I have solved the problem.
Vim spellcheckers are saved at:
http://ftp.vim.org/vim/runtime/spell/
For my need Windows-1250 code page I needed to download:
http://ftp.vim.org/vim/runtime/spell/sl.cp1250.spl
Then there are two options:
a) system wide for all users
b) per particular user
Ad a) Find out where is system directory in Vim by entering command:
:echo $VIMRUNTIME
It displays like: C:\Programs\Vim\vim80 (this is vim install directory).
Copy sl.cp1250.spl into "spell" sub-directory, so final path should be:
C:\Programs\Vim\vim80\spell\sl.cp1250.spl
Ad b) Find out where is vim profile in Vim by entering command:
:echo $USERPROFILE
It displays: C:\Users\[user]
Copy sl.cp1250.spl into "spell" sub-directory, so final path should be:
C:\Users\[user]\spell\sl.cp1250.spl
I restarted Vim to make sure it recognized new settings.
To turn on Slovenian spellcheck in Vim for current buffer by entering command:
:setlocal spell spelllang=si
To change spell to English:
:setlocal spell spelllang=en
To turn off spell:
:setlocal nospell
Note: I have also created keyboard shortcuts for above.
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