What Language Do They Speak in Slovenia?

The flag of Slovenia is composed of three equal horizontal bands of white, blue and red. The national coat of arms is situated in the upper hoist side of the field centered on the boundary between the white and blue bands.
Official language of Slovenia Slovene

Facts last checked 9 October 2026.

The official language of Slovenia is Slovene.

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Languages of Slovenia at a glance

Official languageSlovene
Number of official languages1
Countries on this site where Slovene is official1
People (demonym)Slovene
CapitalLjubljana
Internet domain.si

Languages of neighbouring countries

AustriaGerman
CroatiaCroatian
ItalyItalian
HungaryHungarian

Slovenia in context

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Useful phrases for visitors to Slovenia

Everyday Slovene phrases you will hear and use in Slovenia:

EnglishSlovene
HelloŽivjo
Thank youHvala
PleaseProsim
GoodbyeNasvidenje
YesDa
NoNe

Spellings can vary by region, and some languages use different forms for formal or informal speech. Even a simple greeting in the local language is usually appreciated.

Languages in Slovenia — FAQ

What language do they speak in Slovenia?

The official language of Slovenia is Slovene.

How many official languages does Slovenia have?

Slovenia has 1 official language: Slovene.

Is Slovene spoken anywhere else?

Slovenia is the only country on this site where Slovene is an official language.

🌍 All facts about Slovenia 🏛️ Capital: Ljubljana 💰 Currency: Euro

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