The final L in some Slovenian words in the nominative can be pronounced as U or L. This can be tough to…
As with every other language, Slovenian often has more than one way of expressing the same thing – the synonyms…
Slovenian has three grammatical genders: feminine, masculine and neuter. The feminine nouns usually end with –a, the masculine with a…
Slovenian grammar is not one of the easiest, not even for the native speakers who commonly make mistakes while speaking…
Slovenian is one of the rare languages that has the grammatical number dual – it is used specifically for two objects…
Interjections, medmeti in Slovenian, express our mood and emotional conditions, they imitate natural sounds and are also used as an…
Words that are written the same and in most cases have different meaning and different pronunciation, are called heteronyms. As…
We are excited to announce the release of our first e-book, the Conjugation Manual of Slovenian Verbs from A to Ž.…
»Tih kot miška« (as silent as a mouse), »priden kot čebela« (as busy as a bee) – sound familiar to…
A semivowel is a vowel which does not have a special letter. Phonetically it is written as ‘ə’, but we…
