Soyez donc toujours à la fois corrects et prudents...
Mardi 6 décembre 2005
Another answer, from far away!
... From one of Andreja's students ( I wish I knew
what his/ her name was!)
to Andreja and her student!
... From one of Andreja's students ( I wish I knew
what his/ her name was!)" In Slovenia we use difirents words to salute our friends, bosses, strangers and
so on.
so on.
When we meet our friends we say: "zdravo, alo or haj" that means hello or hi.
But when we leave we say: "dijo, ajde, čao, adijo, baj" that means something like Bye.
But that`s only if we`re young.
But when we leave we say: "dijo, ajde, čao, adijo, baj" that means something like Bye.
But that`s only if we`re young.
Little bit older say: "ivjo, zdravo or dober dan", that means heloo or good afternoon.
But if they go they say: "adijo, pozdravljeni" that means something like goodbye.
But if they go they say: "adijo, pozdravljeni" that means something like goodbye.
If we`re younger and we meet our teachers perhaps we say: "zdravo or dober dan!
that means Hello or Good afternoon.
And when we go we say: "adijo or nasvidenje" that means something like See you.
that means Hello or Good afternoon.
And when we go we say: "adijo or nasvidenje" that means something like See you.
But if we`re older and we meet our bosses we`re very polite and we say "dober
dan" that means Good day.
And when we go we say: "na svidenje, adijo, se vidimo" that means goodbye or see
you.
dan" that means Good day.
And when we go we say: "na svidenje, adijo, se vidimo" that means goodbye or see
you.
They say thaht Slovenish nation is a little bit shy, but that`s not always true.
If we meet a stranger we often don`t say nothing. We just go on, but that`s only
because our mothers taught us not to speak with the strangers.
because our mothers taught us not to speak with the strangers.
The most popular phrases to say hello in youger company is: "haj, hej, zdravo,
alo, čao" and that`s all like hi or something like that.
But in older company that`s often: "dober dan, ivjo, ...".
alo, čao" and that`s all like hi or something like that.
But in older company that`s often: "dober dan, ivjo, ...".
We also need two diferent words for word you. It`s "vi and ti". We use "vi" for
people that we really respect and people that are older then we are and if
they`re in higher situation then we. But "ti" we use for our friends, family and
younger people."
people that we really respect and people that are older then we are and if
they`re in higher situation then we. But "ti" we use for our friends, family and
younger people."
to Andreja and her student!
par MERRYPROF
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