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I have been studying Slovenian with Valentina for four months now after visiting beautiful Slovenia last year. Valentina makes learning, what is quite a difficult language, very enjoyable. She has been very flexible in adapting her teaching approach to match my learning style. We have studied a really nice mix of grammar, topics and Slovenian culture which has kept me really interested. Although initially nervous about learning over Skype I have found the lessons to be very engaging have really setted into it as a learning platform. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Valentina to anyone who is interested in learning Slovenian.

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I am an older student (64 years old) and was worried I was getting too old to learn a new language. But I did not have to worry with Valentina as my teacher. She teaches step by step and we don’t move on to the next lesson until I am ready. I like learning at my own pace and Valentina had taken the mystery out of learning Slovenian. She’s very professional and encouraging and also a very nice person. I’ve been taking lessons from her for 2-1/2 years so far and plan on continuing. I highly recommended her!

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I have been taking Skype lessons with Valentina for a year now and my Slovenian (previously only self-taught) has improved considerably. I first bought the online course, which I enjoyed very much, and consequently I started taking lessons with Valentina. At first I was a bit worried about having lessons over Skype, but Valentina’s experience and preparation always make up for every possible technological pitfall. Valentina is very patient and she is always ready to answer my many geeky questions about Slovenian grammar and syntax. I’m always looking forward to our classes and to her funny but extremely useful worksheets. If you’re looking to learn Slovenian, look no further and get Valentina as your teacher. You won’t regret it!

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Learn By Yourself with the Learn Slovenian Online e-book

The Slovenian Book of Basics is a self-study e-book and a very useful practical manual which includes common everyday topics for real life situations (for example how to book a room, order at a restaurant, have a telephone conversation, buy a bus or train ticket, express the time, and the list goes on), a comprehensive list of useful phrases, vocabulary, basic grammar, etc. At the end of each lesson you will also find exercises with correct answers to see how you did.

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The Slovenian Book of Basics includes:

Useful Phrases
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Interesting Facts about Slovenia
Basic Grammar
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The Neuter Nouns – Exceptions

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Confusingly Similar Slovenian Words

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Plural Nouns in Slovenian

In Slovenian, like in many other languages, there are the nouns which only have a singular or plural form. Today, I will concentrate on the Slovenian plural nouns. The neuter plural nouns The nouns which only exist in plural and…