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Slovene

[ US /ˌsɫoʊˈvin/ ]
NOUN
  1. the Slavic language of Slovenes
  2. a native of Slovenia

How To Use Slovene In A Sentence

  • Slovenes maintain close relations with their parents, siblings, and extended families.
  • Many Croats and Slovenes saw independence as the fast track to democracy.
  • Following World War I and the demise of Austria-Hungary, Croatia joined the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (which became Yugoslavia in 1929).
  • After the poetry workshop, I stayed in Ljubljana to present the Slovene edition of my children's book AMIGOS Y VECINOS. Breakfast in Bed
  • Demographic projections suggest that by 2025 the average Slovene will be 47 years old, giving the country one of the oldest populations in the world.
  • In Slovenia I made a detour to Lake Bohinj, where Agatha and second husband Max had once tried to holiday incognito, only to be run to ground by enthusiastic Slovene journalists.
  • Many Croats and Slovenes saw independence as the fast track to democracy.
  • Many Croats and Slovenes saw independence as the fast track to democracy.
  • I had never heard Resian spoken aloud before encountering the mp3 Carniola had linked to, and can attest that it is genuinely incomprehensible even to a native speaker of the Northern-Primorsko dialect of Slovene, geographically closest to Rezija. Languagehat.com: SLOVENIAN DIALECTS.
  • The polka and waltz are very popular, but Slovenes dance all major dances from the tango to the macarena.
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