THE TRUTH ABOUT SLOVENIANS!! (you should know this before visiting Slovenia🇸🇮)
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2024
- So you heard about a smol green country in the heart of Europe?
And now you wanna pack up your bags and go visit?
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In 1996 I visited my sick aunt in Slovenija (Koroska Bela) for ten days. The whole town was excited to see me and I visited at least 6 households every day. By the third or fourth visit, I could no longer even see food let alone eat any of it, so I started declining what was offered. People complained to my aunt, who told my mother, who in turn was super worried I wasn't eating. Not to go too much into my youth but this was not an unfounded concern. However by the end of my stay, I gained so much weight that I couldn't button my pants, only holding them up with my belt. After returning to Canada, my mother saw my chubby face and said in relief, "Oh thank God. You ate." Yes you will be fed.
Hahahha that's amazing!
Lol
Yes, that's exactly how it is😂😂😂
Ha! Reminds me of what happens when I visit my many relatives in Ireland!
That goes in Poland as well. "Don't you dare to refuse food from granny" LOL
We also have a monument dedicated to the potato in Šenčur, and kids enjoy a one-week school holiday at the end of October, known as "potato holidays". 🥔😀
I know you guys you are my country logo
After 100 + years of only having our father's (actual) name on his birth certificate (Vremsak) I found his family in Slovenia in 2013. My brother and I have been to visit 3 times. We fell in love with Slovenia the first visit, and have only fallen even more in love with it since. Our family has been very hospitable and warm, in spite of (I presume) their initial skepticism about "the American relatives with a different surname. While trying to understand their caution about Americans (we don't have the best reputation in some places because of American corporate greed and other forms of imperialism), they are welcoming and we always feel very very welcome in Slovenia. Not just our family, but Slovenes in general are very warm and genuinely hospitable, glad to share their beautiful country with any and all who treat their precious earth with respect and love.
GO to visit, enjoy the warmth of the Slovene people. !!
What a life story! Glad you found your fam! And glad you found Slovenia a great place to return to!
Barbs make me not only wanna move to Slovenia but BE Slovenian!
We ARE the cool kids 😂
Most amazing video on a country... Will apply for the visa coming week, and meet Barbara😂
"WE DON'T HAVE STARBUCKS and you are gonna get more food and drinks than you can get", That's the heaven to me 😍
That’s what a cesp people thinks.
Wellcome to Slovenija 🎉❤🎉😊
@@aljaklapsicmonroe thank you a lot 😎👍🍻🎉🥳
No Starbucks.....Is this Heaven?
No, it's Slovenia!!!
If you have local coffee shops and they have comfortable couches and chairs that feel like couches I have a reason to go!
Omg I started watching you because I wanted to learn more about my heritage! Oh you deliver and soooo much more! Thank you! My grandparents came here from Slovenia and today you explained so much lol! People think I’m Italian cus I’m always cooking and feeding them! Lol! We enjoy our beverages lol now I know it’s in my blood😂
My boyfriend and I (Americans) went to Slovenia last year for 2 weeks and loved it so much we are heading back there in a week! Such an amazing place for people that love spending time in nature and enjoying wonderful food and wine.
We intended to go on holidays to Slovenia for the first time this year (mid August) to then shortly before arriving (by car from an intermediate stay-over in Germany) receive a cancellation request by the resort due to the extreme rain and the inundiations that this caused.
Despite the impact and devastation caused by the bad weather we received a prompt refund and recently even received the cancellation fee as initially promised (well insuranced I guess).
We will definitely give it another try on one of the next occasions!
I hope nobody lost their lives and that the region will fully recover from this disaster! We offered to help the resort clean up and prepare the remaining accomodation but the situation was developing quickly and became too dangerous and we did not want to burden the emergency services with our presence.
Slovenian landscapes are like walking in a fairytale. I loved visiting Slovenia. It is such a beautiful place! And the people were very nice. I will say that when I visited, I was in a rural area outside of Zuzemberk, and many of the locals did not speak English, especially older people. I learned enough Slovenian to get by but I struggled, and I'm sure the locals found it difficult to understand me, but they were very patient.
I'm sorry to tell you but in bigger Slovenian city you will hardly find any Slovenians most people are Albanians or Bosnians you can hardly hear Slovenian language 😢😢
The people that I spoke to were indeed Slovenian, but it was a very rural area, with lots of farmland. They were older people, though. They spoke Slovene to me, and they were very kind.@@bernie5951
@jonathanjars yea, true.
We had our vacations in Slovenia 2 years ago. Seven amazing days with non-stop sightseeing, drinking, and having fun. What an amazing country this is! Yes they almost all speak English, are fanatic with their natural landscape, and have very good road network. We loved every minute there. Greetings from Athens!
Hello from Slovenija
If only I could. Sounds like a good time. Imagine actually meeting the humans responsible for Barbara's presence on this planet.
One day you might!!
You dont want to meet her father ;)
I went to Slovenia a year ago, September 2022. Visited Bled, Maribor, Koper and Ljubljana. It was an amazing experience, and yes it is an outdoor paradise. I did learn to order Kava and most important; pivo, prosim. I only scratched the surface so I see another visit in the future. Thank you for all your content.
No Starbucks sounds good. Last cup of coffee I bought from them was probably five years ago and that was to see if they were still as horrible as they were in the past.
They're not that good. I like their cold brew nitro but anything else is a miss I think :')
Živjo Barbara! Kmalu se selim v Slovenijo. Slovenia is a wonderful country, every time I go there I am totally fascinated by nature.
I definitely want to go. I know that I have cousins on both grandparents sides. I have studied the language and I am researching immigration records and birth certificates. It is a matter of money.
I do not drink coffee so I might have a problem, but on the other hand I can eat an amazing amount of food at one sitting. Luckily I was raised by second generation immigrants who kept a lot of their Slovene ways.
The personality thing is something that even goes for my family. We are all assumed to be upset or sad while we’re just enjoying a little quiet time inside our heads.
Been to Slovenia for the first time a few weeks ago and I gotta say that it was very cool and that Ljubljana really reminds me of the same architecture we have over in Croatia (Old Austro-Hungarian architecture)
There are definitely similarities, but unlike Zagreb, Ljubljana has much cleaner facades (I live in ZG, so yeah😅)
I never knew how much I wanted to visit Slovenia until today.
I clicked on the like button as soon as the video started, as I knew it would be good fun and i would learn something.
But by the end of the video I missed something extra, like an applause button.
UA-cam should definitely have an applause button for videos like this.
You have just increased my desire to visit Slovenia.
¡Saludos from Spain!
OH MY GOSH, that's so sweet. I gotta recommend "applause button" to UA-cam 😂
@@TheBarbaraHorvat👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Some older relatives went to Slovenia in the 1960s to see where our ancestors came from (a village near Cerknica), and they were told by people they met not to go there because “that’s where the witches are.” I hope to go there before I die…
You can also see witch Ursula every year at carneval in time of Pust - in the end of februar or first half of march. It is awsome and crazy. And Cerknica is one of interesting place in that time in Slovenia. 🙂
Is the village Selšček? Cause that’s where my family is from and I’ve been told there’s witches around 😂
100% true. The witches gather at the top of mount Slivnica. Been there. It’s very magical.
Greetinga from Poland Barbara!
I've never been to Slovenia but your description of homeland makes me wanna visit fellow slavic country.
Maybe a honeymoon trip in near future :)
Some thoughts about expression on Your face and tone of voice:
We have literally the same situation in Poland ;D Everybody I pass by on the street has a depressed look by Western standards. It can be troubling for many visitors who are used to seeing happy people saying hello when met during a walk.
Most people (like 99% of population) also use soft, monotonous voice or sound very tired. Imho it's a strange quirk that came in 1945 with communism. Basically an Eastern Bloc thing that can be fixed with alcohol and good food on the table among friends and loved ones.
Contrary to most I tend to smile a lot without a reason and draw attention with my ginger hair resulting in many Poles thinking I am a tourist from Scandinavia or Ireland.
I do not know really why I am in that smiling 1% that breaks the depressing impression but I try everyday to make someone smile or make their day better by being polite, small talk or simple gestures like a helping hand with carrying stuff in my job or holding a door for someone.
Anyway I urge You to visit Poland someday, it's a beautiful country with colorful history and culture. Contrary to most EU countries we suffered no terrorist attacks ( we love our zeros), there are no "nogo zones", public transport and streets are safe and clean.
Much love from Poland !!!
With the inflation being what it is you will not see many happy people on the streets now, at least not in America. People were happy when life was really good, because there was literally nothing to worry about in a life of an average person.
Also, in the USA women would always smile more than men. For men to be smiling was always fairly unusual, even when life was good, so when I was smiling (because I was very happy with my awesome job and a new awesome life in America in early 2000s) people literally called me “smiley” or “sunshine”…
I would love to visit, but I will have to settle for some authentic potato recipes. By the way, I support potatoes as a standalone food! Thanks for all your advice...
Let me know if you follow the official recipe!
In a Slovenian town Šenčur there is also a monument dedicated to a potato.
I moved away from Slo when i was like 18-19 and i came back like 10 yrs later. your videos are helping me heal my relationship with Slovenia. I hope that makes sense xD Love your content
Those 7 olympic medals still seemed like a small number. So, I looked it up and it's actually 40 medals for Slovenia alone. Or 52 medals in total for all Slovenian athletes since 1912, which is even more impressive :)
I was blown away our Slowenian waiter actually spoke german AND Austrian.😅 (He demonstrated it) you are a very multilingual nation.
My wife from Medvode speaks 7 languages and son 16 years old speaks 5
I have been looking for a channel like yours forever!! My great-grandparents were from Slovenia but fell under the pressure to "assimilate" into America, so only snippets of our heritage survived (thankfully living in Cleveland helped with this a bit), but I'm always seeking ways to connect with tradition, culture, etc. SO grateful for all your shares!
Roast potatoes, leftovers, coffee and amazing landscapes, on board for all that. Sounds great being Slovenian.
Gee what a lovely looking place is Slovenia and the people sound amazing....and you do look slightly annoyed with a bit of depression, but that's not the case, you being the warm hearted funny person I know from your videos, which always give me a smile and a nice feeling. Now in Australia we speak in a very nasal way hardly opening our mouth because an open mouth means swallowing a fly, we are always waving our hands shewing flies away so much it's called the Australian salute....that's our national look and feel.
You are spot on. Both my parents were born there & left in the late 50's. I was born shortly after their arrival in Canada. Slovenian was my first language until I started school. I have been there twice. In 89 for 5 weeks while still under Communist rule & again in 2011 for 3 weeks after it joined the EU. I have a lot of family living there. Been to many places throughout this beautful country but there is still lots to explore. People are friendly & the food is great. Hope to get back soon for another visit.
My wife's parents came to Canada from Slovenia so we have visited a number of times. And absolutely, food and alcohol are always put in front of you when visiting family and friends there. And potatoes? On the first day of our most recent visit this summer we helped our cousin, & her whole family, harvest potatoes. Shoes off, toes in the mud, we helped gather hundreds of pounds of potatoes. The beautiful, friendly people are the most memorable thing about this wonderful country.
Absolutely correct. I am Austrian living near the border and having many colleagues at work are from Slovenia I can only confirm your info.
When I visited Slovenia in 2018 and asked for where I should visit the coast, everybody told me "Croatia". Last week I visited Piran and was a little bit disappointed by the people in 2018 who told me to go to Croatia.
Piran is nice, but you can not compare Croatian coast and islands with our short coast.
And I am Slovenian 100%.
@@boyan64Tako je! The most Slovenians dont like her mini beton coast haha!
holy crap Slovenia looks like a great place to go, the roast potatoes was the sealer, and I'm not taking the piss. it looks like an awesome place ..... very cool .
roasted potatoes are lifeeeeee
Živjo Barbara!!! 👋 Greetings from yet another Slovenian soul “lost” in a foreign land. I love your videos. They make me miss Slovenia ❤️ but they also make me laugh and I can only nod to what you’ve been saying. Really nice job!
Your homeland is definitely on my bucket list Barb. The landscapes look so beautiful. Ansell Adams would’ve loved it there ❤
Best ambassador around…. Just gotta love this lady and her vids!
This video was AMAZING! You are hilarious and your sarcasm and subtle innuendos are awesome, especially since English is not your native language (I think anyway). You have definately mastered the English language. I'm traveling to your country in about 6 weeks and am very excited. Thanks for this fantastic video.
I was trying to figure out how I found your channel. You were touring the USA when I signed up. So I guess it’s my turn to come to your country.
I started watching you because of your energy and quirkiness, and now I watch to learn about Slovenia. Curses! Now I'm tricked into learning new things! LOL
Slovenia and its people sound a lot like Ireland and the Irish.
Except for the part about Olympic medals ...
Greetings from Cork!
True that. I was thinking the same thing.
I'm Irish and they are more like Finns than Irish. I've lived in Finland for 30 years
Finns are the world's biggest consumers of coffee ☕ 10-14 cups per day
Your never more than 20 meters from a Finnsh metal band
Potatoes. Its not a meal without Potatoes
Finns only open up after 3,4 hrs of alcohol consumption
Communal saunas are normal but not mixed.
Only idiots like actually learnt Finnish 85% of Finns can speak English better than native speakers but choose not to...
Finns always look see life as half empty except when they beat Sweden at winter sports.
Slovenia is a mixed culture of German/Austrian/Hungarian/Croatian & Italian. What is there Irish for you?
Slovenians have been here since prehistoric times. We’ve had other cultures in other times.
@@tonianzlovar7590 Most Slovenians are Hungarians, Croats & other Slaws.
Gave my brother a coffee percolator.
In just four days he turned one serving of grounds into a heart attack in easy to swallow liquid form.
Punk Rock Holiday
? Some of those guys are my age. Old.
I wondered where they had gone to.
XD
I'm from Macedonia and my dad lives in Bohinj Slovenia. I'm planning to visit him soon
Slovenians are friendly and helpful people! I always have a great time when I am there. Big hug from your Croatian neighbor!
An old Croat once told me, recalling the Slovenians in the Yugoslav army in the 1950's. "Slovenci su zajebani". Slovenians only cared about Slovenians.
@@vih-qq9pmnije to. Pa svi smo se pomalo grupisali po nacionalnosti.
I love Slovenia, so many nice people and i half-understand slovenian❤
Nice?? Potem me še nisi srečal!! 🤪
Thanks for the warnings.
Sounds like I will be planning a visit on my next trip to Europe.
Just have to say- this one had me laughing, always appreciate ypur creativity, but this was you on the top of your game. Loved it.
When 4yo I was in Liliana in a house of lady, who had a parrot. Parrot seat on my sholder and told me: "Daj lubiczku" (or how you spell it in Slovenian?) and I did. The bird painfully pecked my lip and I ended up crying.
Slovenia State sponsored tourism websites should have a link to this video. Damn, Barb made me laugh, she made me cry, she made me check flight times.
Sounds lovely! 😊 The coffee cheerness suits you so well!
In caffeine we trust :')
Oh boy,i have a 3 month work trip to slovenia(then again im croatian so not too far) coming up,that landscape is gonna be a joy to explore!
Slovenia would certainly be an amazing adventure - and the coffee. Also heard Slovenians know how to kick Telmarine butt... and the coffee.
I highly recommend a coffee from dzezva 😂
@@TheBarbaraHorvat In Littoral Slovenia we also have kafetiere - Italian Coffee makers (Caffettiera sg).
@@valentintapata2268 Yeah! I cannot stand Turkish coffee.
You had me at the food and alcohol. And the landscape obviously. But you sealed the deal with the roast potatoes.
Oh and can’t forget the coffee.
Slovinsko je krásná země s úžasnýma lidma. A Slovinština zní skvěle, škoda že mi ještě moc nejde. Nekoč se bom naučil! - Američan v CZ.
Doufal jsem že tu potkám češťinu,jen jsem nečekal že to bude američan kdo tu češťinu použije :) :) xD
Jas sem Slovenec hvala❤❤
You forgot to say that Slovenians regularly visit Croatian coast at summer time. Besides doing same outdoor sporting activities, they also do that on the sea.
bravo barbara. odličan video. pozdrav iz dalmacije. subscribed and liked.
That festival looks like fun!
My family participates in the roasted potatoes festival, it breaks our hearts when people throw away the dish right at our stand, at least walk out of sight to another if you don't like out stands potatoes. There are many stands with different recopies and it saves our feelings!
Žal mi je, da slišim to. Na festivalu oz Svetovnem prvenstvu praženega krompirja sem bila samo enkrat (na žalost, leta 2019) in uživala in kar ne morem pozabiti na različno pripravljen, pa vendar še vedno pražen krompir. In potem se je zgodil covid in lani, recimo, sem se na festival spomnila, prepozno, na žalost Upam, da mi letos ne uide. Vsekakor vam želim veliko krompirja v vsakem pomenu besede 😊.
1) great video, so true…2) 6:15 - 6:30 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂….3) Is someone homesick? If so consider yourself hugged…4) Bring the „Speak Slovenian for 2 min“ button back to Twitch!!!😊
I'm always homesick for places I'm not in 😂
Great post! Added to my must visit list!
What I heard on a few occasions is that Slovenians, just like us Czechs, are pretty liberal, especially when it comes to nudity. People from more prudish countries seem to be shocked by the relaxed attitude we've got to what must be hidden... Is that correct?
I personally have a funny story from Lago di Garda, where some people scolded me for changing into my swimming speedos behind the tent. There was pretty much nobody in sight and I was perfectly well obscured by the tent and some bushes... And yet, I apparently caused a minor uproar just because I bared my ass for a couple of seconds... Something that would not raise a single eyebrow on any Czech river bank or lake beach is apparently just utterly unacceptable for---of all nations!---Italians... :-)
Italians, Spaniards and others still have the Catholic prudery in them unlike those affected by Socialist or Capitalist mores.
Love your presentation,😂 really wanna visit Slovenia after watching your video
My father was born and raised in Ljubljana, I would really like to see where he grew up. I saw pictures, But back then it was communist and he fled to Germany at 20, then to the USA. I'm in my 50's now so Slovenia is way different now. From what you are saying my Father would be surprised what happened to his home land. Makes me want to visit more.
'You learn to love those if you are a tortured artist.' 😆 Took me a while to find this channel Barbara. So glad I did.
As always love your informative, amusing video. Your manner is so engaging, I'd probably watch you read the back of a cereal box. 2 thumbs up
Thanks so much Barbara! ❤
I believe THIS is the new standard work for visitors to Slovenia.
Gratitude after seeing you for the first time!
Cheers from Germany, Stefan
2:19 "fun" fact: Manner Neapolitaner have their first written mention in a document from 1898.
And back then the hazelnuts came from Napoli (Neapel in german).
(At a time where slovenes would have considered the place these delicious things come from, as the main capitol of their country)
From all the athletes you mentioned i only knew the two ski ladies.
There are famous slovene ski jumpers too that you didn't mention but i don't remember their name.
And you got one of biggest fmaous ski jumping hills too in Planica.
Hey Barbara! I love your humour! My parents are from Primorska. I can’t wait to visit my relatives again. 😊
This was amazing! Can't wait to visit!
Great humour (and info)
Pro tips yo.
Slovenia was amazing the first time I went - to Tolminator a couple of months ago. I enjoyed the mentality of the people I met, not just at the festival but also in Tolmin town.
I also went to Serbia last spring. It was also nice, but the level of smoke at bars and restaurants was mad. Slovenia seems to be a less extreme variant of the balkan smoking situation.
I'm kind of fed up with Sweden and modern society to a degree. I recently got my tickets to visit Slovenia for the second time in a few weeks. Doing Ljubljana this time around. Going to investigate if Slovenia could/should be my future home. I'm thinking something like a homestead on the Slovenian countryside.
Love your sense of humor, thanks for making my day a little brighter!!
Punk rock, you say?! I now have a life goal: attend Punk Rock Holiday in Slovenia!!
lol I love listening to your stories.....
LOL…. This is great! Loved it! So accurate
Sounds like fun. I hope to go some day.
I'm sure you will!
💕
You're similar to Italians...My family is from Northern Italia and we understand Croatian perfectly
Slovenians speak Slovene not Croatian....
you're hilarious!! thank you for this!
that does it... i'm going and I will visit every house in Slovenia....EVERY SINGLE ONE !
Hello! Very pleasant and funny presentation of Slovenia,a country I hope to visit in the near future
God damn that's some beautiful hair!
She's talking about her home country. And all you got out of it,was her her is beautiful. Talk about missing the point . lol 🤣😅
thanks, I grew it myself!
@johnnyguitar6639 I appreciate you!
@@TheBarbaraHorvat OK..that's a first. But thanks I guess.
I need you to do a recipe of polenchinkta please.
I haven't had any since my grandmother passed away.
And my mom refused to make it and now she's passed.
And I'm sorry I probably spelled it wrong .
Also I love your videos.
What are you referring to? Can you describe it to me?
@@TheBarbaraHorvat polunchinkta the flatbread I think it's made out of potatoes I can't remember I haven't had it in so long.
And I'm using talk to text and I don't think it understands what it is I'm trying to say.
1 eggs, 2 spoons wheat flour, 1dcl milk, salt. you can use sparkling water instead of milk.
For 4 persons:
100 grams of flour (smooth or semi-smooth, semi-sharp)
1 teaspoon of sugar
2 pinches of salt
2 eggs
300 milliliters of milk
1 spoon of oil
You can add a little of sparkling water but don't skip the milk. If the mixture is too thick add milk or water, if it is too thin add flour. Fry the mixture in thin layers in a hot pan with a little oil. When the palačinke (crepes or pancakes) are done spread marmalade, jam or nutella on them. There is also a cream and walnut spread.
Pancakes could be made also with cottage cheese and spinach in the oven, or fried filled with ham, cheese, spinach, mushrooms, or a combination that you prefer. Fried pancakes are called kaneloni (cannelloni in Italian).
Bon Appetit!
@@TheBarbaraHorvat okay I understand I got it wrong I was thinking of luksha.
I probably spelled that wrong again.
It's like a flatbread and I think made with potatoes and like I said it's been years since I've had that.
Also I would love to thank all the people who sent me recipes for crepes.
But after I got those recipes I realized I was thinking of another Slovak dish
Oj. Bravo, good work Barbara! Lep dan in pozdrav. Žijo. Rudi.
Hvala!
Great videos just learned my closest relative was from Slovenia Dolge Njive 600 BC. how awesome is that now I'm learning all i can. so now ill have to make a pilgrimage and thank those ancestors.
I went to movies I. Ljubljana on the day pirates of the carribean dead men tell no tales .. came out was fun to see the Slovene subtitles ..
if you go into someone’s house ( like most of Europe ) take your shies off
Turkish coffee is great .. served often with warm milk
Yes, absolutely no shoes haha
Most offer slippers when you go in
@@jeffsaviola2109 That's a modern central Slovenian thing, not something traditional. But respecting the host is the way to go.
@@jeffsaviola2109 definitely, slippers/copate are a human right.
Loved this! need to find that potato recipe to send to my brother
Planning to cycle to Slovenia next summer; only thing that "scares" me, are the mountains :)
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Yeee.... mountains will definitelly greet you and eat you! Because Slovenia has as many hills and slopes as people... That's why I end up walking by my bike every now and then, catching my breath... You might go to Panonian region of Slovenia, that one doesn't have many hills and the highest one is only 300+ meters... everywhere else you will be suffering in the sweat of your face., as we say here... LOL!
No problem with mountains. I made 7500km with bicycle last year in my region where are mountains.
You are hilarious! Loved it
I NEED to go there one day. I could probably only learn 3-4 Slovenian words, but I would ace those 23-4 words....😁😁
I always wanted to visit eastern Europe. Thank you for the video.
It’s central Europe 🙄- check on Google if you don’t believe me.
If Slovenija is Eastern Europe, where is Vienna then? 😂😂😂😂
@@boyan64 In central Europe, Why are you comparing a city with a country?
Very entertaining. You have great comic timing.
You are SOOOO funny! Hilarious! With great info both formal and informal about Slovenians.
This video made me laugh, love your sense of humor 😂 being from Norway, another country with small population, we actually have quite a lot of similarities I learned.
Roast potatoes are my favourite! ❤️
😅My Maternal Grandparents immigrated from Slovenia to Cleveland, My Grandfather’s Sister’s family immigrated to Kanada. I have many cousins in Kanada. My Mother & Father were part of the Rebel Clan that escaped to the Great Republic of Texas. So I’m one of the few Slovenes who live in the Republic of Texas. I have many fond memories of spending the summers in Cleveland with my Grandparents. I enjoyed the homemade Kelbasa made by my Uncle Beanie & Grandmother’s Strudel & Poticia. Slovenians are the nicest & warmest people on the planet. You will gain weight when around the Slovenes. The beer & wine we shared with family were the greatest.
People of Slovenië are not only friendly but well educated , polite and modest too. I go to Austria and Slovenia this summer. Thank you for the nice video 👍🤗
Love your videos, your sense of irony is brilliantly portrayed, comic timing to perfection. I am learning Slovenian, because yes, I fell in love when I visited. Every time I ordered a drink, meal, or asked directions, I tried my best to talk in Slovenian. People were really great about the way I butchered your language which is beautifully complicated. Not giving up! Learning 1st and 4th Sklon, love declensions, irregular verbs, etc. Have subscribed to your channel, keep the videos coming 🤗
Poz iz Rhode Islanda! Croatian-American here with roots in Istra and Kvarner. Visited Ljubljana for the first time about a month ago and your video is spot on 😂😂😂 Made a new follower out of me 🤘
VERY well done, Barbara! You are one VERY FUNNY lady!! You can show me around Slovenia anytime!!
Can you make a vid. About things to see that ain't mainstream /tourist destination
Lots of Slovenia isn't mainstream/tourist destination. You most likely won't find crowds that make things uncomfy. Slovenia is so diverse in nature that everywhere you go, there's something to do. But I'll look into what I can find, just gotta be careful since all the mainstream spots around the world used to be not so mainstream :')
Thanks!! We might go to Slovenia this summer... !
I absolutely love you and glad i am relocating to Slovenia in a weeks time . When i lived 10 years ago fpr a year in Slovenia it was magical...a narnia on earth. Happy youtube brought you in my life ❤