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They are presented with a list of several Spanish male names with their Slovak counterparts. Not all names submitted baking school Slovak used today. Ježíš name (Jesus) never used, except in the Bible. Slovak baking school names always have the accent on the first syllable; Slovak tilde does not serve to indicate the accent, but the amount of the letter (A = aa, e = ee ...).
Artur Arturo =
Casimiro = Kazimír
Sunday = Dominik
Gabriel Gabriel =
Ladislao = Ladislav [ladyislau]
Norbert Norbert =
Tobias = Tobiáš [tobiaash]
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Depending on the context, it could be short for something. baking school In electronic baking school communication (in colloquial use, especially among young people), the "j" may be the abbreviation of the word "jo" is a colloquial form of "yes". It can also be double "jj" as an abbreviation for "ho, ho," that is "yes, yes".
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