No. 794 in Slovenian
ljubljano
"Ljubljano" is the accusative case of "Ljubljana," the capital city of Slovenia.
In a sentence
Rad obiskujem Ljubljano, ker je čudovito mesto.
I enjoy visiting Ljubljana because it is a wonderful city.
In this sentence, 'Ljubljano' is in the accusative case, indicating the direct object of the verb 'obiskujem' (to visit).
V Ljubljani je veliko znamenitosti, ki jih je vredno obiskati.
In Ljubljana, there are many attractions worth visiting.
Here, 'Ljubljani' is in the locative case, used to indicate the location where the action takes place.
Moja prijateljica prihaja iz Ljubljane.
My friend comes from Ljubljana.
In this instance, 'Ljubljane' is in the genitive case, expressing the origin or source of movement indicated by the verb 'prihaja' (to come from).
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