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Slovenia voted as one of top 10 adventure destinations in 2013

21 January 2013

Slovenia voted as one of top 10 adventure destinations in 2013

Switchback Travel’s popular Top 10 Adventure Destinations are back. This time, three of the destinations—Iceland, Brazil, and Slovenia—were voted in by a poll taken by hundreds of adventure enthusiasts. From iceberg watching in the Arctic to surfing near the Sahara Desert, below are the Top 10 Adven

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Ideas for visits: The village of Olimje

16 January 2013

Ideas for visits: The village of Olimje

Small village of Olimje is situated in the East of Slovenia, by the Croatian border. In the centre of the village you will find a monastery from the 13th century and a church, with a gold and black baroque altar (17th – 18th century). In the castle tower, visitors will find a pharmacy, enriche

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6 January 2013

Hidden pearls of Slovenia : Solčavsko region

Don’t miss: Alpine Valleys: Logarska Dolina, Robanov Kot, Matkov Kot, The Solčavsko region Panoramic Route; Rinka Center: exhibitions highlighting the area, local products showcase. More information on the web page www.solcavsko.info . EVENTS IN 2013: 24-26 May 2013 MOUNTAIN TIMBER FESTIVAL: Present

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24 December 2012

Winter in Slovenia

La page Facebook de l’office de tourisme slovène nous propose de superbes photos de la Slovénie enneigée 🙂 Retrouvez d’autres photos sur leur page Feel Slovenia !

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19 December 2012

Slovene numbers – 21 to million [postcast]

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16 December 2012

Slovene numbers – 11 to 20 [postcast]

From eleven to nineteen, numbers are suffixed by -najst (-teen): enajst [11], dvanajst [12], trinajst [13], štirinajst [14], petnajst [15], šestnajst [16], sedemnajst [17], osemnajst [18], devetnajst [19].

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16 December 2012

Slovene numbers – 0 to Ten [postcast]

Digits and numbers from zero to ten are specific words, namely nič [0], ena [1], dve [2], tri [3], štiri [4], pet [5], šest[6], sedem [7], osem [8], devet [9], and deset [10]. The digit two has two gendered forms: dva (masculine) and dve(feminine).

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15 December 2012

Basic Slovene phrases with Barbara Horvat

You can find all her videos on her Youtube channel…

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Dolina Soče — Soca Valley — Valle dell’Isonzo

11 December 2012

Dolina Soče — Soca Valley — Valle dell’Isonzo

Soča Valley is a Slovenian outdoor paradise. Fly fishing, rafting, kayaking, canyoning, walking, mountaineering, skiing and rock climbing, mountain biking and paragliding are only some of the most popular adventures in the valley. Untouched beauties of Triglav National Park, thematic trails and brea

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