Any Slovenians on here that could answer a question of mine.
Is this guy any easier to understand when he speaks Slovenian?
[sniffs in Slovenian]
>>938790
The sniffing and shirt tugging is a nervous tick and I'm pretty sure the 'sh' instead of 's' is just an indiosyncracy of his speech, although I'm not a Slovene
I'm Slovenian and while he's a bit easier to understand it's still not a cakewalk. His speech is just as big of a meme here as it is in the rest of the world.
It's not even his speech and sniffling, it's the Marxism that's hard to understand. Listening to a Marxist is akin to listening to a schizophrenic, he's trying to sound deep and profound yet none of it actually makes any sense.
>>938912
How famous is he in Slovenia. Is he a household name, so to speak?
>>938940
He's pretty much the most famous Slovenian alive, so yeah. In the golden age of our "late night" talk shows there were some pretty hilarious parody segments of his style of reasoning but they're in slovenian, so you know.
>>938922
of course it's difficult for you, you don't want to understand
>>938960
See, this is what I'm talking about.
>spout stupid shit
>...what?
>2deep4u!
Not in any concievable way. He also isn't that much better in German either.
>>938849
I bing revese searched the image.
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>>938790
No he has a lisp, which is as comical in Slovenian as it is in English.
>>938958
>pretty hilarious parody segments of his style of reasoning but they're in slovenian
To what are you referring?
Only two good impersonations of Žižek in Slovenia were by Slakonja in Cut the Balls and Zrnec at the independence day show or whatever you'd call it.
>>939591
Referring to the Zrnec impressions. Slakonja can eat a dick (he's not that bad, but Zrnec is infinitely superior).
