Univerza v Ljubljani

People speak English, especially students, and you wont have any problem. Ive had an intensive 4week language class in the beginning, just enough to get used to it... Slovenian is hard for most foreign students. I understand what people talk about most of the time, understand peoples' interactions, but thats it. Its sometimes not easy when you are alone with 10 local students (but you cant complain about that!). but overall, they are happy to adress you in English, and many also speak German, Italian, French, Spanish, Dutch, Croatian etc... and they will be happy to practice your language. I was able to hitch hike around, and make basic communications in German, Slovene, English, Latin, Whateverian...

Slovenian language was completely new for me. But they had a very good course to learn the beginnings. i really enjoyed to take part to the course.

Before arriving in Ljubljana I didnt speak a word of slovene language, however after an academic year living there I could manage to comunicate for everyday life. Yet, I did not choose Slovenia because of the language spoken there but for its history as a former Yugoslavian country and its recent joint in the EU. I did not have problems to communicate either with Administration or the rest of students as they speak english as well.

No problem with communication at all.During my study period I have met maybe 5 people who were unable to speak English and couldn't help me with my problem. I think it's nothing for 5 months of studies!

it was really interesting learnig, at least, the basic aspect of the Slovenian language, but it was really important for the quality of my communication noting that almost all the Slovenian people can speak English.

Great professional experience, great tutors!