SLOVENIAN REACTS TO AMERICAN LIVING IN SLOVENIA

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

Thanks for all your awesome comments. I'll respond to more when I get back from my adventure! Also my Slovenian channel can be found here 😊 youtube.com/@slovenskapopotnica

[@tonyromano6220]

Someone is looking a bit older! Been years! And yes I am old and fat now….

[@MMPCTV]

What can I say to a Slovenian girl that will make her drag me into a room and rip my cloths off, so she can have have her way with me? Also, if I have a bad heart, would I survive? Asking for a friend.

[@lanceroberthough1275]

The maturity is looking good on you...

[@garetclaborn]

y'know, you say this but then in your most recent video there is a picture of someone butt nekkid at the punk music festival just chilling with ppl drinking lol

[@DanielUnger-gn9ct]

A met and made a friend on Google plus before they shut down Google chat she lives in Slovenia A been looking up learn ta speak Slovenian A may not know how ta speak pronounce it properly n remember most of the words but it would be cool ta be friends with more of them that can speak English too n can help me learn n speak Slovenian A listen ta atomic harmonic and turbo something that sings in Slovenian and the music is beautiful A may not understand the words n songs yet but they're beautiful and n love the songs hopefully A can and will be able ta read write speak and understand Slovenia language and hopefully A can visit Slovenia some day

[@theSpine000]

As a fellow Slovene I am baffled and shocked that I've never heard of the village / town where people walk around and open doors to strangers while naked! Outrageous! ... Where did she say that place was? Asking for a friend.

[@TripleDDDD]

She must have typed in “Slovenia” in the PronHub search.

[@reinhard8053]

Or is her definition of naked different ? I could assume that sometimes someone would be in his underwear or in summer in bathing clothes. Or did they visit at night, very early morning ?

[@Angrybogan]

It may be an American thing where you're considered "naked" if you are shirtless, which is very common for men in hot places

[@Bl4ckheart]

Sounds like something that miiiiiight have happened once to her and now she is like "Slovenians walk around naked".

[@ZONEPRESSLLC]

@@Angrybogan lol, it's not an American thing.

[@verstrahlt1907]

Greetings, from a naked sitting Slovenian, who ate potatoes, before watching the video

[@heathjeppson5669]

We lived in NE Italy for 3 years, we LOVED Slovenia! Slovenia is by far the most underated country in Europe.

[@matt7232]

hehehe we Slovenians hope that it stays like that. The quality of living here is same as in Switzerland but sadly the prices of real estates are coming to Swiss ones since so many wealthier foreigners are moving here...

[@trokt2]

@@matt7232 Yes, like Switzerland if you dipped it in communism a few times and leave it covered in it :) Love my country though and we need to lower taxes.

[@lucjanssens9685]

We hiked once for 2 months. Some days Vienna, 6 Weeks Slovakia, some days in Hungary, 3 Weeks Slovenia. All super locations! However... What struck me in Slovenia was that everybody acted as if their country was just a village filled with neighbours and friends. We started in Lublijana (chill-city) and went to Maribor after a few days... asking at the tourist information for good hikes, vegetarian restaurants and B&B's where we could cook ourselfs. She (it was just 1 person) got us the absolute finest info in about 15 minutes, including cool playgrounds, castles, hidden spots for our 8 year old son... not just for their city... but for the whole country!!! Logarska dolina (the valley is so vast, almost every car-commercial with mountains is taken here), Kranska Gora, Soça valley (probably the most beautifull river) up to Kobarid. Again to the tourist office, the same unbelievable precise and countrywide info, including advice on the local wines... bought 2 bottles of the vast range (remember... we are still in the tourist office). We checked in to an appartment, the owners see our bottles... hmmm... are you interested in regional wine? Yep! She turns out to be the quality inspector of the region... and 1 minute later we got ourselves into an appointment... 3days later they organised a "simple diner" what ended up to be a fantastic bbq with a wine degustation spanning all regions of Slovenia. Climbed mount Krn from the south, resulting in a hike of 13km and 3000m hight difference, upon descending an old guy waved us in to a barn, somewhere in the middle of absolutely nowhere. He offered us cheese, bread and something to drink... for free. Turned out he was alone in the mountains, making cheese. He gave us the whole tour of how it's done... but remind... neither of us could understand what the other was saying. He offered us a ball of cheese and wanted nothing in return, so i eventually gave him my pocket knife. Picked up a friend in Trieste, visited Skokjanske Jame (My god what a cave!!!) put our (rented) car onto a flat car of a train train in Most-Na-Soçi and we travelled in our car, on the train, to Bled. And so on... Never (and we visited about 30 countries), ever, was life so happy, people so genuinly concerned and nature so beautifull as in Slovenia. When we got back home, my wife said... if there's one country i would move to it's Slovenia... she still does! Btw Patatoes rock!

[@timfeast6609]

Been to Slovenia a few times, love it! I also love potatos although I loved them beforehand. Never saw a naked Slovene either. Now I think about it even the potatos were in jackets

[@julioguardado]

I think the Slovenians have a great sense of humor and they had a little fun with the Americans. 😁

[@charliestewart5164]

Things? 'flapping' everywhere ~ 'pointing' at various directions? That belongs in a book of 'Barbara Quotes' . . . one of the most important, memorable things i have ever heard in my now altered life.

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

😂😂😂😂

[@danhalo1405]

What I love about Slovenian is that despite it being such a small country it really still has everything you could possibly want from a country. Slovenian has the mountains with rivers and lakes as well as beaches on the ocean it has small villages but also bigger cities all with lots of rich history there really is nothing at all that this country is missing and because it is that small you never have to travel for eternitys to get from one point to another it really is just a few hours to get from the mountains to the sea or to its beautiful capital by car.

[@MrDiverzija]

I think she meant about naked men in summer that they don't wear shirts working in garden, talking to neighbours and opening doors to jehova's witnesses.

[@andreaspersic3262]

Slovenia is fantastic and even though the country is so small, there are clear regional differences. At my grandmother's house, you always got a lot of polenta, pasta and risotto in addition to potatoes. Something that is fascinating is all the dialects. as a child I mostly spoke Slovene with my grandmother, so when I'm in or around Nova Gorica I still understand what they say reasonably well, but in some other parts of the country i more or less need an interpreter..

[@paulmoore7064]

I have been following for a while. Am I the only one to notice that Barbara is more lovely in maturity?

[@annekramer6740]

Hi Barbara, I spent the month of June in Slovenia 2023 and loved the kind friendly people, the beautiful lakes, rivers, mountains and valleys. Ljubljana was super charming also. I felt safe. My favorite food was in Piran.

[@liamodonovan6610]

You are awesome barbra love you're videos Slovenia 🇸🇮 sounds like an interesting country

[@herbie_the_hillbillie_goat]

Potatos can be eaten raw, fried, boiled, baked, and probably many more ways I haven't even thought of. They saved Europe from devastating starvation. Who could possibly hate such a noble tuber? Haters be damned!

[@SvendleBerries]

Theyre pretty easy to grow too. Cant really go wrong with em.

[@Squidbush8563]

It's weird, but I've always liked raw potato. cut it up like thin fries and it's good that way. (just don't eat too much. it's harsh on your stomach uncooked)

[@1xxxtylerxxx1]

Potatoes are amazing. Thank you for the potato recipes. I will stick with raw potatoes though.

[@MrJm323]

Some people are diabetic.

[@SvendleBerries]

@@MrJm323 Sucks to be them.

[@richardjames6947]

The stockings thing reminded me of my first time in Germany. I arrived late at night and was offered beer but declined as I was going right to sleep. Upon awakening, my friend's family, including children, were all sitting at the table for breakfast with beer. I was given a beer without asking. I looked at the kids drinking beer for breakfast. I was being pranked because of a preconceived mentality that Germans drank only beer all the time.

[@piccadelly9360]

Well done , to the German family 🤣🤣🤣

[@Rick_Cleland]

Soup and salad!! *_Yumilicious!!_* 😛😜😝😋😋😋 Being Irish, I wholeheartedly agree about the potatoes!!

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

I am an American DC who lived in Slovenia in the late 90s in Kranj and practiced with an orthopedic surgeon in his private office. I had a lot of friends there and my American girlfriend and I were the first American couple to be married in the Republic of Slovenia. We were wed at Bled Grad. It was arranged by my great friend Marjan Strukjel. That resulted in the castle beginning weddings there. So I consider Slovenia as my second country. I was very saddened to learn about the floods. Knowing how the villages are located in narrow valleys in Gorenska, I am horrified to think of how they might have been ravaged.

[@kareldebures7006]

Congratulations on your marriage! Yes, the flooding was bad...

[@travtotheworld]

I'd say if you're in LA (or a lot of major cities) you don't really have that sense of connectedness to other Americans. But if you're in a rural area there is a very strong sense of being American. When I was a kid in the 90s and early 2000s, there was a much stronger sense of Americans being bound together as well everywhere. That's diminished partly because the Internet has enabled greater international connections and more atomized media consumption. However, there's also a strong sense of self-loathing among many Americans today, particularly in the cities.

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

I have friends from many many states, including rural places and they share the same feeling.

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

Also I think the media and politics caused most damage when it comes to a sense of a community. People would rather fight each other than step together to make this planet a better home for everyone 🤷‍♂️

[@kareldebures7006]

​@@TheBarbaraHorvatI agree with you!

[@ulibarriL]

Slovenia, along with Czech Republic and Poland rank among the top European countries I would want to visit. It's not a coincidence that they all happen to be Slavic nations as I have always been quite enamored with these cultures and people. Their way of life, music, landscapes, and weather just have a way of immersing myself into the childhood stories and games I was always fascinated with. And while a lot of that pertains to Europe in general, there is a distinct aura that surrounds these nations.

[@kareldebures7006]

Please make that one of your priorities in life, and do it while you can and stay for as long as possible!

[@ulibarriL]

@@kareldebures7006 I appreciate the encouragement and will take it to heart. God bless.

[@Mishkamoreland]

My grandparents were from Slovenia and I would LOVE ❤ to visit one day!! 🇸🇮 🇸🇮

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

You should, it's a gem!

[@kareldebures7006]

Do it!

[@RajkoK]

It may be an age thing but my family used to use the phrase, "Tvoje Jajce bo zmrznizale" all the time. And that was gender neutral becuse it could refer to your ovaries or your testes. I've been in Canada for over 47 years so I cannot confirm if that phrase is still used. I don't know about just a piece of paper but sitting on the ground without a blanket, towel or jacket was a big no no. So I think there is some partial truth there.

[@thebrinksf69]

I think you need to contact this woman and ask her what town she was talking about.

[@charliestewart5164]

Thanks Barbara! Cool video, hilarious. You might not need another 17 Koffees just yet ;)

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

Oh my thank you so much!!!!

[@emmagabe9115]

The sitting directly on the sidewalk, a stone bench, or on a rock ... we have it in Romania too.

[@lv.1crook]

2:50 in Poland we also have the exact same saying about wolf in the ass, lmao

[@thurin84]

"no slovenians arent just walking around their house naked." damn! another bubble burst!

[@alexbort3082]

No reason to visit Slovenia anymore

[@nilsen589]

Okay, I don't know that many Slovenian women. But my Slovenian girlfriend actually prefers to walk around almost completely naked. In the summer at least. No joke. But I'm a German. So not such a big culture shock for me.

[@markheffernan876]

Hey Barbara, Your vid just popped up in my For You page on YT. OMG Loved it. As an Irish Immigrant living in the States, I agree 100 % with you on the potato don't mess with my taters LOL. Stay safe and keep up the awesome work. Excelsior! Heff

[@jimmaloney1121]

I'm from the States and have traveled to several European countries as well a few in Asia and Africa. My experiences have been to soak in as much of the culture as I could. I didn't want to be seen as the stereotypical "Ugly American" tourist. While I do appreciate my home country it has been a blessing to visit other places.

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

Traveling absolutely broadens the horizons!

[@bryanm5233]

We have only been to Slovenia once. Beautiful.

[@vitalo9900]

As a belarusian, I just can say, when this girl talked about potatoes, she forced me to subscribe the channel! One love 🥔🍠🥔🍠🥔🍠

[@Eddiewouldgo27]

My fathers from Kranj Slovenia my mothers Croatian and I’m born in Australia .. long story short Our history is very rich my surname dates back to 1241 ! My late great grandparents had a dvorac in visoko Slovenia ! Unbelievable my great grandparents are buried In škofja loka ! Dad’s great aunt was a nun in sibenik Croatia.. 1241 two brothers fled the mongol invasion one settled in Dalmatia “ Croatia “ one in Slovenia after the mongols destroyed their castle “ dvorac “ yet I received a family tree out of America’s fort Lauderdale back in 2001 ! With all our family history from the churches funded by a distant relative in the USA .

[@alespogacnik]

Very interesting...is your last name Tavcar (pronounced "Tautchar") or Hafner?

[@janak132]

Because I have a friend that is into naturism ways and who goes off in that direction (I know he goes to Slovenia and Croatia) for vacation every year, I wonder if she hasn't manage to settle in one of the few naturist heavy areas.

[@a3hmax913]

I WOULD LOVE react to foreigners living in My country, most of them are from some Disney dimension and don't know what they are talking about 😂

[@depleteduraniumcowboy3516]

This world traveling American finds it humorous that Americans think 250 years of history is impressive. I've been in bars older than America.

[@ericcarney3121]

Most Americans have never been outside of the boundaries of the country, including Canada and Mexico.

[@depleteduraniumcowboy3516]

@@ericcarney3121 Sadly often not even outside their state let alone the country.

[@remaguire]

Yeah, you're right. NOTHING has happened in the USA in 250 years.

[@depleteduraniumcowboy3516]

@@remaguire I didn't say that, but hey, spout off a bit more about what I didn't say.

[@howardcoles3537]

I really like your video because I have been to Slovenia on holiday. In August 2007 I went there for a week hiking in the JuliaAlps, staying in a mountain village called Kranska Gora.I had a very enjoyable time. I was with a group of people, mostly Brits like me. I found it beautiful, the forests of fir and beech and the very impressive mountains. The Slovenian people I met were very friendly. I visited Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj , both beautiful. While riding a chairlift up one mountain, I was lucky enough to see a Beech Marten crossing a forest track below me. A lovely sight ! I found Slovenia to be a delightful country, and would like to visit it again.

[@flyshacker]

Love the jazz background music! My mother’s parents were Slovenian and moved to the USA around 1910 I think. My mother was born and raised in Ohio but spoke Slovenian as a first language because of her parents and living in a Slovenian neighborhood. Then when my mom went to Slovenia (Yugoslavia) for her first time in the 1980s and spoke the Slovenian that she learned as a kid, the Slovenians told her “We don’t speak that way anymore!” I guess my mother’s words were old fashioned or pattern of speech. Perhaps like, instead of saying “Why did you say this?” an old fashioned English speaker from hundreds of years ago would say “Wherefore say you this?” My mother’s tongue was out of fashion! Anyway, I have never been to Slovenia, but I WILL go someday soon. I promise! I have the information about where my grandparents lived, and I want to see that beautiful country! Thanks for your videos!

[@royhouse1457]

These girls were LDS missionaries who had church missions in Slovenia. They would have knocked on a lot of doors. I saw these same two on another KZbin channel. Same video clips. As to the naked men comment, I think that girl probably never actually looked down to confirm the guys were totally naked. She even implied that. Her eyes would be focusing on the guy's face when in doubt I'm sure. When I as an American heard her comment I interpreted it that way because I never in a thousand years would believe Slovenians answer the door naked as a common practice. Both girls were very positive about Slovenia because it is a wonderful country after all!

[@masongilligan2856]

Thanks Barb, good to see you're videos blowing up again, just like you're old school channel. Gotta love Slovenia, who can beat a country with so much nature and forests.

[@anvil5113]

I haven't seen you videos in some time. KZbin is to blame for that. You're still producing great content and you look more pretty than ever.

[@kim-jong-poon]

I had a very strange dream that Barbara was in last night that (relax everyone it wasnt that kind of dream). I dreamt we were in a car driving through the Balkans and she was like showing off places and sites and we ended up driving through an old war torn village that looked like some place in Bosnia or Kosovo or something that had been abandoned for many years. Thats all i really remember and yes i too find it a bit strange that some random dude in Wisconsin is dreaming of sight seeing in Europe with a KZbinr. I am pleased to report that dream Barbara was very nice and all in all was good dream.

[@DanialBarazandeh]

Next week, I have to choose one of my accepted universities for my Ph.D.; one of them is in Germany, and one of them is in Slovenia. I heard lots of good things about Germany and its greatness, but Slovenian people seem kind and warm. I like nature, culture, and the friendliness of Slovenians. It is so hard to choose. People say Germany is better for migration and International students, but I just can't accept it. There is something about Slovenia that feels like a “Home”. Am I crazy, or is Slovenia extremely underrated ?!

[@rebeccabaxterbard8073]

Hope you picked Slovenia! I just returned from a week there - my first visit. I have family that lives in Florence, Italy & Algarve, Portugal so I am VERY familiar with Europe from staying long-term as well as traveling around including to Germany (which I liked a lot) but I have to say, by every measure Slovenia was off the charts incredible! Clean, affordable, amazing towns, mountains, rivers, Ljubljana is spectacular, the food wonderful, the people so nice. Enjoy your time there if you chose from the heart!

[@Geraduss]

Also, more likely you'll meet people who can speak english in Slovenia over Germany, and yeah even Germany is better on that then lets say France or Italy.

[@steveflatbush]

I really enjoy your commentary. Please make more videos! I am hoping to travel to Slovenia next year.

[@barryshafer]

I really enjoyed this video. Barbara, this is the first video I have watched of you. I think you have a wonderful sense of humor. Thank you.

[@Visiorary]

Beautiful Parks. Magnificent camping. Lovely women!!!

[@2Rugrats9597]

Barbara, not only are you beautiful but funny as Hell. I love your humorous video’s, makes me smile a lot. His knows we need more of that. I can’t wait to visit your country Slovenia, I know I’ll love it.. Sense of community is very important and happy people Is where I love visiting!😉🤗

[@johnseryak611]

Ok, soooo, I really enjoy these videos. I'm from Slovenian roots as my paternal grandfather and grandmother lived in Iska Vas just south of Ljubljana. I have never been to Slovenia but hope to visit in 2024. I must do it sooner than later as I am now in my 75th. year on this planet. I'm having a hard time encouraging my wife to visit. She doesn't like long international flights, but I believe visiting my ancestor's homeland will be worth the effort. Now I must find an affordable local/Slovenian tour guide to accompany us around all parts of Slovenia. I must also be sure to visit Iska Vas for at least 2 half days to see if some of my ancestors still live there. Thank you Barbara for your talents and humor in bringing Slovenia to life for so many. hvala in bodi dobro ( no, I don't know Slovenian. I googled this. )

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

Awww what a great comment. Tell her that flights aren't that bad at all. You can read, watch TV, they have food on it that you can pick before your flight, they give you headphones, water, coffee, soda,... She can get a nice magazine or whatever she likes doing. It will be soooo worth it for the beautiful landscape.

[@Akhundelar_Far]

I mean no disrespect when i say this, but Slovenia is perfect for old people and new families, it is safe, it is clean, people will take care of you, you will love the food and it will be the most relaxing experiance you can get. I understand why your wife doesn't want to go, because i am sure she wouldn't want to leave 😂 if you need a local guide, you can write me and i will help you out! Vso srečo ter vse dobro!

[@AdamBurianek92]

Ok, so... I'm from Slovakia (not Slovenia, lol) and I have to say after 40 seconds of this video that I was always told that Slovakia has the most castles per capita in the world, not Slovenia... so either I'm wrong or the American (not surprisingly) confused our two lovely countries, lol

[@valentintapata2268]

There is about 1000 castles, castle ruins, manors and mansions in Slovenia. Population of Slovenia is around 2.100.000.

[@reineh3477]

@@valentintapata2268 Slovenia's page for tourists (sloveniatour.si) say that there is 500. Google also told me that Slovakia has most castles per capita.

[@nickmitchell6443]

You're face when she said about the naked guy answering the door 😅 best video for ages👍

[@scottinphoenix739]

Taters rock. Answering the door naked would be quite the shock. I've sometimes wondered what is the best population size for a country? Still don't know that one. Thanks for the upload, stay awesome!!!

[@dcpack]

I get it now...I have been checking in on Barbara for years and now I know why. Potatoes.

[@darrenparkes9805]

Enjoyed you’re video I’m daz from australia, had a look on you tube for Slovenia, looks awesome, pristine

[@lifeasReno]

So funny she agreed almost with everything she said 100% except for the walking around naked part. So I'm leaning towards the naked part being true lol... Also USA is a melting pot of hundreds of different cultures. We take a little from each and incorporate into our culture 😊

[@hectorskmetija3015]

I live in Slovenia and it is such a beautiful country, I have made some amazing friends. The first village i lived in was very welcoming. BUT the village I live in now is polar opposite! There are many alcoholic older men, who are very verbally aggressive! They walk around in their underwear with belly hanging out 🤮 such a shame to behave like this to a single older woman. Luckily I do have a couple of lovely neighbours. The previous village I was involved in all community activities but here, I now keep to myself.

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

Oh, that doesn't sound too fun :(

[@hectorskmetija3015]

@@TheBarbaraHorvat One thing I've learnt living in Slovenije is life is never boring 🥰

[@jean-philippemetras361]

What was the friendly first village, and what is the second not so friendly one?

[@hectorskmetija3015]

@@jean-philippemetras361 As I'm still living here, I'd rather not say.

[@Jakob27101993]

Going to travel to europe next year, this has made me consider adding slovenia to my itinerary

[@mirkokajfez4142]

You won't regret it. It is small but very diverse.

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

Absolutely!!

[@Sarah_Eva]

Nothing better than Slovenian potato salad. 🇸🇮🥔❤️

[@stevensugars3957]

What part of Slovenia did this chick go to? I want to visit there😂

[@barefoot3662]

I have just discoverd your videos and your country i never have ever heard of your contry Slovenia. I typed in Slovenia and I found your channel. What a wonderfull day. God bless you and your country.

[@gazoontight]

I must visit someday. I want to see my ancestors’ villages.

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

You definitely should!

[@vladob3]

I live in Slovenia. Wandering around flat naked = sometimes. Opening front door naked = not really.

[@TravelingGamer_]

Holy crap I didn't know you still made videos Barb. 😳 NICE! Still funny, glad so have found you again.

[@vito1064]

I'm italian, I was at a party by a river a few years ago in Slovenia. it was very hot and I really wanted to jump in but I didn't have my bathing pants. a few people jumped in the river naked so I did it as well. and that's when I became a naturist. thanks Slovenia!

[@sterain61]

Where have you been??? You haven't been in my feed for ages.... Good to see you again 🙂

[@Robcockulous1]

6:00 She kept going back to the same house!

[@charlesbowles7304]

I traveled to Slovenia this summer with my family. We had great time. The people were friendly and take pride in lowering pollution. The streets and countryside were absent of trash. Plus my son caught a trophy size Marble Trout.

[@michaelbrinks8089]

Once upon a time in a tiny Slovenian 🇸🇮 village, there lived a beautiful Princess named Barbara.

[@jeffsaviola2109]

Yes yes .. many of these I have seen ( not naked people ) .. my first trip one of the people I chat with on Instagram was showing me around her city .. and her parents invited me for lunch .. all food from their garden .. dodole ( potato dish ) salad with pumpkin seed oil . Home n my add schnapps .. and the people I’ve met have stayed friends and we get together every time I visit .one of my American friends that lives there said if you walk around with no shoes outside you will get sick ( according to the older Slovenes )

[@kareldebures7006]

I must also add that I have found another KZbin channel that with a community that I love already! 😊

[@philippejueni3182]

Americans now( as during the sixties with Kennedy and the Vietnam war) are going through quite a history ... quite a rough path as we Europeens before...

[@jeffsaviola2109]

Also had some fresh sauerkraut from the market in Ljubljana .. was soooo good

[@danieldiehr926]

Barbara has a wonderful on camera presence. She is fun to listen to! Slovenians have a great sense of humor. I saw the most entertaining all male dance routines (men in grass skirts and topless) at a welcome party hosted by the city in Ljubljana and the major. You would have to see it to believe it! Most extraordinary!

[@mxvega1097]

Sitting on cold ground - yes, we have that in New Zealand - scientifically proven and expounded by various great-aunts to cause ... hemorrhoids. They never mentioned stockings. Didn't have children either. Apparently the husbands-to-be were lost in the war. Some were later found in Australia, but no one talks about that.

[@jani11]

Nagi tu. Nagi tam. Nagi sam! But really, no one is walking and opening the door naked in our country lol.

[@ScrappyXFL]

🤣I'm american and I walk around the house naked. Don't like being laughed at, so I put on clothes and a side arm on before opening the door, cuts down on laughter. That last chick almost had it right, you're useless if you're dead or dying is the proper phrase 👍

[@johnrep9690]

You are still young and full of hope and life! :-)

[@noexit7089]

Barbara..en podatek vec ..imamo najvec traktorjev na prebivalca na svetu 😊 ..kdor jih ne mara ,naj mu ne prihaja 😍😜

[@ACOnetwork]

Zanimivo ampak se ne čudim hehe traktorjev ki češ keko češ 🤣😂

[@zanamusic322]

About the "naked situation" i feel like she meant seeing men without shirts walking on the farm or just walking around the house.... That''s atleast what my dad does and it' s just... Normal?

[@nro14-vb6ex]

I think that, too. Slovenian men do that.

[@matjazhorvat346]

kislo zeljeeeeee

[@evam2311]

😂

[@lodragan]

I'm American and I spent 2 years in England in the 1980s, and did a lot of wandering around by myself in that country (common language made that more easy for me). I spent time both in cities and the countryside in small towns. Everyone I encountered was nice to me, and I was respectful of them, their laws and customs. Unfortunately not enough Americans take the opportunity to travel overseas - which I think would make them realize that we humans are more alike than we are different. Interestingly, I found that living in America where I lived was similar to living overseas because I came into contact with all sorts of people from different places, and cultures either directly or via their forebears (if you're not an American aboriginal people, then at some point in time your family were immigrants). Perhaps this made me more open to different people? YMMV depending on where you live, of course. My earliest forebear was German and was living in Pennsylvania in ~1540. I'm also English and Scottish, and my Scottish ancestors arrived here in 1836. I married a Mexican American - so my children are also of Spanish and Aboriginal American heritage going back 30,000 years or more, in addition to mine. The point is, Americans are becoming more and more a mixture of cultures from all over the world - I think this was unique in the last century, but I think as people migrate more, we are seeing similar things happening in other parts of the world today. When Americans meet overseas, we generally hit it off because we do have some common cultural things that are quintessentially American. I did see this more overseas than I did in the USA where Americans tend to stay in their own cultural bubbles - perhaps due to competition and historical animosity with new immigrants? This difference may have to do with travelers looking for allies in strange places, or travelers are more open to new people in general? That being said, my children are less insulated in that regard - having friends of all types of people from different cultures, races, and religions as compared to my generation. I hope they represent the norm going forward. United we stand, divided we fall, as the saying goes.

[@cptcosmo]

"Wolf in the ass" is a hilarious way to describe hemorrhoids. LMAO!!!!

[@Bear-ol5gs]

I think the nakedness is referring to people walking round in minimal clothing in the summer, so topless men and women having bra or bikini top on. no fully naked naked. might be wrong but i think its that.

[@maxmeeks9910]

Dear Slovenia, please adopt me. I can write books but am happy to maintain any of your small towns for my day job. Let's make this happen.

[@tjludes4431]

Glad I found your channel...I learned a lot from this little vid. I have some friends in Maribor and have visited Lake Bled and Ljubljana which were gorgeous in the summer. Enjoyed a really good dessert from there but cant remember the name. Oh, this fam sent me some really delicious salt from there as well.

[@s55bg67]

kremšnita

[@lockwoodthexton]

i have't seen you in a very long time. it is good to see you again. Pretty girl.

[@soulscream78]

From watching travel shows alone you can see that North America is behind in peace and community. Here people go home, lock their doors and get food delivered. It looks like elsewhere there is much more eat some street food or at a unique diner, followed by enjoying local musicians or relaxing in a park.

[@norwegiankryptonian8338]

Barbs doesn’t want to admit she’s walking around naked in Slovenia 🤭

[@Akhundelar_Far]

The girl in the video might have seen Slovene man being shirtless, that does happen sometimes, we get a tan after a long winter and some vitamin D, but no like Barbara said we don't just walk around naked, well if you are a nudist you do it but that is the nudist culture not a Slovene one lol

[@norwegiankryptonian8338]

@@Akhundelar_Far haha just like in Norway ;)

[@diggersouth]

Good videos. Still the best endings. "stay awesome stay positive"

[@kamnslo22]

For sitting on the concrete or the ground: i was told my entire life (36 years now) that you can only seat in the months without the letter r in them, so May, June, July, August.

[@Tokinjester]

good grief, I haven't seen you in years!! Help!! it's driving me crazy trying to remember what your channel used to be called?!

[@lordleonusa]

I'm from the UK, but I've never been to Slovenia, I'll add it to my bucket list!

[@nova2fly209]

Born and live in the US and never been anywhere in Europe...but I'm convinced the world's cutest girls are from Slovenia ❤😋

[@natasad9266]

Hejla Barbara, fajn video 🙂Lahko pokomentiraš še stare posnetke od Michaela Manskega, ki so ful zabavni 😃

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

Ooooo si bom pogledala 😁

[@shadeofmercury]

I wonder if she was a missionary and going door to door, so maybe that gave her some unique experiences that normal tourists or even necessarily natives don't experience much?

[@valentintapata2268]

They were both yes, and I think when one of them says the men were naked that they were in reality without their shirts in the summer.

[@josepmasa7387]

Hi! Don't worry about the 'going naked or no naked'. North american people usually takes a concrete experience and with this they'll elaborate a general or entire statement for a country. That's because their usually don't ask about things o happenings and takes their own cultural vision as the certain one. Greetings from Spain!

[@piccadelly9360]

She probably meant that if you open the sauna door, the people there might be naked . That's the second reason why I want to visit Slovenia I want to see this by myself 🤣🤣🤣

[@danielc-s8056]

"The naked man" can be a solid strategy...

[@manfredbismark6688]

Hello Barbara. Good video! Have a beautiful day. Bye. Rudi.

[@paddyleather5676]

Hubba Hubba . When's the next flight to Slovenia ?

[@lorrainekando6999]

❤️ They solve hunger 😄 in še res je 😊 in kislo zelje!! 😋 Zdej sem pa lačna kar na lepem

[@TheBarbaraHorvat]

Tut jz sm bla, sem si naredila pire tist dan 😁😁

[@lorrainekando6999]

@@TheBarbaraHorvat 😄🥰😘

[@sweapernecris2772]

As far as i know there is one place in Slovenia where people actually walk around fully nude, tho it is not a town but one portion of spa, called FKK camp, and it is not even hidden from the rest of the spa complex.