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Slovenia is a country in Central Europe bordering Italy, Croatia, Hungary, and Austria. It has a population of 2.05 million and its capital and largest city is Ljubljana. Slovenia has diverse landscapes ranging from the Alps and Mediterranean coastline. The official language is Slovenian and the country has a long history, gaining independence from Yugoslavia in 1991.
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The student visited Rome during the holidays and saw many famous landmarks like the Colosseum and Spanish market. The most interesting part of the trip was visiting the Vatican and St. Peter's Square, where the student saw the Pope. Every day they ate pizza and drank water, and slept in the luxurious Hotel Raphael though they were often tired. Overall the trip to Rome was a happy experience where the student saw many beautiful sights before returning home.
My holidays Ivana Kolenko
Ivana Kolenko spent her summer going on camping trips with scouts, visiting family in Ptuj and Pineta, attending an English course in Čatež, and celebrating her family's annual reunion. Some highlights included walking for 3 days to reach the scout camp, making grill meat over an open fire, playing with cousins and friends when home, and seeing her favorite English teacher Živa at the course in Čatež, who remembered her as her favorite student. By the end of the summer, Ivana was ready to return to school and see her English teacher Betka Mahnič.
My holidays angleščina Nejc Pokorn
This document summarizes a student's holiday activities during summer camp in 2012. It discusses that the student had a great time playing various sports like handball, table tennis, football, and shooting bows. The evenings were fun as well with activities like bingo, treasure hunts, and quizzes. The student also enjoyed swimming in the warm River Kolpa and walking along it, including rafting on some rapids. The document describes a beautiful local church built before 1864 that they visited.
My holidays Neža Bernik
This year Neža Bernik had a diverse set of holidays. She visited several new places including Barcelona, Montenegro, Vienna, and Pašman Island in Croatia. Some highlights included seeing the Camp Nou football stadium, Sagrada Familia church, and Barcelona Aquarium in Barcelona. She also trained her dogs for a singing competition and helped her dad at his vet clinic when at home. Overall, her holidays involved traveling, spending time with friends and family, and enjoying ice cream until she caught a cold.
Darja vasiljevic
Darja spent her holiday at a beautiful island in Croatia where she enjoyed swimming at the excellent beach and sea. She ate a tasty daily menu of pizza and chocolate pancakes while drinking ice tea and water. During her time at home, Darja had fun with friends at a place called Pustal and saw an interesting 500-year-old stone that was once used for plumbing and weighed 100 kg.
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