Practice Listening: Prepare pALJAčinke with me! :D [Speaking in Slovenian]

Živjo! Kako si? :)
Today I have a different video for you! :) I am speaking only in Slovene (well, except the intro part!) while we prepare palačinke together! :D
I really hope you like this video and if you have any suggestions on how I can make this types of videos in the future better, please let me know! :D
Make sure you answer all three question from the video in the comment section below! :)
And now, let's prepare pALJAčinke together! :D
Hvala for watching! :)
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[@barrysteven5964]

This is perfect. And such material of people speaking naturally in Slovene with subtitles is incredibly rare and hard to find. By the way, 'marmalade' in English just means the bitter stuff made out of oranges. Otherwise it's called 'jam'. So it's 'apricot jam'.

[@SteveEvansFilms]

Brilliant, more like this please

[@alja7435]

Hvala!! It means a lot! I was not sure if this style of video is good!

[@mykolamykolay7654]

@@alja7435 It's great style of video Alja. Warm and openness. Please, make more. Best wishes from Ukraine!

[@thiagoevangelista2754]

Yes, please do more like this! I live in California, and it's hard to find good comprehensible input. I loved this one. Your videos are the best. Hvala lepa! -Sarah

[@alja7435]

Hvala! I'm so happy to hear this! :D

[@davehibell1523]

Hi Alja. This was amazing!! I really hope you can do many more of this style listening video. I know it takes a lot of time and effort on your side, but it is most appreciated! Thanks.

[@alja7435]

Dober dan, Dave! :) Thank you so much! It makes me really happy to hear this! I will definitely make more if you like them! :D

[@victor1191]

Najlepša hvala za vaše videe :) It’s so difficult to find quality learning materials for Slovene so your videos are a godsend! Pozdrav iz Poljske

[@bartlomiejsosnowski4840]

Też uczysz się słoweńskiego?

[@williamtarabalka4920]

I have an opening for a Cook AND a Slovene teacher Alja. You would be perfect.

[@climatechangeisrealyoubast3231]

I dunno if it's just the language or ur cute smile that makes me enjoy hearing Slovene so much :D Great video thanks!

[@grahamrowlinson54]

This was so useful. Please do make more videos like this. Any everyday situation would be useful. 🤩

[@andreapet6121]

So much joy in this video. You gave me the feeling to understand what you are saying..

[@filgos6115]

Hi Alja. I watched all your videos during last few days, but the paljačinke video is the one I enjoyed the most :)

[@alja7435]

Živjo! Really!! Hvala! That makes me so happy to hear! :D Now I feel like I need to make a similar one 🙊

[@albertovascodagama2079]

Veoma interesantno video... ja govorim srpski (serbian) ali sam skoro sve razumeo i nisam Native Serbian Speaker😊

[@ThiHills]

She said MokE, MokA and MokO for "flour" (3 diferent endings for the same thing). 😮 Can somebody explain that to me, please?

[@27kalinamalina]

Fantastic! I would like to watch more videos like this!

[@jonka364]

I love all-Slovene videos! (In response to your question.)

[@alja7435]

Thank you!! :) I will try and make more! :)

[@nayan.illustrates9735]

Thank you for the recipe. Tried it today really tasty. ❤️

[@alja7435]

Thank you Nayandeep! :) Happy to hear! :D

[@danielemariuz1769]

Great! I wish you'd do more videos like this ☺️

[@DavidKozinski]

Great idea for a lesson. It was fun and easy to learn from.

[@alja7435]

Hvala, David!! :)

[@cernaruka]

super, I make palacinke nearly the same way

[@istvangaspar4663]

Odličen video 👍❤

[@alja7435]

Najlepša hvala! :)

[@matematicasemplice]

Bravissima….

[@bettiyee8541]

Best video!

[@alja7435]

Hvalaaa! :D That means a lot!!

[@michaellaw7084]

Alja, I would like to ask the meaning of the sentence at 1:55, “ Dokler ne postane…”. Do it mean UNTIL IT BECOMES or UNTIL IT DOES NOT BECOME? I guess the meaning should be the former one, but why NE is here?

[@barrysteven5964]

It's hard to explain but this happens in a few languages that when you want to say 'until something happens' you add the word for not even though that doesn't seem to make sense.

[@horriblecovers4748]

is croatian similar to slovenian? I mean if I learn croatian will I be able to understand slovenian?