No one ever talks about Slovakia or anything Slovak. They have the Tatra Mountains and so do we. I have zero idea what else they have, and I don't even remember the name of their capital city (is it Bratislava? I'm not even sure now). There are no Slovak video games too while the Czechs deliver some quality content. I don't know how the Slovak language sounds, probably indistinguishable from the Czech but I just don't know. In 1992 they split and like disappeared instantly.

I guess people in the Balkans may think so about Slovenia too. But in this case it may be good for the Slovenians to be a little quiet country of the region (I think a lot like a mini Austria now, in several ways). Or perhaps even more so, Serbia and Montenegro (also mountainous, I think, it's in the name).

No one ever talks about Slovakia or anything Slovak. They have the Tatra Mountains and so do we. I have zero idea what else they have, and I don't even remember the name of their capital city (is it Bratislava? I'm not even sure now). There are no Slovak video games too while the Czechs deliver some quality content. I don't know how the Slovak language sounds, probably indistinguishable from the Czech but I just don't know. In 1992 they split and like disappeared instantly.

I guess people in the Balkans may think so about Slovenia too. But in this case it may be good for the Slovenians to be a little quiet country of the region (I think a lot like a mini Austria now, in several ways). Or perhaps even more so, Serbia and Montenegro (also mountainous, I think).

No one ever talks about Slovakia or anything Slovak. They have the Tatra Mountains and so do we. I have zero idea what else they have, and I don't even remember the name of their capital city (is it Bratislava? I'm not even sure now). There are no Slovak video games too while the Czechs deliver some quality content. I don't know how the Slovak language sounds, probably indistinguishable from the Czech but I just don't know. In 1992 they split and like disappeared instantly.

I guess people in the Balkans may think so about Slovenia too. But in this case it may be good for the Slovenians to be a little quiet country of the region (I think a lot like a mini Austria now, in several ways). Or perhaps even more so, Serbia and Montenegro.

No one ever talks about Slovakia or anything Slovak. They have the Tatra Mountains and so do we. I have zero idea what else they have, and I don't even remember the name of their capital city (is it Bratislava? I'm not even sure now). There are no Slovak video games too while the Czechs deliver some quality content. I don't know how the Slovak language sounds, probably indistinguishable from the Czech but I just don't know. In 1992 they split and like disappeared instantly.

I guess people in the Balkans may think so about Slovenia too. But in this case it may be good for the Slovenians to be a little quiet country (I think a lot like a mini Austria now, in several ways).

No one ever talks about Slovakia or anything Slovak. They have the Tatra Mountains and so do we. I have zero idea what else they have, and I don't even remember the name of their capital city (is it Bratislava? I'm not even sure now). There are no Slovak video games too while the Czechs deliver some quality content. I don't know how the Slovak language sounds, probably indistinguishable from the Czech but I just don't know. In 1992 they split and like disappeared instantly.

I guess people in the Balkans may think so about Slovenia too. But in this case it may be good for the Slovenians to be a little quiet country (I think a lot like a mini Austria now).

No one ever talks about Slovakia or anything Slovak. They have the Tatra Mountains and so do we. I have zero idea what else they have, and I don't even remember the name of their capital city (is it Bratislava? I'm not even sure now). There are no Slovak video games too while the Czechs deliver some quality content. I don't know how the Slovak language sounds, probably indistinguishable from the Czech but I just don't know. In 1992 they split and like disappeared instantly.

I guess people in the Balkans may think so about Slovenia too.

No one ever talks about Slovakia or anything Slovak. They have the Tatra Mountains and so do we. I have zero idea what else they have, and I don't even remember the name of their capital city (is it Bratislava? I'm not even sure now). There are no Slovak video games too while the Czechs deliver some quality content. I don't know how the Slovak language sounds, probably indistinguishable from the Czech but I just don't know. In 1992 they split and like disappeared instantly.

No one ever talks or thinks about Slovakia. They have the Tatra Mountains and so do we. I have zero idea what else they have, and I don't even remember the name of their capital city (is it Bratislava? I'm not even sure now). There are no Slovak video games too while the Czechs deliver some quality content. I don't know how the Slovak language sounds, probably indistinguishable from the Czech but I just don't know. In 1992 they split and like disappeared instantly.

No one ever talks or thinks about Slovakia. They have the Tatra Mountains and so do we. I have zero idea what else they have, and I don't even remember the name of their capital city (is it Bratislava? I'm not even sure now). There are no Slovak video games too while the Czechs deliver some quality content. I don't know how the Slovak language sounds, probably indistinguishable from the Czech but I just don't know. In 1992 they split and like disappeared.

No one ever talks or thinks about Slovakia. They have the Tatra Mountains and so have we. I have zero idea what else they have, and I don't even remember the name of their capital city (is it Bratislava? I'm not even sure now). There are no Slovak video games too while the Czechs deliver some quality content. I don't know how the Slovak language sounds, probably indistinguishable from the Czech but I just don't know. In 1992 they split and like disappeared.

No one ever talks or thinks about Slovakia. They have the Tatra Mountains and so have we. I have zero idea what else they have, and I don't even remember the name of their capital city (is it Bratislava? I'm not even sure now). There are no Slovak video games too while the Czechs deliver some quality content. I don't know how the Slovak language sounds, probably indistinguishable from the Czech but I just don't know.