Slovene Alphabet

The Slovene alphabet is an extension of the Latin script and is used in the Slovene language. The standard language uses a Latin alphabet which is a slight modification of Gaj's Latin alphabet, consisting of 25 lower- and upper-case letters:

Letter Name IPA English Approx.
A, a a /a/ chai
B, b be /b/ bat
C, c ce /ts/ cats
Č, č č /tʃ/ charge
D, d de /d/ day
E, e e /ɛ/, /e/, /ə/ bed, sleigh, attack
F, f ef /f/ fat
G, g ge /ɡ/ gone
H, h ha /x/ (Scottish English) loch
I, i i /i/ me
J, j je /j/ yes
K, k ka /k/ cat
L, l el /l/, /w/ lid, wine
M, m em /m/ month
N, n en /n/ nose
O, o o /ɔ/, /o/ void, sow
P, p pe /p/ poke
R, r er /r/ (trilled) risk
S, s es /s/ sat
Š, š /ʃ/ shin
T, t te /t/ took
U, u u /u/ sooth
V, v, ve /v/, /w/ vex, west
Z, z ze /z/ zoo
Ž, ž že /ʒ/ vision

Source: Omniglot

The following Latin letters are also found in names of non-Slovene origin: Ć (mehki č), Đ (mehki dž), Q (ku), W (dvojni ve), X (iks), and Y (ipsilon), Ä, Ë, Ö, Ü.

Read more about Slovene Alphabet:  Diacritics, Foreign Words, History, Computer Encoding

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