The word "Slovenian" is correct in written English.
It is used to refer to something related to Slovenia, such as its people, culture, or language.
Example: "She is studying Slovenian history to better understand the country's past."
Alternatives: "Slovene" or "of Slovenia."
Two others fell – Johanna Konta to the Czech Denisa Allertova after throwing away the first set in a marathon tie-break, and the newly qualified former Slovenian Aljaz Bedene after a high-class fight with the talented young Austrian Dominic Thiem over three hours and 22 minutes, one of the longest matches of the day.
All of my luggage was sent to Vienna instead of to Slovenia, so for the first few days I had to wear this extra-large T-shirt with the Slovenian airline logo on it and some shorts that Majita gave me.At one point I was walking down the road, wearing my big airline T-shirt and shorts, cigarette in hand.
Slovenian cuisine is an interesting mix of Balkan and Mediterranean.
Farm shops such as Zadruga Dobrina Trgovina, on narrow Tkalski prehod, sell local food and wine, and nearby at Gosposka 7, Art Mar sells contemporary Slovenian arts and crafts.
The world's youngest micronation, the self-proclaimed Kingdom of Enclava, has announced it will settle on a new spot along the Croatian-Serbian border after learning that its initial chosen location was on Slovenian territory.
— Geordie Williamson (@gamwilliamson) May 11 , 2014Slovenian flautist a rare pleasure after post-berlusconian simulacrum of womanhood.
Villas-Boas will find himself caught between the devil and the deep blue sea tonight, as he'll surely be anxious to pick a team that's strong enough to see off tonight's Slovenian opposition, but not so strong that he'll need to use key players he might prefer to rest ahead of Sunday's match against the Premier League champions.
The tourists decided it was the perfect place to make their dreamed-of Enclava a reality, but the Slovenian foreign ministry said last week that the patch of land was part of its territory and the so-called micronation was only a virtual idea that had created a media buzz.
Štajerc (+386 2 234 42 34, Vetrinjska 30), in the old town, does Slovenian specialities such as stuffed squid, washed down with the restaurant's startlingly green beer.
The Old Vine Museum (Vojašniška 8) offers tastings (from €4) of Slovenian grape varieties, such as crisp, herbaceous zelen, and pinot gris, gewürztraminer and muscat.
