User:TadejM

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slUporabnik govori slovenščino kot materni jezik.
en-4This user can contribute with a near-native level of English.
fr-3Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau avancé de français.
de-3Dieser Benutzer hat sehr gute Deutschkenntnisse.
it-2Questo utente può contribuire con un livello intermedio di italiano.
hr-2Ovaj suradnik osrednje govori hrvatski jezik.
...This user would like to be able to speak more languages.
{{t|3|c}}This user contributes to the template namespace with confidence, even with conditional templates.
Lua-1This user is a beginning Lua programmer.
⚕This user is a member of the WikiProject Medicine Translation Taskforce.
MDThis user has a Doctor of Medicine degree.
Slovenian
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English
This user is a translator from Slovenian to English on Wikipedia:Translation.
This user is a professional translator.
This user has written or expanded 9 articles featured in the Did You Know section on the Main Page.
This user is an administrator on the English Wikipedia. (verify)
This user is an administrator on Wikimedia Commons. (verify)
Trout this userWere this admin to act in a foolish, trollish, or dickish way, he is open to being slapped with a large trout.
WikipediaWikipedija
Uporabnik prispeva
k slovenski Wikipediji.

This user contributes
to the Slovene Wikipedia.
This user supports the Sustainability Initiative to reduce the environmental impact of the Wikimedia Foundation.
This user is heterosexual and identifies as straight.
This user supports equal rights for queer people.
This user is Catholic.
Music of the common peopleThis user enjoys folk music.
This user is an orienteer,
and very seldom gets lost.


Hi, welcome!


About me

Status: administrator
Residency: Slovenia
Occupation: medical translator (M.D.)
Skills:

Hobbies: mountaineering, photography, singing
Personal webpages: LinkedIn, ProZ

My guideline

We are all liable to error, but we love the truth, and speak only what at the time we think to be the truth; and ought not take offence when proved to be in error, since the error is not intentional, but be a little humbled, and so turn the correction of the error to good account.

Michael Faraday, in a letter to C. Matteucci, 1855