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What does Slovenia mean?

Slovenia

— noun a mountainous republic in central Europe; formerly part of the Habsburg monarchy and Yugoslavia; achieved independence in 1991

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Republic of Slovenia

Slovenija

the Republic of Slovenia

Serbia and Montenegro

Macedonia

Jugoslavija

Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Simple sentences

Ljubljana is the capital of Slovenia.

What countries border on Slovenia?

The highest mountain of Slovenia is the Triglav.

Slovenia is a beautiful country.

What's the minimum salary in Slovenia?

A lot of people confuse Slovakia and Slovenia.

Movie subtitles

Two more brigades founded in Slovenia!

The headquarters from Croatia and Slovenia are informing us, that your order of attacking transport objects is being executed to full extent.

NSK as a system was established in Slovenia in the 80's, and this action is the first in which this system has begun to move, where this body has moved to Moscow.

At the end of a century in which the border between East and West crossed Slovenia five times, that list of influences has expanded considerably.

Before Slovenia's first democratic elections, a perception existed that NSK was producing a fascistic, or right-wing art.

Slovenia entered the age of the electronic camera at around the same time Josip Broz Tito died in a Ljubljana hospital in 1980.

Slovenia reacted to events in the South with a kind of pragmatic rebirth of national feeling.

The troop of the Territorial Defense is lined up in honor of the Republic of Slovenia as an independent state, and it is prepared for your review.

Slovenia's secession from the bankrupt Yugoslav federation recycled a time-worn dramaturgy, bringing a familiar cast of characters and costumes back into the limelight of history.

When Slovenia became the first target of the Yugoslav Army in 1991, its network of TV tower were a top priority.

At the close of the millennium, Slovenia remains an independent and democratic nation.

So you're moving to slovenia, eh?

They kept the best stuff, shipped it off to St. Petersburg Slovenia and Montenegro.

You're pushing Bosnia-Herzegovina to follow the same path of horror and suffering as Slovenia and Croatia.

You're pushing Bosnia-Herzegovina. to follow the same path of horror and suffering. as Slovenia and Croatia.

Back to Slovenia.

Don't make a scene. We've guests from slovenia.

Joze. slovenia to SIovenians!

Finland, Sweden, Poland, Italy, USA and Slovenia.

Among them there is also Gerhard More Geri from Krsko, Slovenia.

The first one in the independent Slovenia 1991.

The competitors of today's final race are the best riders in Slovenia including our Krsko ace Geri More.

So she'll have something to remember Slovenia by.

When Ludvik Zajc used to race for Slovenia. to me and Krznaric they.

I hope that as long as I live Slovenia doesn't join the fucking European Union.

And the first to cross the lane is Branko Babic, Slovenia!

She was killed in Slovenia last year.

You're from Slovenia, so you're sort of a neutral as to Iraq.

He was transferred to Slovenia.

LJUBLJANA 2008, SLOVENIA PRESIDES OVER THE EUROPEAN UNION.

King of Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina!

The remaining few crossed to Slovenia after the independence, especially after the EU was formed.

You went to Slovenia before first shots were fired!

Why didn't I stay in my beautiful Slovenia?

I mean, maybe he's gone back to Romania or Slovenia or Not-Scary Farm.

The highlight of George Bush's first presidential trip to Europe was another first - a summit meeting with Putin, at a castle in Slovenia.

Aw. He's a rookie from Slovenia.

In Slovenia.

It's not in Slovenia.

No, it's Slovenia.

News and current affairs

The new vanguard includes councils in Sweden, the United Kingdom, Slovenia, and Canada.

Yugoslavia gave way to Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Macedonia; it may perhaps shortly disgorge Kosovo and Montenegro as well.

The other four - Slovenia, Poland, Lithuania, and Slovakia - have directly elected presidents, but none comes constitutionally and politically close to Kuchma's Ukraine.

Meanwhile, France and other EU countries should help Germany, Austria, Sweden, Hungary, and Slovenia to alleviate the refugee crisis by accepting a quota system.

But, for Central Europe as a whole, the past 20 years have been the best since the Peace of Westphalia, with Slovakia and Slovenia even joining the euro zone.

That choice, of course, is not Slovenia's alone and is, anyway, now hostage to other concerns.

The aim is to leave to Germany's successors in the EU presidency - Slovenia, Portugal, and France - a roadmap for future reform.

The three Baltic states and Slovenia also want to entrench their recently revived national identities.

First, we will complete negotiations with up to ten countries: Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, the Slovak Republic and Slovenia.

In Slovenia, for example, if the government implements EU-wide climate targets, the new EIB-financed Sostanj lignite unit will consume most of that country's CO2 emissions quota by 2050.

The Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia and parts of Poland share a common legacy of Mitteleuropa, formed during the Hapsburg Empire.

It may be more natural for the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia to strive for closer regional cooperation with Austria and Slovenia, the contours of which can already be seen in some existing regional groupings.

Indeed, only Slovenia has been admitted to join the euro area in 2007, the earliest possible date.

In the European Parliament elections in June 2009, center-right parties won a majority in all ten eastern EU countries, and center-right parties now govern in nine of them, with Slovenia the sole exception.

Expansion of the euro zone has therefore been slow, especially in central and eastern Europe, where to date only Slovenia (2007) and Slovakia (2009) have become members of the single currency.

Four wars - in Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kosovo - had to be fought and a fifth one - in Macedonia - had to be prevented at the last minute by NATO and the EU in order to put violent Serb nationalism in its place.

When Presidents Putin and Bush meet in Slovenia on June 16th, the ABM Treaty will top the agenda.

It was only in 2002, after NATO began talks to admit Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, and Slovenia, that relations began to sour.

Meanwhile, with the exception of Slovenia, the democratic transformation in the post-Yugoslav region remains uneasy.

Most people expect that invitations will go out to six countries (Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Poland and Slovenia), because this was the list recommended by the European Commission earlier this year.

Seven years ago, at their first meeting in Ljubljana, Slovenia, Bush looked into Putin's eyes and somehow spotted the soul of a Christian gentleman, not that of a secret policeman.

The same is true of Slovakia, Slovenia, Romania, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Bulgaria and other Balkan states.