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Slovene in everyday situations
Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.
nič, ena, dva
| Form | Example | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Zero, one, two. | ||
| Zero, one, two. | ||
| Three, four, five. | ||
| Three, four, five. | ||
| Eight, nine, ten. | ||
| Eight, nine, ten. | ||
| I have one key. | ||
| I have one key. | ||
| I have two cups. | ||
| I have two cups. | ||
| I am new here. I have two keys. | ||
| I am new here. I have two keys. | ||
Count from zero to ten: . For a telephone number, say one digit at a time. The standalone digit one is ; before a masculine noun use .
When counting nouns, the noun’s gender and number matter: , . For no items use ; in a full sentence uses genitive plural. Keep telephone digits separate from noun counting.
želim čaj, dve jajci
| Form | Example | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| I would like tea. | ||
| I would like tea. | ||
| I would like coffee. | ||
| I would like coffee. | ||
| I would like an egg. | ||
| I would like an egg. | ||
| I would like two eggs. | ||
| I would like two eggs. | ||
| I am not hungry. I would like just tea. | ||
| I am not hungry. I would like just tea. | ||
| I am hungry. I would like bread. | ||
| I am hungry. I would like bread. | ||
The direct object uses the accusative: masculine inanimate stays , feminine becomes , and neuter stays . With an adjective say , , .
For exactly two neuter eggs, use . A request can be brief: In a full sentence, use . Negation changes the object to genitive: .
evro, evra, evri, evrov
| Form | Example | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| A coffee costs one euro. | ||
| A coffee costs one euro. | ||
| A tea costs two euros. | ||
| A tea costs two euros. | ||
| A cake costs three euros. | ||
| A cake costs three euros. | ||
| Breakfast costs five euros. | ||
| Breakfast costs five euros. | ||
| Twenty plus two is twenty-two. | ||
| Twenty plus two is twenty-two. | ||
| I am hungry. I have ten euros. | ||
| I am hungry. I have ten euros. | ||
Numbers eleven through nineteen end in -najst: . Tens include , , . In compound numbers the unit comes first: is twenty-two.
Prices follow regular counting patterns: , , , , . The pattern depends on the final number: uses genitive plural, but uses dual. With spoken decimal prices, use whole euros and cents: . With a cost expressed as a direct-object amount, the nominative becomes : .
malo mleka, veliko rib
| Form | Example | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| I would like a little milk. | ||
| I would like a little milk. | ||
| I would like lots of fish. | ||
| I would like lots of fish. | ||
| A kilo of potatoes, please. | ||
| A kilo of potatoes, please. | ||
| Six eggs, please. | ||
| Six eggs, please. | ||
| I have nineteen apples. | ||
| I have nineteen apples. | ||
| I am hungry. I would like a little cheese. | ||
| I am hungry. I would like a little cheese. | ||
After an amount or measure, name the substance in the genitive: , , , . This tells what the amount contains.
Count objects with number plus noun: , . Amount words and take genitive; the adjective instead agrees with a noun: .
vsak dan, vse, sam
| Form | Example | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| I come every day. | ||
| I come every day. | ||
| I come every morning. | ||
| I come every morning. | ||
| That is everything. | ||
| That is everything. | ||
| The key opens all the doors. | ||
| The key opens all the doors. | ||
| Today I order myself. | ||
| Today I order myself. | ||
| I drink tea by myself every day. | ||
| I drink tea by myself every day. | ||
means every or each and agrees with its noun: , , . These time phrases use accusative; masculine inanimate has the same surface form as nominative.
means everything, but all before a noun agrees: , , . For doing something yourself say masculine or feminine : .
Learn , and as useful food chunks now. The instrumental after becomes productive with transport in module 6; requires genitive.
Practice 1/6 · Finding words
Notice the patterns
Tap the form described in this unit.
, , .
Zero, one, two.
.
I would like tea.
.
A coffee costs one euro.
.
I would like a little milk.
.
I come every day.
As Lukas
. .
I am new here. I have two keys.
As Lena
. .
I am new here. I have two keys.
As Lukas
. .
I am not hungry. I would like just tea.
As Lena
. .
I am not hungry. I would like just tea.
, , .
Eight, nine, ten.
.
I would like an egg.
.
A cake costs three euros.
Practice 2/6 · The right form
Choose the form
Choose the right word for the gap.
Nič, ena, .
Zero, one, two.
Želim .
I would like tea.
Kava stane en .
A coffee costs one euro.
Želim malo .
I would like a little milk.
Pridem dan.
I come every day.
As Lukas
Nov sem tukaj. Imam ključa.
I am new here. I have two keys.
As Lena
Nova sem tukaj. Imam ključa.
I am new here. I have two keys.
As Lukas
Nisem lačen. Želim samo .
I am not hungry. I would like just tea.
As Lena
Nisem lačna. Želim samo .
I am not hungry. I would like just tea.
Osem, devet, .
Eight, nine, ten.
Želim .
I would like an egg.
Torta stane tri .
A cake costs three euros.
Practice 3/6 · Fill the gaps
Complete a short message
Fill the gaps with the words from the box.
Nič, ena, .
Zero, one, two.
Želim .
I would like tea.
Kava stane en .
A coffee costs one euro.
Želim malo .
I would like a little milk.
Pridem dan.
I come every day.
As Lukas
Nov sem tukaj. Imam ključa.
I am new here. I have two keys.
As Lena
Nova sem tukaj. Imam ključa.
I am new here. I have two keys.
As Lukas
Nisem lačen. Želim samo .
I am not hungry. I would like just tea.
As Lena
Nisem lačna. Želim samo .
I am not hungry. I would like just tea.
Osem, devet, .
Eight, nine, ten.
Želim .
I would like an egg.
Torta stane tri .
A cake costs three euros.
Practice 4/6 · Building sentences
Build useful sentences
Put the words in order.
Zero, one, two.
A coffee costs one euro.
I would like a little milk.
I come every day.
As Lukas
I am new here. I have two keys.
As Lena
I am new here. I have two keys.
As Lukas
I am not hungry. I would like just tea.
As Lena
I am not hungry. I would like just tea.
Eight, nine, ten.
A cake costs three euros.
Practice 5/6 · In situations
What would you say?
Choose the right words for the situation.
Zero, one, two.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
Zero, one, two.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
I would like tea.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
I would like tea.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
A coffee costs one euro.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
A coffee costs one euro.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
I would like a little milk.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
I would like a little milk.
You say:
Choose the form that fits this meaning and the Slovene pattern explained in the unit.
Practice 6/6 · Matching
Connect messages and meanings
Match the pairs.

Unit complete
