Slovenia

Take a train from Venice Santa Lucia to Ljubljana. There are 2 a day and the journey is usually 4 hours. Alternatively take the train to Trieste in Italy and get the bus from there. There is even a better and quicker way. There exists Ferry Crossing Venice to Izola with the "Prince of Venice" and Vice Versa. This is a great 2-3 hour trip with fantastic views.

Slovenia, or the Republic of Slovenia, is a country located in Europe and borders northeastern Italy.

In Slovenia are normal European houses, apartment buildings

Slovenia is a country in Europe.

ACanada= 9.970.610 km²

8,62% water

ACanada2=9.970.610-9.970.610*0,0862=9.111.143,418 km2

ASlovenia=20.256 km²

0,6% water

ASlovenia2=20.256-20.256*0,006=20.134,464 km2

ACanada/Slovenia=9.111.143,418/20.134,464=452,51482324039020854987746383514

Looking at the significance that will be 452,51 times.

the most loved sport in Slovenia is:football

It depends what package. Sometimes it's 2 days, sometimes one week, even 1 month.

Rome

It is in the southeast of Europe. See the map at the related link below.

Hallo,

there is no information concerning the existence of the Slovenian embassy in Nigeria.

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The Slovaks (Slovak: Slováci, singular: Slovák, fem Slovenska , plural: Slovenky) are a West Slavic ethnic group and nation native to Slovakia who shares a common ancestry, culture, history and speaks Slovak. In Slovakia, c. 4.4 million are ethnic Slovaks of 5.4 million total population.

Slovenia is one of the main manufacturers of washing machines in Europe, therefore everyone has their own in their house. Another reason is that Slovenians are very clean people and dislike the idea of communal washing.

However, there may be very few, but only in the capital city, Ljubljana.

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Mother's Day is celebrated on March 8 in Slovenia.

Ziveli (Живели!) meaning let us live! or Uzdravlje (Уздравље!) to our health! It is roughly translated.

Including a change of trains in Munich, about 12½ hours.

They are all Slavs. They are all part of the Slavic ethnic group. Their languages are related.

European integration and free trade helped break up Yugoslavia, but with the high crisis of terrorist and power control it had to.

People don't know much about a little country called Slovenia that lies in Central Europe so they think that there is a war going on or something like that. Slovenia is pefectly safe country. The last war in Slovenia was 18 years ago and lasted only 10 days so there is nothing unsafe about it.

Austria.

But the list should also include Liechtenstein, that borders on Austria as well.

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the traditional dress of Slovenia is called a narodna nosa. there are different styles of this dress, the most well known would be the gorenjska region costume which includes

- a full gathered dress in the colours of blue, red, green, pink, and purple

-an apron that is black with either black embroidery or none at all with lace around the edges

- socks which extend up to the knee or over in the pattern of small knots

-a white blouse

- a fringed scarf in assorted colours and designs

-knee length bloomers and petticoat

- a gold chain called sklepanec ( pronounced scle-pan-ech ) which is hooked on to the apron and falls from right to left

- a kerchief which is white with lace at the corners which you tuck in in front of the chain

-a gold pin which you clip your scarf together at the front

-if your married, an avba which is a head piece that has a black band with golden embroidery all over it, the amount of gold on your head piece, and chain represents your familys wealth, the part that is attached to black embroided band is white and usually round and it is puffy, tied to it is a large colourful ribbon that flows along the back

- if your a single lady, a zavijacka (pronounced zavi-yach-ca), which is all the same compared to the avba, but the white part sewn on to the black embroided band is smaller and is ties like a bandanna but instead of being pointed like a bandanna, it is rounded with a stretchy part which when it is tied, the woman will bull her braid out of the stetchy hole.

In Slovenia, people celebrate various cultural and national events, including Independence Day on June 25, which marks the country's declaration of independence from Yugoslavia in 1991. Another significant celebration is the Prešeren Day on February 8, honoring the national poet France Prešeren and promoting Slovenian culture. Additionally, traditional festivals like the Carnival and various harvest celebrations reflect local customs and community spirit. Religious holidays, such as Christmas and Easter, are also widely observed.

The most commonly spoken language in the Kosovo region is Albanian, so it would be:

urime viti i ri

(or)

gëzuar vitin e ri