“Danes bom za kosilo jedel bob.”

Today I will eat beans for lunch.

“Moj oče si brije brado.”

My father is shaving his beard.

“To ni tvoja briga.”

That is not your worry.

“V slovenščini nimamo določnega člena.”

We do not have a definite article in Slovenian.

“V nekaterih jezikih uporabljajo člen pred vsakim samostalnikom.”

In some languages, they use an article before every noun.

“Ali imaš še kakšen drug predlog?”

Do you have any other suggestion?

“Hočem drugo jabolko, ker je to zanič.”

I want another apple because this one is bad.

“Dunaj je zelo lepo mesto.”

Vienna is a very beautiful city.

“Gazda je prišel domov pozno zvečer.”

The householder came home late in the evening.

“Petje je glagol, ki pomeni delati glasbo z glasom.”

Singing is a verb that means to make music with your voice.

“Jaz berem zanimivo knjigo.”

I am reading an interesting book.

“Glagol označuje dejanje, kot je jesti ali teči.”

A verb denotes an action, such as to eat or to run.

“Na travniku se pase bela gos.”

A white goose is grazing in the meadow.

“Boli me grlo.”

My throat hurts.

“Moja hči hodi v šolo.”

My daughter goes to school.

“Hrvaška ima zelo lepo obalo.”

Croatia has a very beautiful coastline.

“Kako ti je ime?”

What is your name?

“Rdeče jabolko je zelo zdravo.”

A red apple is very healthy.

“Zemlja je ostala jalova.”

The land remained barren.

“Avto je zapeljal v jarek.”

The car drove into the ditch.

“Kje je ključ od vrat?”

Where is the key to the door?

“Madžarska je sosednja država Slovenije.”

Hungary is a neighboring country of Slovenia.

“Moja mati je zelo prijazna.”

My mother is very kind.

“Oh, to je bil pa lep medmet.”

Oh, that was a nice interjection.

“Oh, to je bilo pa presenečenje!”

Oh, that was a surprise!

“Stari mlin stoji ob reki.”

The old mill stands by the river.

“Ljudje gredo v cerkev moliti.”

People go to church to pray.

“Danes je nebo popolnoma modro.”

The sky is completely blue today.

“Učim se nemščino v šoli.”

I am learning German in school.

“To je nemški film.”

This is a German movie.

“Napisano je nemško.”

It is written in German.

“Moj oče zelo rad bere časopis ob jutranji kavi.”

My father really likes to read the newspaper with morning coffee.

“Družina se je zbrala okoli ognjišča.”

The family gathered around the hearth.

“Plahta pokriva stari avto.”

A canvas cover is over the old car.

“Vsak dobi po eno jabolko.”

Everyone gets one apple each.

“Na polici je veliko prahu.”

There is a lot of dust on the shelf.

“Beseda v je slovenski predlog.”

The word v is a Slovenian preposition.

“Knjiga je na mizi.”

The book is on the table.

“Beseda 'velik' je pridevnik.”

The word 'big' is an adjective.

“Beseda rdeč je pridevnik.”

The word red is an adjective.

“Kakšen je vaš priimek?”

What is your surname?

“Njegov najboljši prijatelj živi v Mariboru.”

His best friend lives in Maribor.

“Hitro je prislov, ki opisuje dejanje.”

Quickly is an adverb that describes an action.

“Danes grem hitro domov.”

Today I am going home quickly.

“Beseda hitro je prislov, ker opisuje dejanje.”

The word quickly is an adverb because it describes an action.

“Danes bom skuhala riž za kosilo.”

I will cook rice for lunch today.

“Beseda 'hiša' je samostalnik.”

The word 'house' is a noun.

“Beseda miza je samostalnik.”

The word table is a noun.

“Moja mlajša sestra hodi v šolo.”

My younger sister goes to school.

“Narava ima veliko silo.”

Nature has great force.