Spell this polish city for me and u get 10 points!!?

Question

it sounds like kashuv (but prob isnt written like that). it was a boundary/border city between hungary and Czechoslovakia during WWII. i dont know if it still exists today, tho thats not the point.

also... i once googled "polish cities pronunciation" and came up with the most amazing site. it organized cities by letter and each letter also had an audio file where a poilsh guy pronounced each city twice. it was totally awesome and super helpful, i bookmarked it but my comp crashed so i got a new one and i lost the site. now whenever i google it it doesnt come up. if anyone knows what im talking about tell me the site pls!!

xoxo thx for ur help guys!!

Answer 1

Um. A *Polish* city between Hungary and Czechoslovakia??? When did Poland move?

There's a city called Kassa in Hungarian, Košice in Slovakian, and variations on those in other languages. It's near the Slovakian-Hungarian border (about 20km north of it), but it would be a rather large stretch to call it a border city. And it most definitely is not a Polish city. Really.

Wikipedia article (take with the usual Wiki dose of salt, obviously):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ko%C5%A1ice