Monday, January 26, 2009

SPORTS AND ME

I think that I am a very sporting person, because I like a lot of sports axample; football, basketball, handball, voleyball, swimming, cycling and other sports too… Capital reason, that I playing a lot of sports is enjoying in it. Probably I play it well, but I don t want to estimate myself. All this sports I play or do in my free time for relax, but Voleyball I played once a week at school. I haven t got some competitions because I play it just for fun.
I will tell something about football, because this is my favourite sport. We can play it on playgraund or in footbal hall or in some place. In this sport are a lot of rules. If you want to play it you first time need some ball than comparative shoes and maybe some special dres. I respect some good sports players. Some example in Slovenia is Primož Kozmus, who get a gold medal on Olympic games. I m often watching football games in League of Champions on TV it is very interested, because there are very good clubs and I can see some profesional football tricks and beautiful goals. In the future I will probably play the same sports that now, because it is good for relax and for fresh spirit in healty body.

My sport


Sport is my way of life. It relaxes me physically and mentally.
I practise basketball. I like being on a team trying to score a basket.
This ball game has been played in the Olympics since 1936. In the last Olympic Games in Beijing the United States team defeated the Spanish team and won the gold medal.
I hope that in fthe future also Slovenia will win a medal in playing basketball.
How good are you at playing basketball? Which basketball team do you root for?

Submitted by Biljana

Sunday, January 25, 2009

Sports and me


I`m not quite a sportsperson, but i enjoy doing martial art. My favourite are kickboxing, tai-chi and savate. Kickboxing and savate are quite the same, the difference is, that in kickboxing is important, that you win a match. In savate is technique most important. 2nd difference is, that in savate you progress by collecting different kind of gloves (like belts in karate). I use tai-chi for relaxing and breathing exercises. In kickboxing i am quite good, i have a little more problems in savate, because i need to know many different poses and stances. These three sports i don`t practice regularly, but just when i have time and i wish to do something for my body. For tai-chi you don`t need anything, just comfortable clothes. In kickboxing and savate you need boxing gloves, pads for knees and feet and a place to practice. In the future i would like to be more affective in these sports.

Sunday, December 7, 2008

sport and me


I love sport very much. Sport is healthy for organism and soul.My favourite sport is basketball.I already liked it in the elementary school because I am tall enough. Also in the future I'd like to play this sport. My parents support me and I will try to become an ace. I think that at school we do enough sports during P.E. (physical education) lessons, so there is no problem to stay fit.

Saturday, December 6, 2008

Sunday, November 30, 2008

Biljana is presenting you our country Slovenia


SLOVENIA


The Republic of Slovenia lies at the heart of Europe, where the Alps face the Panonian plains and the Mediterranean meets the mysterious Karst. To the north borders to Austria; Hungary is to the east, Croatia to the south and Italy to the west.

The Republic of Slovenia
Full name: Republic of Slovenia (Republika Slovenija)
State system: Democratic parliamentary republic; member of the EU since 1 May 2004
Capital: Ljubljana, 258,873 inhabitants
Official Language: Slovene, in some nationally mixed areas also Italian and Hungarian
National flag: three equal horizontal stripes in white, blue and red with Slovenian coat of arms on its left upper side
Coat of arms: Three six-pointed yellow stars are symbols of the Counts of Celje with Triglav as a symbol of Slovenehood and underlying two wavy lines symbolizing Slovenian rivers and the sea
Anthem: the seventh stanza of France Prešeren poem Zdravljica (a Toast); melody by Stanko Premrl
Currency: Euro
Phone dial code: +386

Geography
Area: 20,273 km²
Time zone: GMT/UTC +1
Length of borders: 1,370 km; with Austria: 318 km, with Croatia: 670 km, with Hungary: 102 km, with Italy: 280 km
Length of coastline: 46.6 km
Landscape: the territory of Slovenia is divided into four basic types of landscapes, Alpine in the north, Mediterranean in the south-west, Dinaric in the south and Pannonian in the east.
Climate: continental in central Slovenia, alpine in the north-west and sub-Mediterranean along the cost and its hinterland
Forest: 10,124 km2
Average temperature: January –2°C; July 21°C
Highest mountain: Triglav, 2,864 m
Longest river: Sava, 221 km
Largest lake: Cerknica lake (intermittent) 26 km²
Longest and deepest touristic karst cave: Postojnska jama, 19.5 km
Major natural park: Triglav national park, 83,808 ha


Population
Main cities: Ljubljana (258.873), Maribor (93.847), Celje (37.834), Kranj (35.587), Velenje (26.742), Koper (23.726)
Ethnic composition of Slovenia:
Slovene 80.06%
Serbian 5.98%
Croatian 3.81%
Bosniak 1.10%
Hungarian 0.32%
Albanian 0.31%
Macedonian 0.20%
Romani 0.17%
Montenegrin 0.14%
Italian 0.11%
Other minorities 7.80%



Biljana Petkovič, 1. egč

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Škofja Loka

Škofja Loka was first mentioned as a square in year 1248 and in year 1274 as a town. City was named after bishops(bishop=škof=Škofja Loka). 22.093 is the number of inhabitans.
354metres is the sealevel of the city. Community`s surface is 146km².
Very popular hill above city is Lubnik. In Škofja Loka are two rivers: Selščica and Poljanščica.

Over the old town is a castle named after the city.For major safety purposes the town was secured by town wall constructed in the beginning of the 14th century. The castle was in the history at first home of bishops and had main tower as jail. Then the nunes came and used the castle for their purposes and torn down the tower.

Every year on the 21.th of June the city transforms into the city of Medieval time and it`s called the Path of Venus.
In Škofja Loka worked some of famous persons in Slovenian history, for example Ivan Grohar, who was a painter; Ivan Tavčar, who was a writer and France Planina, who was geologist, biologist, teacher and quite a time even headteacher.
In the city are a lot of art museums and a history museum in the castle.
It`s a small town, so we have only one cinema on town`s square.
My favourite place in Škofja Loka is Homan house with confectionery,where they make the best ice-cream and hot chocolate in the town.
Tina