Take advantage of today's European Languages Day as an opportunity to learn new words in a foreign language. Watch a French movie, read a book in Spanish, answer a phone call in Portuguese, or order food in Italian.

Tourism is an activity that allows us to discover the most beautiful places at home and worldwide. Slovenia promotes its natural and cultural heritage and innovations in the communication campaign "I Feel Slovenia. Green. Creative. Smart." In 2016, Slovenia was declared the first green country in the world. If you haven't visited Slovenia yet, you should definitely include it on your travel list.

The good old wisdom says: There are no stupid questions. Is that really true? Ask your friend the weirdest question you can think of at that moment.

Food waste is not only an ethical and economic issue, but it also depletes natural resources. According to some estimates, up to 40% of crops grown or raised globally are not eaten. Get some good habits: buy local food and only what you need, cook small amounts of food and make sure the rest of the organic waste ends up in composters.

Even though Slovenia has only about 43 km of coastline, it can offer a rich maritime heritage and maritime knowledge. The inhabitants of Istria were known as exceptional fishermen, sailors and even shipbuilders. Fun fact. Did you know that Piran was a shipbuilding city in the 19th century?

On International Coffee Day, some poetic cafes in Slovenia will open their doors, and we will be able to pay the bill with poems. Invite your best friend over for a cup of coffee and a delightful chat.

Today, fans of numbers in the analysis will come to their account - we are celebrating World Statistics Day! Did you know that the most densely populated Slovenian city is Piran, which has 5,360 inhabitants per km²? Search for some interesting numbers about your country.