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	Materials used in Slovenian research can be written in German, Slovene, Latin, Hungarian, or Italian. You do not need to know all these languages to do research in Slovenian records. You will, however, need to know some key words and phrases in Slovene, German and Latin for most of the country. Good genealogical word lists in English, Slovene, German and Latin are found in the appendices to Moj Rodovnik by Vasja Butina FHL INTL 949.73 D27b. If your ancestors happen to be from near the border with either Hungary or Italy you will also need to know some key genealogical words and phrases for those languages.		Materials used in Slovenian research can be written in German, Slovene, Latin, Hungarian, or Italian. You do not need to know all these languages to do research in Slovenian records. You will, however, need to know some key words and phrases in Slovene, German and Latin for most of the country. Good genealogical word lists in English, Slovene, German and Latin are found in the appendices to Moj Rodovnik by Vasja Butina FHL INTL 949.73 D27b. If your ancestors happen to be from near the border with either Hungary or Italy you will also need to know some key genealogical words and phrases for those languages.