Thanks for your lessons but i will ask you that could you give more example sentences for all. slovensko :) really difficult to learn. please give more sentenceses for adjective and verb formation.
In this case, it's not cases, although cases can change the ending of a noun and pronoun. This is explained on page 26 of Pocket Slovene if you are interested:). There are 6 cases: nominative (slovenščina), genitive (slovenščine), dative (slovenščini), accusative (slovenščino), locative (slovenščini) and instrumental (slovenščino). I'll explain this in more detail in a future grammar video after we go over basic vocabulary. what's happening here is that Slovensko is an adjective or adverb (depending on the use) and slovenščina is a noun. I hope this helps:)
nai kaj ja . oblivious, word is cointract, nai its nay, na naj, and, want said work said answerien asked to, forbiden italian, kaj ja, its this is simple, eearly, easy, facile , no, could , lost part, lost practis sourcen, govirit, as italian terza indicazione, dativa, accusativa, um, ma come è esposto è sbagliato, perchè, um è diverso da oma, umè latino, e oma è sloveno, suffisso, per trasformare un neutro o duale in femminile, oma . MI SONO SOFFERMATO , IN COULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME, in english, could be, not, could you, would you, ti piacerebbe, potresti, lanhko . metterlo alla fine, ed è avverbio? uhm . i am understand almost then . fino a li !
These videos are simply fantastic! Thank you so much!!
Hvala, quite useful to learn Slovene! 😊
Looking teacher like you i'm living in slovenia for 4 years already
THANKS ALWAYS THESE LIFE SEMPRE COSI ! QUESTO VIDEO DI ALTO GRADIMENTO GRAZIE . speack english forb twice shufle togheter .
i speak serbian and i want to learn slovenian this is easier than i thought
Thanks for your lessons but i will ask you that could you give more example sentences for all. slovensko :) really difficult to learn. please give more sentenceses for adjective and verb formation.
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Hvala lepa! I'm guessing that the answer has to do with cases, but why is it slovenščina sometimes, and slovensko other times...? Hvala. 😁
-Sarah
In this case, it's not cases, although cases can change the ending of a noun and pronoun. This is explained on page 26 of Pocket Slovene if you are interested:). There are 6 cases: nominative (slovenščina), genitive (slovenščine), dative (slovenščini), accusative (slovenščino), locative (slovenščini) and instrumental (slovenščino). I'll explain this in more detail in a future grammar video after we go over basic vocabulary.
what's happening here is that Slovensko is an adjective or adverb (depending on the use) and slovenščina is a noun. I hope this helps:)
@@learn_slovene Thank you. I don't have the book, and I live in the US, so, I'm not sure how to get it.
@@thiagoevangelista2754 knjigarna.ff.uni-lj.si/si/izdelek/1541/pocket-slovene-zepna-slovenscina-anglescina/ try this link, maybe it will work for you!
@@learn_slovene Najlepša hvala! 😁
Yor are doing excellent
Thank you!
Can you teach us how to say
I do-I go - I will- I have -you do-you have
Please
@@nurealam4268 of course! I will make a video on this soon:)
si ma ti rendi conto perche stai dimezzando l'informazione
nai kaj ja . oblivious, word is cointract, nai its nay, na naj, and, want said work said answerien asked to, forbiden italian, kaj ja, its this is simple, eearly, easy, facile , no, could , lost part, lost practis sourcen, govirit, as italian terza indicazione, dativa, accusativa, um, ma come è esposto è sbagliato, perchè, um è diverso da oma, umè latino, e oma è sloveno, suffisso, per trasformare un neutro o duale in femminile, oma .
MI SONO SOFFERMATO , IN COULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME, in english, could be, not, could you, would you, ti piacerebbe, potresti, lanhko . metterlo alla fine, ed è avverbio? uhm . i am understand almost then . fino a li !
Floating seems to have a lot of commonality with Russian
I would like to learn slovene to impress my new Slovenian girlfriend. She's a real sweetheart