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This document is a project by Slovak and Polish students about their towns of Vráble, Slovakia and Brodnica, Poland. It provides information about Vráble, which has around 10,000 inhabitants and 4 primary schools. It describes some local landmarks like the church and square. It also mentions the vineyard area around Vráble. The students' school in Vráble has 18 classes and 300 pupils. The document includes a basic Slovak-English-Polish dictionary of common words. The students indicate they enjoy their town of Vráble, especially Christmas, fireworks, and June markets.
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- 1. O ur towns Vráble - Brod nica This is the common project of Slovak and Polish pupils about their towns
- 2. Vráble • Vráble is a small town in the west of Slovakia Vráble je malé mesto na juhozápade Slovenska. • It has got about 10 000 inhabitants. Žije tu 10 000 ľudí. • We have got 4 primary schools here. • There are banks, many shops, supermarkets, sport centres.
- 3. Brodnica
- 4. O ther places in Vráble • We have a beautiful church here. Námestie Kostol • Square in Vráble.
- 5. Brodnica
- 6. N ature near Vráble • Vrable lies in vineyard area, so you can find a lot of vineyard houses and cottages here. • Vráble sa nachádzajú vo vinárskej oblasti a ľudia tu majú pekné vinárske domčeky.
- 7. Brodnica
- 8. O ur school in Vrable • Our school is called Primary school of Viliam Zaborsky. It has 18 classes and about 300 pupils attended it. • It lies in a small park where we often play. • Naša škola sa volá Základná škola Viliama Záborského. Má dve budovy a 18 tried. Navštevuje ju asi 300 žiakov.
- 10. H ow d o we see our town? • We create some project about our town Vráble, draw some interesting places and write some sentences about it. Naše projekty o Vrábľoch
- 11. English - Slovak - Polish d ictionary • Church - kostol – • Cinema – kino – • Bank – banka - • school – škola – • House – dom – • Stadium – štadión – shop – obchod - • Station – stanica – • Park – park – • Street – ulica – • Square – námestie – • Library – knižnica -
- 12. D o you like your towns? • We like our town Vráble. It is small , but the life is good here. Christmas are always beautiful, we like fireworks here, and we like markets in June too. Children from Slovakia • Máme radi naše mesto Vráble. Je malé, ale život je tu skvelý. Vianoce sú tu vždy krásne, páčia sa nám ohňostroje a máme radi jarmok a trhy v júni. Deti zo Slovenska
- 13. Our sources: • http://www.vrable.sk/about-.phtml?id3=12417 • http://jozefjavurek.blog.sme.sk/c/138774/Vrable.html • http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34968031http://www.milliardcity.com/family-business • http://vinoforum.blogspot.com/2011_07_01_archive.html