Slovene alphabet

The Slovene alphabet is a variant of the Latin alphabet for the Slovenian language. It contains 25 letters.

  • Č: Č (large), č ( small)
  • Š: ä (large), š ( small)
  • Ž: Ž (large), ž ( small)

Pronounced they are:

  • Č like German ch in " clap "
  • Š like German sch in " shame "
  • Ž as (French ) g in "garage".

Because you do not transcribed foreign names in Slovenian, but also takes in the original version, or other characters from the Latin alphabet are used - this creates the extended version of the Slovene alphabet. Diacritical characters (such as ä, ö, ü, ç ê, ñ, ø etc. ) just stand in the Slovenian alphabet in order, as if they had any special characters. Only ć and đ follow after č and d Accordingly, the order of all the letters that are used in the Slovene language, as follows:

ABC Č ( issues ) D ( Đ ) EFGHIJKLMNOP (Q ) RS Š TUV (W) ( X) ( Y) Z Ž

  • Slovenian language
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