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| I think you are right about the motto Zocky. "Zive naj vsi narodi" means " God's blessing on all nations" and is the first line of the National Anthem not a motto. ] 14:36 Jan 22, 2003 (UTC) | I think you are right about the motto Zocky. "Zive naj vsi narodi" means " God's blessing on all nations" and is the first line of the National Anthem not a motto. ] 14:36 Jan 22, 2003 (UTC) | ||
| : Yes. See ] for translation and related links. But since we're speaking about Slovene national motto and as ] said that Slovenia does not have any -- we can invent it hereby. Recently I've seen for a good one from the video of a song ''Od ljudi za ljudi'' (''From people for people'') of ] and goes like this: ''Solidarity is mega (--is cool)''. How does one motto come into one nation's reality in fact? I do not know. Someone said that ] are like ]s. It could be Adi Smolar's words from his song: ''Je treba delat'''. (''The Work is a Must''). Any positive and truthful thought might work here, I guess. There might also be Prešeren's words from Zdravljica: ''žive naj vsi narodi'' all the same, since this great poem was in the same manner invented for the National anthem. I would like to hear some other proposals. And we have to have in mind that Slovenes are not like far Eastern thinkers, ]s, ]es and ]es. Simple peasant ] is 'the coolest' for them, ha, ha. Interesting topic, anyway. See ya. --] 03:24 Jan 24, 2003 (UTC) | |||
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Primož the map of Slovenia is really very much primitive and I am afraid that such map won't tell to occasional reader a lot. There are "only" ten "main" cities on it, no rivers, no mountains, no lakes, no national parks and such. But I guess it would be just enough to put Slovenia on a World's map somewhere southern of, let us say, Austria. What about the famous Kozler's map of Slovene countries at the fall of 19th century. It would certalnly clearly show how nations are disappearing from a human history. And in the end its borders are just old republic's bolders from the former Yugoslavia and the history still has to do a lot of things to define (once and for all) its present, past or future borders. Cheers. -- XJam 2002.06.19 3 Wednesday (0)
I think you are right about the motto Zocky. "Zive naj vsi narodi" means " God's blessing on all nations" and is the first line of the National Anthem not a motto. Sannse 14:36 Jan 22, 2003 (UTC)
- Yes. See Zdravljica for translation and related links. But since we're speaking about Slovene national motto and as Zocky said that Slovenia does not have any -- we can invent it hereby. Recently I've seen for a good one from the video of a song Od ljudi za ljudi (From people for people) of Murat & Jose and goes like this: Solidarity is mega (--is cool). How does one motto come into one nation's reality in fact? I do not know. Someone said that Slovenes are like robots. It could be Adi Smolar's words from his song: Je treba delat'. (The Work is a Must). Any positive and truthful thought might work here, I guess. There might also be Prešeren's words from Zdravljica: žive naj vsi narodi all the same, since this great poem was in the same manner invented for the National anthem. I would like to hear some other proposals. And we have to have in mind that Slovenes are not like far Eastern thinkers, philosophers, yogies and swamies. Simple peasant logic is 'the coolest' for them, ha, ha. Interesting topic, anyway. See ya. --XJamRastafire 03:24 Jan 24, 2003 (UTC)