When you’re visiting in Slovenia or simply any country where people talk Slovenian and you are in an emergency situation, dealing with authorities like the police in Slovenian might be overwhelming. You’ll want to know at least the basic Slovenian words intended for emergencies that will help you get hold of your country’s consulate. Learn More
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I haven't done anything wrong. | Ničesar nisem zagrešil. (nee-CHEH-sahr NEE-sehm zah-GREH-sheel) |
It was a misunderstanding. | Gre za nesporazum. (greh zah nehs-poh-RAH-zoom) |
Where are you taking me? | Kam me peljete? (kahm meh peh-LYEH-teh?) |
Am I under arrest? | Sem aretiran? (sehm ah-reh-TEE-rahn?) |
I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen. | Sem ameriški/avstralski/britanski/kanadski grški državljan. (sehm ah-MEH-reesh-kee/ows-TRAHLS-kee/bree-TAHNS-kee/kah-NAHDS-kee GRSH-kee dehr-ZHOW-lyahn) |
I want to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian consulate. | Želim poklicati ameriški/avstralski/britanski/kanadski grški konzulat. (ZHEH-leem poh-KLEE-tsah-tih ah-meh-REESH-kee/ows-TRAHLS-kee/bree-TAHNS-kee/kah-NAHDS-kee GRSH-kee kohn-ZOO-laht) |
I want to talk to a lawyer. | Hočem govoriti s svojim odvetnikom. (KHOH-chehm goh-voh-REE-tee suh SVOY-eem ohd-veht-NEE-kohm) |
Can I just pay a fine now? | Ali lahko zdaj plačam globo? (AH-lee LAH-koh zdai PLAH-chahm GLOH-boh?) |
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