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22 XII 2008 1:24, from: Francis Schmitt franlind@earthlink.net
Have two cousins living in Bratislava. Neither speak English and I don't speak Slovak. When my mother was alive she served as my contact as she spoke Slovak. She was born in Pennyslvania, USA. Her parents were immigrants and taught her Slovak as a littl
22 XII 2008 4:46, from: Zlatica
Francis
I would recommend sending them a letter thru post office, include your e-mail address and iquire if they have one so you can correspond thru internet.
In Bratislava's phone book a Maria DUBINOVA living on Robotnicka (street) Olga KLIMONOVA sti
22 XII 2008 18:16, from: Francis Schmitt franlind@earthlink.net
Thanks so much for your reply. I did mail Christmas greetings to Maria and Olga and included a request for their email addresses. Since mail is slow I presume my note has not yet arrived. When I came across this website, it occured to me that perhaps s
22 XII 2008 22:17, from: Francis Schmitt franlind@earthlink.net
Thanks for your help...since posting my expansive last reply, I learned how to access the slovakia phone book. Was able to determine the house number of Maria on Robotnicki St as well as the phone numbers for each lady. Was also able to see on gthe site
23 XII 2008 17:10, from: Zlatica
You're welcome.
BALAZIK does list in Horne Oresany's phone book.
OSWALD and OSVALD in SK's phone book.
At this holiday time, I have no idea how long it takes for a mail to get to Slovakia. I would guess between 7 to 10 days.
23 XII 2008 17:13, from: Zlatica
Francis
dictionary: http: // slovnik.zoznam.sk
It is neat to actually see location of the address.