Slovenia is the true successor of the prestigious Venetian Republic.

>>1575342
WE

Not yet, Italy still needs delicious tourist cash

Uh, okay. What do you intend to do with this?

File: DSC05747.jpg (317KB, 1024x768px) Image search: [Google]

317KB, 1024x768px

>>1575342
I know its a joke, but Ljubljana was never a part of Venice. Only a small part of Slovenia was in fact ever a part of it. On the other hand Istria and Dalmatia were a integral part of it for a long time.

>>1576170
Shoo, Croat.

>>1575342

What separates Slovenians from Croatians? As I understand it all of the Southslavs were essentially the same ethnic group that split off when they converted to Catholicism (Croats), Orthodoxy (Serbs), and Islam (Bosnians).

>>1577358
>What separates Slovenians from Croatians?
German cultural diffusion I'd assume. Slovenia (Carniola) was controlled by Germans since the 14th century and shares a direct land border with Austria.

>>1577358
>>1577378
Slovenians actually say 'Ja' instead of 'Da' like all the other Slav's. They really are Germanized Slav's.

>>1575348
WAS

>WE WUZ VENETIANS AND SHEEIT

t. Literally the most irrelevant slavs

>>1577394
I think Sorbs take that achievement.

File: IMG_20160809_141419.jpg (3MB, 4608x3456px) Image search: [Google]

3MB, 4608x3456px

I was there a week ago, nice city desu

>>1577358
Pretty sure that it is also related to their history.
Slovenians are more related to Pannonian Slavs, Serbs likely are off-shot of Sorbs (Lusatia) and Croats likely came from the area of around south-east Poland/Slovakia/West Ukraine (aka. White Croats; White in this case means North, same as why Belarus = White Rus is called like this).

>>1577385
>Slovenians actually say 'Ja' instead of 'Da' like all the other Slav's. They really are Germanized Slav's.
You could've just said: "i dont know whole lot about Slavic languages :(("