Slovenia

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia (now North Macedonia), and Slovenia were all part of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. This federation existed from the end of World War II until the early 1990s, when it began to dissolve amid rising nationalism and conflict. The breakup led to the independence of these republics, each becoming a sovereign nation in the 1990s.

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In Slovenia, school hours typically end between 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM, depending on the grade and specific school schedule. Younger students often finish earlier, while older students may have classes that extend into the afternoon. Additionally, some schools may have extracurricular activities that can lengthen the school day.

'Zlatorog' translates to 'Golden Horn' in English. It refers to a legendary mountain goat in Slovenian folklore, often associated with the Triglav National Park. The tale of Zlatorog is linked to themes of love, treasure, and the protection of nature.

Typically, regular mail from Slovenia to Italy by land can take about 3 to 7 business days. The exact duration may vary based on factors such as the specific locations within each country, customs processing, and the efficiency of the postal services involved. It's advisable to check with the local postal service for more accurate estimates.

In Slovenia, you can purchase Waterford crystal at luxury department stores and specialized gift shops that carry premium home goods. Cities like Ljubljana may have retailers that offer Waterford products. Additionally, online platforms and the official Waterford website may provide options for ordering and shipping to Slovenia. It's advisable to check local listings or inquire at high-end boutiques for availability.

No, there are no Toys R Us stores in Slovenia. The closest would be Austria

Your question seems to be missing a word. Possibly you would like to know what are a famous couple in Ottawa, or what are famous buildings, institutions, restaurants, tourist attractions in Ottawa. Hard to say. In any event, Ottawa is the capitol city of Canada, it is the location of Parliament, the Prime Minister and his wife live there. They are a famous couple.

Several. If we list only the best known ones - Brown Bear for instance could be called endangered, but is very stable in Slovenia. Then Lynx, Wolf, types of snakes etc.

One must always use the services of a qualified Professional Travel Consultant who will furnish all of their Visa's for them.

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Slovenian, Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin, and Serbian are structurally the same language, based on the Shtokavian dialect, and are mutually intelligible in spoken and written form if the Latin alphabet is used. They are considered separate languages only for political reasons.

The address of the Slovenian Genealogy Society International Inc is: 1159 Lincoln Ave S, Highland Park, IL 60035-4109

My citiy :) Postojna's Cave

Yes, although Slovenian is a bit different.

Slovenia is north of the Adriatic Sea, from which it is almost entirely separated by Italy and (on the Istrian peninsula) by Croatia. Its coastline is actually on the Gulf of Venice, with the port of Koper only 9 miles (15 km) from Trieste, now part of Italy.

Slovenia has a strong chemical andpharmaceutical industry, ferrous metallurgy and aluminum production, electronics industry (including military electronics), automotive industry (vehicles and parts), electric power equipment industry, textile industry, machine tools industry, IT industry (mainly software)...

The extension of the Mediterranean in question is the Adriatic Sea.

Yes, it has some coastal areas.

I know that I am is probably jaz sem

1 - ena/en (depends, if it's feminine or masculine grammatical gender)

2 - dve/dva (depends on the gender too)

3 - tri

4 - štiri (the "š" sounds like sh)

5 - pet

6 - šest

7 - sedem

8 - osem

9 - devet

10 - deset

The Slovenian flag has horizontal stripes of red, blue, and white, with an emblem in the upper right corner. Its coat of arms has similar colors.