in v tense] neprídeme neskoro who? kto?
kostole
inside vnútri why? prečo?
he is taller than her
outside mimo where? kde?
[adjective + preposition] je
with s vyšší než ona
now teraz
without bez he came with his small dog
yesterday včera
[preposition +
about o
pronoun] prišiel so svojím today dnes
between medzi malým psom
tonight dnes večer
but ale can you come with me?
tomorrow zajtra
for pre [preposition +
pronoun] môžete ísť so soon čoskoro
from od mnou?
quickly rýchlo
to k
understand you slowly pomaly

I eat without a knife [affirmative form] ja vám

together spoločne
[preposition + noun] jem bez rozumiem
very veľmi
noža I don't understand you
[negation + verb] ja vám almost takmer
she lives near the church
[verb + preposition] býva nerozumiem always vždy

usually zvyčajne
sometimes niekedy
rarely zriedka
never nikdy
do you understand me now?
[pronoun + adverb] chápete
ma už?
I need help immediately
[noun + adverb] potrebujem
pomoc okamžite
she is very intelligent
[adverb + adjective] je veľmi
inteligentná
I will always love you
[verb + adverb] ja ťa budem
vždy milovať
can we learn
German together?
[adverb in a
question] môžeme sa učiť
spolu nemecky?
ja
him jeho/jemu give you money
her ju/jej [2nd object pronoun] dám vám
us nás/nám peniaze she wrote him a letter
them ich/im [3rd object pronoun] napísala
mu list they
visited her yesterday
my môj
[3rd object pronoun] oni ju
navštívili včera can she help us?
your tvoj [1st pl. object pronoun] môže
nám pomôcť? he
his jeho gave them food
[3rd pl. object pronoun] dal im
her jej jedlo
our náš
my name is Maya
their ich [1st possessive
pronoun] volám sa maya
I am your friend
your brother lives here
[1st pronoun + verb] som
[2nd possessive pronoun] tvoj
tvoj priateľ
brat žije tu
you speak very fast
her mother cooks for us
[2nd pronoun +
[3rd possessive pronoun] jej
adverb] hovoríte veľmi
matka nám varí
rýchlo
his hobby is reading books
he has three dogs
[3rd possessive pronoun] jeho
[3rd pronoun + verb] má tri
koníčkom je čítanie kníh
psy
our dream is to visit Paris
she can speak German [1st pl. possessive
[3rd pronoun + verb] vie pronoun] naším snom je
hovoriť nemecky navštíviť paríž

you ty/vy we will not come late their house is not far
[1st plural [3rd pl. possessive
he on
pronoun] neprídeme neskoro pronoun] ich dom je
she ona neďaleko
they bought milk and bread
we my [3rd plural pronoun] kúpili
mlieko a chlieb this is my house to je môj
they oni
can you tell me your name? dom
me mňa/mne [1st object pronoun] môžete mi
you teba/vás/tebe/vám povedať svoje meno? I will
that restaurant is far tá
reštaurácia je ďaleko

these apples are

delicious tieto jablká sú
výborné

those stars are shiny tie

hviezdy sú žiarivé