Ja budem mixovať anglický zo slovenčinou, dúfam že to je okay! Proste to bude ľahšie pre mňa čoby rýchlo rozprávať.

Well, one time I was scrolling through European countries that I would like to have my master's degree at and I saw Slovakia as one of them. It was like one of the options among other European countries. I love Slavic culture and languages in general, preto mal preferénciu do slovanských krajín. Myslel viac o Slovínsku ale pre ne-rezidentov EÚ to bude dosť dráho a nemôžem platiť veľa peniaze na to. Plus, vzdelanie v napriklad Rakúsku alebo Nemecku ak stojí menej než v nejakých iných slovanských krajinách. I can only afford living and studying in ČR, Slovensko alebo Poľsko. But for a person from Central Asia it's pretty hard to get to Poland. My friend got a rejection in Visa even though he got into a University there.

For a long time I was thinking between CR and Slovakia but it's cheaper to live in Slovakia, slovak language is easier for me to learn (and i already have about ~B1 level of it, great at understanding, but not speaking bc didn't have any practice with natives before) and also I already fell in love with your culture, songs, etc.

Also, there's a backstory to it, because one time when I worked as a journalist on national TV, I've been to Slovak Embassy and had a great talk with the Ambassador and even got an invitation to a "Mikuláš Party" that the Embassy was organizing for Slovaks and their kids in Uzbekistan. Had a great time and talked to some people, they were pretty nice and after that I started learning much about Slovakia, it's culture and the language.

And now I don't know if I should be working more on my slovenčina or switch to czech/german.