Slovakia is a country located in Central Europe that borders the Czech Republic, Austria, Poland, Ukraine, and Hungary. It has a population of over five million people and its capital and largest city is Bratislava. The official language is Slovak. The country has mountains, forests, caves, lowlands, and its longest river is the Vah. Popular culture includes the folk hero Juraj Janosik and the national dish bryndzove halusky. The second largest city, Kosice, has over 240,000 residents and is home to the Gothic St. Elisabeth Cathedral.

1. Slovakia

2. Slovakia
The Slovak Republic is in Central Europe.
Slovakia is bordered by the Czech Republic
and Austria to the west, Poland to the north
Ukraine to the east and Hungary to the south.
The largest city is the capital, Bratislava, and the
second largest is Košice.
The official language is Slovak.
It has a population of over five milion.

3. History
Slovakia was part of Great Moravia and next
part of Hungarian Kingdom.
After long time it was part of Czechoslovakia.
Next in 1.1.1993 Slovakia became independent
republic called Slovak Republic.

4. Nature
Mountains - High Tatras are a popular skiing destination
in the North Slovakia.
We have lots of forests in Slovakia.
The longest river is Váh.
We have lots of caves too.
There are lots of lowlands, for example
„Východoslovenská nížina, Podunajská nížina“.

5. Culture
The best known Slovak hero, found in many
mythologies, is Juraj Jánošík.
Popular is folk tradition.
Slovak national dish is „Bryndzové halušky“.

6. Our city Košice
Košice is the second largest city in Slovakia.
It has population of over 240 000.
The city centre and the most historical
monuments are located in or around the Main
Street.
The most dominant historical monument of the
city is Slovakia's largest church - Gothic St.
Elisabeth Cathedral.

8. Our school
This year 715 pupils aged 6 - 15 attend our
school in 30 classes. 49 teachers care about
their education.

9. The end
Thank you for attention.