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    Course of Slovenian Language

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    This document outlines a 40-hour course plan for studying the Slovenian language. The course will use the textbook "Slovenska beseda v živo 1a" and additional online resources. Students will learn basic communication in Slovenian, including greetings, descriptions, directions, food, weather, family and plans. 20 lessons will cover vocabulary, grammar, and practice conversation skills. Lessons include activities on topics like introducing oneself, ordering coffee, and describing an ideal job. The course aims to help students conquer fundamental grammar and hold simple conversations in Slovenian.

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    This document outlines a 40-hour course plan for studying the Slovenian language. The course will use the textbook "Slovenska beseda v živo 1a" and additional online resources. Students will learn basic communication in Slovenian, including greetings, descriptions, directions, food, weather, family and plans. 20 lessons will cover vocabulary, grammar, and practice conversation skills. Lessons include activities on topics like introducing oneself, ordering coffee, and describing an ideal job. The course aims to help students conquer fundamental grammar and hold simple conversations in Slovenian.

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    This document outlines a 40-hour course plan for studying the Slovenian language. The course will use the textbook "Slovenska beseda v živo 1a" and additional online resources. Students will learn basic communication in Slovenian, including greetings, descriptions, directions, food, weather, family and plans. 20 lessons will cover vocabulary, grammar, and practice conversation skills. Lessons include activities on topics like introducing oneself, ordering coffee, and describing an ideal job. The course aims to help students conquer fundamental grammar and hold simple conversations in Slovenian.

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    This document outlines a 40-hour course plan for studying the Slovenian language. The course will use the textbook "Slovenska beseda v živo 1a" and additional online resources. Students will learn basic communication in Slovenian, including greetings, descriptions, directions, food, weather, family and plans. 20 lessons will cover vocabulary, grammar, and practice conversation skills. Lessons include activities on topics like introducing oneself, ordering coffee, and describing an ideal job. The course aims to help students conquer fundamental grammar and hold simple conversations in Slovenian.

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    The document outlines a course plan for learning Slovenian language. The course aims to develop basic communication skills in Slovenian and introduce students to Slovenian culture. It covers topics such as greetings, describing people and things, food, weather, family and plans.

    The main aim of the course is to develop basic communication in Slovenian language. Students will learn basic social conversation: how to introduce themselves, talk about their life (family, hobbies and interests), express opinions and feelings, orientate themselves in different places, search and ask for essential information etc. They also get to know Slovenian culture and habits.

    The first few lessons cover greetings, introducing oneself, numbers, things and people around the student, directions in the city and street, and describing people.

    COURSE OF SLOVENIAN LANGUAGE

    STUDY PLAN
    Teacher: Lara Pient
    Duration: 40 academic hours (2 x 90 minutes per week)
    Coursebook: Markovi Andreja et al.: Slovenska beseda v ivo 1a (textbook and
    workbook). Ljubljana: Znanstvena zaloba Filozofske fakultete, 2012.

    Additional materials:
    1. M. uk, M. Miheli, G. Vuga: Odkrivajmo slovenino. Ljubljana: Filozofska
    fakulteta, Seminar slovenskega jezika, literature in kulture, 1996.
    2. Slovenian grammar in Lithuanian language on-line: Jelena Konickaja: Praktin
    slovn kalbos gramatika:
    http://www.flf.vu.lt/dokumentai/mokslas/el_knygu_versijos/slovenu_kalbos_gr
    amatika_internetui.pdf
    3. Web corpora, lexicons and tools:

    Dictionary of Standard Slovenian: http://bos.zrc-sazu.si/sskj_en.html


    Slovene spelling rules: http://bos.zrc-sazu.si/sp2001.html
    Slovenian morphological lexicon: http://www.slovenscina.eu/sloleks
    Corpuses of Slovenian language: http://eng.slovenscina.eu/korpusi

    Course annotation:
    The main aim of the course is to develop basic communication in Slovenian
    language. Students will learn basic social conversation: how to introduce
    themselves, talk about their life (family, hobbies and interests), express opinions
    and feelings, orientate themselves in different places, search and ask for
    essential information etc. They also get to know Slovenian culture and habits.
    Students will conquer fundamental grammar of Slovene language: the Slovenian
    alphabet, pronunciation rules, basic grammar rules and word order.

    Description of the lessons:


    Lesson 1: sLOVEnina je romantina sLOVEne is romantic!
    Introduction of Slovenian language: alphabet and pronunciation rules. Slovenian
    language is one of the rarest languages in the world which has dual therefore is a
    language of love: with dual there can be no misunderstandings there are only
    the two of you!

    Lesson 2: Dober dan! Hello!


    Greetings and introducing: giving information about yourself (identity,
    nationality, languages etc.). Grammar: verb to be, personal pronouns,
    grammatical number and gender.
    Lesson 3: Razumem, ne razumem ... I understand, I don't understand ...
    Introduction into the conversation: expressions, contexts, use of formal and
    courtesy phrases and forms. Numbers. Grammar: verbs infinitive form and
    present tense.
    Lesson 4: Kaj je to? Kdo je to? What is this? Who is this?
    Things and people around us, professions, countries and inhabitants. Revision of
    numbers, expressing age and date of birth. Slovenia in numbers. Grammar:
    negative form of the verbs in present tense, question forms and answer
    possibilities.
    Lesson 5: Moja ulica My street
    Orientation in different places: in the city, on the street, in the building and
    understanding basic information about the directions. My favourite place in
    Vilnius. Grammar: nominative case.
    Lesson 6: "Zrcalce, zrcalce na steni povej, katera najlepa v deeli je tej?" "Magic
    Mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?"
    Description of people and things. Grammar: adjectives of quality, antonymes of
    the adjectives, questions for adjectives.
    Lesson 7: Mmm kava! Mmm coffee!
    Invitation to have coffee, ordering in the restaurant, excepting and declining an
    invitation, asking for the price. Grammar: accusative case, verbs requiring the
    accusative case.
    Lesson 8: "Laen si ful drugaen!" - "Youre not you when youre hungry!"
    Food and drinks. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. A bit of Slovenian slang
    expressions. Grammar: irregular verbs, adjectives of type.
    Lesson 9: Danes je moj dan Today is my day
    Describing a regular day at school, work and home. Parts of the day and the
    question When? Expressions of time. Grammar: nominative and accusative case
    of the nouns and adjectives.
    Lesson 10: Revision
    Vocabulary: introduction, basic conversation, invitation, things and people,
    professions, orientation in places, food and drinks, parts of the day, expressions
    of time. Grammar: nominative and accusative case of the nouns and adjectives,

    present tense, irregular verbs, adjectives of quality and type, questions. Revision
    test.
    Lesson 11: Moji narti My plans
    Expressions of time, clock. Description of plans. Grammar: verbs for direction,
    prepositions, word order.
    Lesson 12: Kakno je vreme? What's the weather?
    Describing the weather and seasons. Sports and hobbies. Grammar: personal
    pronouns for the accusative case.
    Lesson 13: Druinski album Family album
    Family tree, describing the family. Grammar: expression I like and it's
    grammatical rules.
    Lesson 14: Vabim te ... In invite you ...
    Writing, excepting and declining an invitation. Expressing congratulations.
    Grammar: question Whose, personal pronouns and possessive adjectives.
    Lesson 15: Kariera ali ...? Career or ...?
    Revising of the professions. Expressing positive and negative sides of study and
    work. Grammar: past tense.
    Lesson 16: Moja sanjska sluba ... My ideal job
    Describing past events. Discussing the ideal job and stereotypes in different
    countries. Grammar: paste tense, locative case.
    Lesson 17: Kje si in kam gre? Where are you and where are you going?
    Expressing and describing the location and places. Grammar: locative case,
    prepositions which require locative case.
    Lesson 18: Revision
    Vocabulary: expressions of time and place, describing the weather, describing
    plans, past events and wishes. Grammar: nominative, accusative and locative
    case of the nouns and adjectives, present and past tense, negative forms of the
    verbs, irregular verbs, personal pronouns, adjectives of quality and type,
    questions.
    Lesson 19: Exam.
    Lesson 20: Se vidimo! See you!
    Revision of the exam: discussing the problems that students had while writing
    the exam, correcting mistakes, improving their speaking and writing skills.

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