1. Do you know of the existence of the Slovenian (Slovenščina)?

Nice try with the tricky map Slavroach, you're never getting Carinthia back

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I went to Slovenia last year. I live like 2 minutes away from Slovenia

Slovenia is the Wales of Yugoslavia so yes

Slovenia seems nice but even if I was into learning languages, Slovenian seems useless, no offense
if I ever do learn other languages again I'll start with refreshing my basic French skills and then Spanish

I like Slovenia
You always nice to me even tho I don't deserve :)

those were all Slovenian majority areas in 1920 but many voted against Yugoslavia due to economic coercion by German employers and allegedly marauding Serbian troops.

The Germans also literally had people brought in from elsewhere to vote

Either Slovenia or Croatia are the most based South Slavs, still undecided.

Never realized how close Zagreb was to the border.

Germans did this too in referendums in Silesia and Mazury

and that's a good thing

it's funny seeing germs seething how after WWII Poland took muh ethnic German land though

nothing funny about ethnic cleansing desu

ethnic cleansing may not be funny but seething germs and germanboos are

nobody but Yas Forums posters and nationalists cares about the lost territories
meanwhile it's mainstream opinion in Poland to demand reparations from Germany still
so not sure who's the one seething

both sides did my man

1.Yes
2.Yes
3.No, sorry
But Slovenia is CUTE

Why is the Slovene economy so good? Stronk export sector and heavy industry?

se ti je končno utrgalo od samote?

1. yes
2. yes
3. yes

btw do you know croatian? I turned on slovenian radio station i was surprised to hear so many croatian songs playing.

can you show a video of this dialect?

oh, it can be very funny. clearly you don't understand balkan humor

just wait

1. Yes, i've been there once and planned to go again in summer (which i propably will not).
2. I do. Slovenia and Czechia are my favourite Slavic countries.
3. No. I'm learning Dutch, which is already not much of use, but i could imagine working in the Netherlands or Flanders. Moving to Slovenia on the other hand, is not an option for me.

>Literally 1000 years under germans
>Less corrupted

yes, I understand Croatian but this was not always the case

Gorenjščina:

youtube.com/watch?v=fRzuPVDSajE

all those other languages were under the enduring influence of non-Indo-European languages.

Imagine voting yourself out of existence! Slovenes are literally Simp Cucks!

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>vote for a country and ethnicity under whose rule you have been for literally as long as you have existed and is now a modern republic
or
>vote for an Orthodox autocrat whose every other utterance is borrowed from a Muslim language

>tfw no diacritics on official writting to distiguinsh different phonemes in letters A, E and O

there's only one A sound but there are three E and two O sounds which do not appear in other Slavic languages for the most part, so this is an area where slovenists should drop the slavish adherence to Serbocroatian, which doesn't have the same problem. Also, the stress in Slovenian words is quite irregular so we'd need diacritics just to teach our kids to pronounce shit properly.

yes
yes
I did for a few weeks

There aren't any good videos for it online, truth be told

>Also, the stress in Slovenian words is quite irregular so we'd need diacritics just to teach our kids to pronounce shit properly.
Saj imamo slovenščino v šoli.

1. yes
2. yes
3. yes

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I am aware of its existence
It sounds very funny

yes
it's ok
I'll probably first learn my dad's kajkavian dialect, don't want it going extinct, plus he says you can get around pretty well in Slovenia with it (doubt) but it can be a basis for learning Slovene

Koroška, Maribor, Ljutomer, Prekmurje - it might as well be Croatia for how they talk

How Italian is SLAVenia?

>Join the thread to see what my favourite neighbours are doing
>Get insulted as german by everyone in here
Guess i'm leaving

Kuga s mə glih kər reku, ti kurba məjhna? Jest tə puvem, de səm zvežban holcar pa de səm biu že doskat zravən, k sej kramper pubirou; saj 300 gajb ga mam že nabranga. Drva znam cepət z eno roko, traktor uhkə pa u miže furam. Tuko tem žvajznu, de teu du Buhina pa nazaj udnesvə, vrjem mə. K to pišem, že brusəm skiro pa vežem štrək. Mrtu s ti, toja držina, usə toj prjatlə, pa še ceu toj rod za sto generacij nazaj. Ščijem pu grobovəh tojga roda, ungavəm tə use babe u držin pa use drva təm ud bajte udnesu. Suvata nəjt u cvet pride pa mlek nəj set skisa. Ti nis nəč u primerjau z mano. Upam, de vəm vəs pərdelk preč pride, pa usa žvina crkne. Dep te kura bəcniva pa pəs puscau. Vem ke žviš pa vem, ke mate kluče ud bajte skrite. Merkej se, k bom zj hmau pršu. Frderbou tem preh, kokr uhkə Učenəš zmoləš.

U moj drušnə so usə jagrə u far, skəp ga pjemo usək dan pu šihtə. Skəp pupjemo več šnopsa, kokr ga u ceumo let u petəh občinah nardejo. Duma mam tri puše, ut tga dve šnelfajərce pa eno pušo z rešpetinəm. Z enmo šusəm uhkə frderbam tri vepre naenkat, auslezvam t jəh pa tuko hit, de tut za pumežikənt nimaš cajt. Ti se kər devej kunštnga, sam de se nauš krvau useknu, pruklet baštart.
Čep ti vedu, s kerga se kle norca devaš, nep tukole guvoru. Tis gutov tak pauliha, de hodəš u gmajno srobret rauhat; jest grem skor usək dan pu južnə u gmajno žagat tuko det puvem de səm že dost takəh pankrtov stumbou, k so pu moj host vandral.

see the blue part? that's where there's a strong Italian influence, though not so much even in the northern part. You do have Italian surnames (and people with black hair to match) in Ljubljana who are descended from early modern merchants and craftsmen from Italy, but these people's ancestors adopted German or Slovene culture soon after moving to Carniola. One Italian influence even on central Slovenes is that more or less all Carniolans consume polenta.

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Don't leave, plz annex us before the serbs do it again!

Would rather not if you think we're germans

You are just slavs in denial. See: Carantania

OJ POČAKI
rukne rujnega
Se prav kar hočeš rečt
zalaufa motorko
Kar vi falotje pravte
spleza na triglav
Da smo bli včas
se včlani v SDS
Da smo na eni točki
mrmra Zdravljico
Da smo mi na eni točki
spije Union
Hočete povedat da
se krega s sosedom glede meje
Mi probaš dopovedat da
ščije Laško
Da smo nekoč
zakoraka v Trst
ČAKI ČAKI
užge kelnarco po riti
A MI PRAVIŠ
ustreli zdravnika v Izoli
A MI SLUČAJNO PRAVIŠ
postavi žico na meji
EJ A MI PRAVIŠ
napačno uporabi rodilnika
A MI HOČEŠ POVEDAT
se pretvarja da je bila osamosvojilna vojna dejanska vojna
A TI RES TRDIŠ
pove da domobranci niso imeli izbire
A ZATRJUJEŠ
zakolje prašiča
MI MOGOČE HOČEŠ RAZLOŽIT
pretepe ženo
RAZLOŽIT DA
obnovi naročnino na Slovenske Novice
DA SMO BLI
nardi grafit posilimo levičarke
DA SMO MI
zahteva rušenje Roga
DA SMO MI BILI
gre k spovedi
DA SMO MI VSI BILI
pravi da gre za otroke
DA SMO MI VSI BILI KNEZI IN TO

1. yes
2. sure
3. no

Strong export oriented and heavily diversified economy based on small and medium sized companies. Also we have very educated workforce. Our cons include low wages compared to Austria, Germany, Northwestern Europe and even Northern Italy and somewhat outated infrastructure (mainly railway infrastrucutre).

I mean, no, we're still Austrians. Tradition wise, mentality wise and things like that we are very similar. Especially in behaviour, but we're still Austrians. Slavs are pretty much only a linguistic group anyways.

No offence, but for the average Slovene you are all the same, just as we are all Jugoschweine for you.

>no

am I entitled to call you Wolfgang Pogatchnigg of Voelkemarkt now?

yes
I don't know
no

If I had to learn a west slav language I'd learn Czech.

>all Carniolans consume polenta.
Do they really?
I thought you wiped out all of us in '45

You're usually never meant in what we call "Yugo". By yugos we mean Croatia, Bosnia and Serbia.

based

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Call me whatever you want. Slovenia and Austria have nothing to do with each other. We don't hear anything about you. The only country we are obsessed with is ourselves and maybe Switzerland and germany. You are closer to Yugoslavia than to us

Polenta, risotto, pasta, tuna etc all kind of Italian food is heavily consumed here. Not only in the restaurants, many people cook your food at home. I eat pasta at least once a week, same goes with risotto.

>I thought you wiped out all of us in '45

and here come more epic meems

What now? I'm confused

How are spreaded friulian and triestin surnames ?

you can see them here passing mouse on the provinces

cognomix.it/cognomi-friulani.php

>Call me whatever you want. Slovenia and Austria have nothing to do with each other. We don't hear anything about you. The only country we are obsessed with is ourselves and maybe Switzerland and germany. You are closer to Yugoslavia than to us

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You're on Yas Forums. The average Austrian on here is likely to be of some very questionable ethics. There's a reason why most of them are in /deutsch/

>You're usually never meant in what we call "Yugo". By yugos we mean Croatia, Bosnia and Serbia.
R-r-really s-senpai?

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last time I was in Graz I spoke Slovene aloud in front of the provincial palace and suddenly there was an old man with long waxed whiskers and wearing a green jacket and lederhosen staring at me intently until I left.

I'm . I don't consider Slovenes Yugos. I just think Slovenes and their distaste against Yugoslavia is pretty artificial and think they have in common with them than with us. I mean there is a reason why you voted for Yugoslavia.