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As a Slovenian language teacher, I have taught Slovenian for 20 years, and I am always excited to introduce new topics to my students. In this lesson, we will learn vocabulary related to finance and accounting, including banking, investment, taxation, and bookkeeping, and how to discuss financial matters in business settings.
As a Slovenian language teacher, I have taught Slovenian for 20 years, and I am always excited to introduce new topics to my students. In this lesson, we will learn vocabulary related to finance and accounting, including banking, investment, taxation, and bookkeeping, and how to discuss financial matters in business settings.


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Slovenian → Vocabulary → Finance and accounting

As a Slovenian language teacher, I have taught Slovenian for 20 years, and I am always excited to introduce new topics to my students. In this lesson, we will learn vocabulary related to finance and accounting, including banking, investment, taxation, and bookkeeping, and how to discuss financial matters in business settings.


Don't miss the chance to check out these pages as you wrap up this lesson: Household items and furniture & Idiomatic Expressions.

Banking

Let's start with some basic banking vocabulary.

Slovenian Pronunciation English
Bankomat bänkōmät ATM
Banka bäŋkä Bank
Kreditna kartica krēdītnä kär'tzītsä Credit card
Plačilna kartica plächēlnä kär'tzītsä Debit card
Vlog vlōk Deposit
Dvig dvēg Withdrawal
Stanje računa stän'yē räčoona Account balance
  • To ask about the balance of your bank account, you can say, "Kakšno je stanje mojega računa?" which means "What is the balance of my account?"

Investment

Now, let's move on to investment terminology.

Slovenian Pronunciation English
Delnica dēlnī'tsä Share
Borza bōr'zä Stock market
Naložba nälohz'bä Investment
Dividendna izplačila dēvēdē'ndnä ēzplā'tsēlä Dividend payments
Donosnost dōnōsnōst' Yield
Vlagatelj vlāgātēly Investor
Obresti ōbrēstē Interest
  • To ask about the potential yield of an investment, you can say, "Kakšna je donosnost te naložbe?" which means, "What is the yield of this investment?"

Taxation

Understanding taxation vocabulary is essential if you want to navigate the Slovenian tax system.

Slovenian Pronunciation English
Davek dävèk Tax
Dohodnina dōhōd'nīnä Income tax
Dajatev dä'yätēv Levy
Davek na dodano vrednost dävèk nä dōdänō vred'nōst' Value-added tax
Podjetje pōdyētye Company
Odmera ōdmērä Assessment
Prispevek prēs'pēvēk Contribution
  • To ask about the tax assessment process, you can say, "Kako poteka postopek odmere davka?" which means, "How does the process of tax assessment work?"

Bookkeeping

Last but not least, let's go over some common bookkeeping terminology.

Slovenian Pronunciation English
Bilanca stanja bīlän'tsä stän'yä Balance sheet
Priliv prēlēv Inflow
Odliv ōdlēv Outflow
Glavna knjiga glävnä knjē'gä General ledger
Čisti dobiček chīstī dō'bēchek Net earnings
Knjiženje knyē'zhēnyē Posting
Neredni stroški nērēdnē strōshkē Non-recurring expenses
  • To ask about the process of bookkeeping, you can say, "Kako poteka knjiženje stroškov?" which means, "How does the process of expense posting work?"

I hope this lesson on finance and accounting has been helpful in expanding your Slovenian vocabulary. With practice, you'll be able to discuss financial matters in business settings with confidence!

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