So I am from Slovakia, and our capital, Bratislava, is one of the westernmost cities in the country. Because of its location, people living there have a distinct western accent, which is not exactly the “standard” way of speaking Slovak, since the standard language is originally based on the central Slovak dialect. I’ve heard that in most countries, the language spoken in the capital is the same as the standard language you hear on television. Is it true for your country?


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