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*Slovak Wikipedia*

Screenshot Slovak Wikipedia Main Page on 28 August 2008
URL	http://sk.wikipedia.org/
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Type of site	Internet encyclopedia project
Registration	Optional
Available language(s)	Slovak
Owner	Wikimedia Foundation

Slovak Wikipedia edition of Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Slovak Wikipedia (Slovenská Wikipédia) is the edition of Wikipedia in the Slovak language. It was started in October 2003, only becoming active in the summer of 2004. It cleared the 15,000-article mark in September 2005 and the 50,000-article mark in August 2006 and the 100,000 article mark in August 2008. The Slovak Wikipedia has over 100,000 articles as of August 28, 2008. The Slovak Wikipedia is among the largest Slavic-language Wikipedia editions. There is a large amount of short bot-generated articles in the Slovak Wikipedia.

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v • d • e List of Wikipedias in different languages by number of articles

1,000,000+	English (en) · German (de)

750,000+	French (fr)

500,000+	Polish (pl) · Italian (it) · Japanese (ja) · Dutch (nl) · Spanish (es) · Portuguese (pt) · Russian (ru)

250,000+	Swedish (sv) · Chinese (zh) · Norwegian (Bokmål) (no)

100,000+	Arabic (ar) · Catalan (ca) · Czech (cs) · Danish (da) · Esperanto (eo) · Finnish (fi) · Hebrew (he) · Hungarian (hu) · Indonesian (id) · Korean (ko) · Lithuanian (lt) · Romanian (ro) · Serbian (sr) · Slovak (sk) · Turkish (tr) · Ukrainian (uk) · Vietnamese (vi)

50,000+	Basque (eu) · Bulgarian (bg) · Croatian (hr) · Galician (gl) · Greek (el) · Estonian (et) · Haitian Creole (ht) · Norwegian (Nynorsk) (nn) · Persian (fa) · Simple English (simple) · Slovene (sl) · Thai (th)

10,000+	Afrikaans (af) · Albanian (sq) · Aragonese (an) · Asturian (ast) · Azerbaijani (az) · Belarusian (be, be-x-old) · Bengali (bn) · Bishnupriya Manipuri (bpy) · Bosnian (bs) · Breton (br) · Cantonese (zh-yue) · Cebuano (ceb) · Georgian (ka) · Hindi (hi) · Icelandic (is) · Ido (io) · Irish (ga) · Javanese (jv) · Kurdish (ku) · Latin (la) · Latvian (lv) · Luxembourgish (lb) · Macedonian (mk) · Malay (ms) · Malayalam (ml) · Marathi (mr) · Neapolitan (nap) · Quechua (qu) · Samogitian (bat-smg) · Sicilian (scn) · Serbo-Croatian (sh) · Swahili (sw) · Sundanese (su) · Tagalog (tl) · Tamil (ta) · Telugu (te) · Urdu (ur) · Welsh (cy) · Walloon (wa)

1,000+	Alemannic (als) · Amharic (am) · Armenian (hy) · Classical Chinese (zh-classical) · Dutch Low Saxon (nds-nl) · Egyptian Arabic (arz) · Friulian (fur) · Gan (gan) · Hawaiian (haw) · Kannada (kn) · Kazakh (kk) · Khmer (km) · Ladino (lad) · Limburgish (li) · Lombard (lmo) · Lingála (ln) · Maltese (mt) · Māori (mi) · Nahuatl (nah) · Navajo (nv) · Northern Sámi (se) · Pennsylvania German (pdc) · Punjabi (pnb) · Romansh (rm) · Sakha (sah) · Saterland Frisian (stq) · Scottish Gaelic (gd) · Scots (sco) · Silesian (szl) · Tajik (tg) · Tongan (to) · Turkmen (tk) · Tatar (tt) · Venetian (vec) · Wu (wuu) · Yiddish (yi) · Yoruba (yo)

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