Let’s speak Slovene

We are sharing our new project regarding the integration of the minority groups in Slovenia. Turkish families living in Slovenia have difficulties in learning the Slovenian language for certain reasons, and indirectly, this problem prevents them from finding a job in the labor market and integrating into society. 3 project partners, the Intercultural Dialog Association,

We started our Let’s Read Slovene ‘’LRS’’ club 2 months ago at the beginning of June. Our main targets with reading Slovenian storybooks were: In this direction, we gathered with international friends of the dialogue association 8 times. They were from 8 different countries: There were more than 3️⃣5️⃣participants in 8️⃣meetings and we spent 1️⃣6️⃣hours

“Let’s read Slovene” This week we read “The little match girl”, “Deklica z vžigalicami”. We were 4 different nations on the same table: Russia , the USA , England , and Turkey Our small UN roundtable meeting for intercultural dialogue and improving our level in the Slovenian Language. Every week, we listen to different accents

Yesterday we had a great “Let’s read Slovene club” again. We learned a lot of new words together, and our understanding of the sentences is becoming much faster every week. Our team was also bigger than last time. We were 7 different nations on the same table, from Moldova , Russia , Turkey , England

During the coronavirus period, it was very hard for each and every one of us to motivate ourselves to do something useful. Because we are social creatures, and when we have a lack of communication, our lives are just dull. However, as an Intercultural Dialogue association, we wanted to make our time valuable as usual

The main target of the group is creating a platform for foreigners who have basic knowledge (intermediate level) of Slovene and need conversational practice. It is a place for finding your Slovenian-speaking mates. The group is Slovenian-free, and there is no teacher in the group, so we can make a lot of mistakes while we