I'm from Slovenia❤živjo vsi slovenci k to gledate😂koncno nas nekje omenjo🔥😂

I’m so proud to be Slovenian! I live in Cleveland, Ohio, where there is a tight-knit Slovenian community and culture. All of my grandparents emigrated from there, and I grew up learning how to dance polka, attend “Slovenian school” and a Slovenian summer camp and cook Slovenian foods :) also visited there for my uncles traditional wedding and it was wonderful!

Says that slovene culture is germanic France Prešeren: Am I a joke to you?

Obožujem Slovenijo iz Rusije. Naši slovanski bratje. 🇸🇮❤️🇷🇺

If you ask us, Slovenians, we're central Europe. If you ask any other country in Europe, we're southern Europe... But that's cuz all the others are wrong

Greetings from a Brazilian with slovene blood. My family has emigrated 100 years ago, my great grandfather was from Kranj. We still keep slavic first names.

HI I'm from Slovenia. Anyone else? 👇❤

I always love it when non Slovenian speaking people absolutely slaughter the names :D

one funny fact about slovenia is that we have most tractors per person in the world :D

*makes a video about Slovenia* Slovenians: Hey I'm here

South Austria is actualy germanized slovenia

Love Slovenia from the Czech Republic! We are very similar...Slavic, Central European countries with big germanic influence (being part of Austria for centuries) :D

Best education in the entire world.... Slovenci: "čaki kaj?"(wait what?)

So... I’m from Slovenia. I’m literally sitting on my bed, watching this and crying because now I know how much Slovenia- my home, means to me. Thank you so much for making this video💙 . 🇸🇮: Ne resno. Js se dobesedno jočem.

non-slovene: *talks about slovenia* slovenci: ZDRAVJE MARTINU MENI PA VINO

When people from other countries say that Slovenia is pretty, I actually feel quite proud to be from here😂😁

Im from slovenia:) še kdo iz slovenije LIKE!

Good video! As a Slovene I should add that we speak many languages, most of us speak English and every village has its own accent, really. A person from Primorska (next to Italy) and one from Prekmurje (next to Hungary) could not understand each other if they spoke in their respective dialects. And one more thing, we go to Brezje to bless our new car, besides other things 😉 Good job.

Slovenia is in Central Europe. Not East not south, but Central.

I'm Canadian with Slovenian parents who immigrated in the 1951. In my youth I myself came to an assessment that the country had Germanic influences and expressed this to my Father. That would never happen again and it is most certainly Slavic.

I love slovenia! Greetings from Sweden!

I am Slovenian and I have to say: good job on the video, you really did a thorough research! One thing I might add: we have a loooooot of forest (like 65% of the country) and our country is very green 🙂

''They have everything!" Ja, puscave 🏜 glih nimamo.

I’m British and visiting Slovenia for the week and it is absolutely a gem. Views are breathtaking

Slovenia lies in Central Europe (touchy subject :D) and while it is correct that we have some Germanic traditions (our language and cuisine have been influenced by German a bit as well), we are almost purely Slavic. But you did a great job with the video! P.s. Pencil in Slovene is called "svinčnik" and it is male :D That's right, our pencils have balls.

Triglav was named after the old slavic god Triglav and our mascot Korant aswell... (its pronounced differently in different regions) Oh and... TRST JE NAŠ

Calling Slovenians Germans? 😂Oh, the blasphemy! 😛 p.s He can't pronounce Ljubljana! 😂

Anyone: makes a video about slovenia Slovenes: allow us to introduce ourselves

Slovenians are Slavs. They have been under influence of Germany, Austria, and Italy (which is not a bad thing), but they are brother Slavs. Lots of love from Montenegro :)

Luka Doncic, Melania Trump, Goran Dragic, Samir Handanovic, Petar Prevc... names that come up to my mind when somebody say sLOVEnia! Greetings from Bosnia

Kot Italijan mi je zelo žal, kaj se je zgodilo v celotnem obdobju fašizma, zelo žalostno in zelo boleče, prelilo se je veliko nedolžne krvi. Nič več vojne med našimi narodi in med našimi narodi. As an Italian, I am very sorry for what happened during the whole period of fascism, very sad and very painful, a lot of innocent blood was shed. No more war between our peoples and between our nations. Da Italiano, mi spiace molto per quello che è successo durante tutto il periodo del fascismo, molto triste e molto doloroso, molto sangue innocente e stato versato. Mai più guerra tra i nostri popoli e tra le nostre nazioni.

I love the country but holy shit learning slovenian gave me ptsd.

Slovenci! Veliki pozdrav from Srbija and Oregon USA! This guy gets an A for effort but his language delivery, lol, yikes. And it's Central Europe, not Southern.

to je staro dva tedna pa je se vedno na trendingu

As someone of Slovenian descent, it is nice to see people realizing the beauty of Slovenia and seeing it talked about since I don't see many videos made about it

One question; why wouldn’t Slovenia be beautiful? 😂 Yes we are small and pretty much no one knows where we are, but it’s one of the most beautiful countries. Not saying it just because I’m Slovenian. And we are Slavic. As far as I know.

!!Correction: Slovenia is located in Central Europe, not in Southern ;)

It's a pretty complex topic for a foreigner to try to explain….so let's just make it clear, we are definetly Slavic , but in terms of our character and culture it's safe to say that we have some Germanic traits, there is also some Italian influence especially in the West and Southwest of the country. We are sort of considered 'Germans of the Balkans', if you ask our Slavic neighbours south of us, they will often say that we are reserved or maybe a bit more rational&orderly than other Slavs in the Balkans. There is some truth to this. Even our most famous architect Jože Plečnik had a vision of Ljubljana as small Athens, because he noticed that the city was starting to look too German/Austrian...so he wanted to bring back that Mediterranean feel.

As a Czech, I feel a relatively strong relationship with Slovenia. We Czechs and Slovenians have Slavic roots, language and mentality, but at the same time we have quite visible cultural, architectural and genetic influences of German/Austrian entities. I have never been to Slovenia, but from the things I have seen and heard, it seems to me that we really have a lot in common, it even seems to me that more than we Czechs have with Poles and Slovenians with Croats or Serbs. Zdravím do Slovinska naše braty!

I am from slovenija and i am SO happy that you filmed this videlo!!

A beautiful country with some of the nicest people in Europe. I hope they can find a way to preserve their culture, language, environment and traditions when faced with all the negative aspects of cancer capitalism and global over-population.

Of course they are Slavs. The colloquial Slovenian vocabulary had a lot of German words, in 19th century almost half but today probably less than 20%. But that’s not surprising as Slovenia was part of German states like Holy Roman Empire and Austria for more than a thousand years.

We're in CENTRAL EUROPE

oooo what a great video, the historical snippet was concise and very well done!! I agree the language and general affiliation of the country is Slavic but there is a strong Germanic influence you can't ignore. Respect from Chicago

I just want you to say "Ljubljana" right :)

I am Slovenian too. The most amazing fact about my homeland for me is, while other countries' anthems talk about war and rise of power and stuff, Slovenian anthems is a few verses of a poem called Zdravljica which basically means A toast, as in cheers. And it speaks about how all nations should be equal and each others neighbor rather than foe. And the whole poem of Zdravljica speaks about wine beautiful girls, having fun and friendship. Another cool things is that Slovene language has not only plural and singular, but "dual" as well. Yep! We speak differently if something regards one person, 2 or 3. Who would have thought that this robust sounding family of slavic languages could be so romantic. :)

You get some good informations about Slovenia. A lot of them are true. But some not exactly. But it's a great video. Stay safe.

I'm from Slovenia and we from Slovenia appreciate the video so the rest of the world will know we exist. Have a good day!!😊 For slovenians: zdravo slovenci upam da ste vredi 😁

Good job! Your pronunciation of the words was better then most of the videos about Slovenia :)

My homeland

love slovenia because of Luka ❤️🇸🇮 and this country is a dream for me now 🥺

Polka music was popularized worldwide by Slavko Avsenik, the famous Slovenian musician and leader of his polka group. Although polka originated in farther northern Europe, Avsenik set polka on fire, beginning in Europe, and then the rest of the world. Slovenia also has the most beautiful women in the world.

Slovenia is completly slavic

You should talk to slovenian person before making this video. It would end up a lot different...

Živjo usi sLOVEnci!!!!oh and i know that for american is realy hard to name out cities but whaterever you said in slovene was really funny like Ljubljana and Janez Vajkad Valvasor and so on....but im really glad that someone finaly mentioned us❤

Just visited Slovenia as my maternal grandparents and paternal great grands are from there. Such beauty and friendly people and great food !

I visited Slovenia a few years ago and i fell in love! If anyone asks me ideas on where to travel i'm definitely going to suggest Slovenia ❤️ I stayed in the lake Bohinji area, it was amazing 😍

WOW, I can't stop admiring your review. It istunning how much of hidden facts you doug out. And I can't blame for innacuracy any of the said facts. Most other amazed visitors would concentrate to obvious natural wonders and food. It 's so rare what you did. Thank you.

Lepi pozdravi iz Slovenije! 😁 I'm from Slovenia and I love it and I am proud to be from small but still very beautiful and peaceful country! 😎🇸🇮

As an austrian I rather would say, that the austrians are more of slavic heritage. Many austrians have slavic names.

I'm from slovenia,you just inspired me to go to one of those places,tnx fo reminding me.hvala

Stop saying Slovenia is part of Southern Europe! ...it’s Central Europe

Thank you so much, great video. Keep up your good work and live your life of adventure. I was born in Koper and was brought up in Pivka till I was 7, then moved to IAustralia. The world is an amazing place.

Slovenians are Slavic. Of course before and during WW2 they was obligated to speak German or Italian. They was even punished if they were heard to speak Slovenian so it was language spoken at home. But Slovenia is small so people still speak/ understand German or Italian and younger generations mostly English.

I KID YOU NOT THE SCHOOL PART IS OUR SCHOOL HOLY you chose the most random school and it's our school. good job you made my heart race. plus I can recall almost every person in the picture

Thank you for presenting our country! 🇸🇮 Greetings from sLOVEnia 😄

Im from Slovenia. Kdor ne skače ni slovenc hej hej hej 😆🔥

He forgot that we have one of the best sportsmen

Southern Europe? You need to brush up on your geography. Manny other mistales. Did you say that Žiga Zois climbed Triglav? The guy in the whelcjair he designed himself?

26 December - Independence and Unity Day in Slovenia 25 June - Statehood Day in Slovenia

Great video and I’m thankful that you point out the beauty of this small country! But in Slovenia it’s not just Ljubljana...we have a lot of beautiful citys like Maribor, Kranj, Ptuj, Portoroz...it’s really sad that slovenian people do not appreciate beauty we have...thank you again!

Hello, I'm from Slovenia so I wanted so just a fun fact: Every year, students from basically every school in Ljubljana go walk on the Trail of Remembrance and Comradeship, and I think it's great that schools want to make sure younger generations realise how important that trail is for our country.

Im from Slovenia. Even tho that our country is small we have so much to show

Greetings to Slovenians from Bosnia. Slovenia is a very beautiful and friendly country.

Slovenian here, raised in the US. Great commentary, esp with respect to linguistic influences. Most people get Slovenia confused with Slovakia. So thanks for that. The country offers a warm welcome to those willing to travel there, with the Alps in the north being a particular draw.

I loved this video since I learned so much about my country and your videos fascinate me every day (sorry if my English is bad)

Just to help you, I'm from Slovenija and - Slovenija is SLAVIC! :)

Slovenia!!! I'm from Slovenia

Was born in Cleveland Ohio, Im half Puerto Rican and my mom is half Slovenian and her dad was probably English 🇵🇷|🇸🇮 just sent in my parents DNA ancestry! Can’t wait

really good, man, thnx for sharing your knowledge about Slovenia.

Amazing video. You seemed to have really put some effort into it and I’m glad we’re getting more worldwide recognition. I appreciate every single thing about my country, and I always will. Go Slovenia! Lajkejte, če ste tud vi SLO 🇸🇮👊 There’s this one thing though - we are Slavic in every aspect, and every little trace of the painful Germanic pressure is banished from our land. We fought valiantly to set ourselves free from the germanic oppression and considering us as non-slavs is a grave mistake. Great video otherwise.

I'm Brazilian but One's of my dreams is visit Slovenia one day, also loves Croatia but Slovenia is an "apple in my eye".

good job man

I am from central Istria , northern Adriatic peninsula, now Croatia.Our ancestors before the second half of 19. century called themselves "Slovinci". In earlier centuries, until 17 century same for big part of northern Croatia. Slovenci - Slovinci. Quite the same, isnt it ? ❤ to our Slovenian neighboroughs , beautiful country and people

Actually Slovenia is in central europe or to be more correct, its in the southern part of central europe just like Hungary, not southern europe as for the Language thing yes the language is Slavic But as culturaly I say we are very culturally Austrian, Germanic and you can see the effect of being under Austria-Hungary / Habsburg Empire control to this day. (But the last part is my opinion)

I'm a Slovenian and I approve this message 😉

Man, you are absolutely hilarious 🤣, you display the informations in a very funny form.

Thanks for making this video. I’m an American of Slovenian extraction, now living in Germany. I’m happy to be so close to such an interesting place.

Language is Slovenian :) ,other than that you got most of it right :) . The % forrest is 2nd to Finland. We are great in sports, food and wine. :) Come and visit!

I have never felt angry when people thought I am from Slovenia instead of Slovakia. 🇸🇰🇸🇮❤

I'm Slovenian and my country, even though it doesn't have a sounding name, as you say, already hides love in its name. Slovenia is like an oyster; the exterior is not the prettiest, but it hides a pearl inside. Beautiful nature, natural attractions and more and more.

Hello, I am from Slovenia and I found it really nice that you've "done" my country. First of all, the borders of A-H empire are a little bit wrong, Belgrade was never a part of the A-H empire - border was located just north of Belgrade, on the Danube river. Second, the first flag of Yugoslavia (till' 1929 known as a Kingdom of Serbs Croats and Slovenes) is also wrong. As it goes for referendum.. it was held on december 23th 1990 and the official results came out on the 26th of december. That is one significant date. After that all slovenian institutions had a 6 month period to change the laws and constitution, to change the names and functionality of government services, to reform the police and establish armed forces, to cut ties with federal customs and ministries, to entroduce new currency...etc. That deadline was set on 26th of june 1991. So on the very last day we declared independence. And that is a second significant date. That's why we have two "independence" holidays. Best regards! 🙂

Did you also know that Primož Trubar wrote the frist two books in slovenia: abecednik and katekizem

Please do a collaboration video with Geography Now channel.

It was written in National Geographic, somewhere in the 30s that Slovenians like to marry Germans. It was because of similar attitude towards hard work, fairness, discipline and other cultural similarities. That's why many of us still have German surnames. But in the last decades we had 50% population increase - I guess among the biggest immigration waves in the world - due to immigration from Balkan region things are getting different.

Thank you so much for making this video! I'm from Slovenia and a lot of people outside it have a lot of stereotypes.

Feels good when you already know everything he is talking about😂😂

I’m Slovenian 🇸🇮

You did such a fabulous job! I pray you get enough support to travel. Your study needs to be rewarded. Ques. What do they eat in Slovenia?