Studying on Šmarna gora)
Studying on Šmarna gora – that’s the way to do it

To my friends who’ve expressed a slightly masochistic yet commendable interest in learning the beautiful if not simple language spoken by the two million lucky individuals living on this tiny piece of Earth that nature has been so generous to. And a few more scattered around the world. You guys have my respect. You already know your basic Ps and Qs, so here’s your homework:

1 ena
2 dve (f, n) / dva (m)
3 tri
4 štiri
5 pet
6 šest
7 sedem
8 osem
9 devet
10 deset

11 enajst
12 dvanajst
13 trinajst
14 štirinajst
15 petnajst
16 šestnajst
17 sedemnajst
18 osemnajst
19 devetnajst

(=> najstnik = teenager M; najstnica = teenager F)

20 dvajset
21 enaindvajset (ena-in-dvajset)
22 dvaindvajset (dva-in-dvajset)
23 triindvajset
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30 trideset (tri-deset)
31 enaintrideset (ena-in-trideset)
32 dvaintrideset (dva-in-trideset)
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40 štirideset
50 petdeset
60 šestdeset
70 sedemdeset
80 osemdeset
90 devetdeset
100 sto

101 sto ena
102 sto dve (f, n), sto dva (m)
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200 dvesto (dve-sto)
300 tristo
400 štiristo
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.
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1000 tisoč

1001 tisoč ena
1002 tisoč dve
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543,678 petsto triinštirideset tisoč šeststo oseminsedemdeset

OK, the Ps and Qs just to keep them fresh in your memory

Prosim – please
Hvala – thank you

Dober dan – good day
Dobro jutro – good morning
Dober večer – good evening

Na svidenje – farewell (a formal bye-bye, e.g. leaving a shop)
Lahko noč – good night

Se vidiva kmalu = We (two) will see each other soon
Se vidimo kmalu = We (three-or-more) will see each other soon

A bonus one:

Še eno, prosim – (I’ll have) another one (f, n), please (e.g. “beer” or “drink”)

class dismissed