Czech is the most common language spoken in Slovakia. It is the mother tongue language of Czechs. This language was known as Bohemian until the late 19th century. Czech is similar to Slovak up to a great extent. Czech gained its glory in the 18th and the 19th centuries which aimed at reviving Czech culture, language and life style. Today, Czech is spoken by millions people, in some parts of Austria, Poland, Germany, or else Slovakia. If you want to learn language in Slovakia, then you need to know Czech, If you do not know Czech then Slovak may be a little bit difficult to understand. Compared to English, Slovak is extremely easy to read correctly, because every letter is read and always pronounced in the same way. National language Slovak was officially separated from Czech Republic January 1, 1993.

The Slovak alphabet is a variation of the Latin alphabet and basic characters used in it is same as English and number of alphabet has 46 letters. As in many countries, ESL teaching is widespread for adults and teenagers to learn many languages. Learn language in ESL is very easy, you can learn Czech and Slovak there. Many older Czechs speak varying degrees in German. Because of the close linguistic tie to Slovak, standard Czech and standard Slovak are mutually intelligible for adults and teenagers. These languages are used in Official communications, literature and broadcasts. ESL has separate programs for each age group with special courses for summer camp and vacations in correspond to regular courses. If you are interested in searching more about the language you can prefer Wikipedia also.