The phrase "a slovenia" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning in this context.
Example: "I visited a slovenia last summer, and it was beautiful." (This sentence is incorrect due to the use of "a slovenia.")
Alternatives: "a Slovenian" or "a Slovene."
24 min: USA clear a Slovenia corner.
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a) Slovenia FA head Aleksander Ceferin – favourite to win Uefa's presidency this week, thanks to the support of backers including Russia's sports minister Vitaly Mutko.
It is a Cup tie, and the goal of reaching the next round is certainly achievable for England against a Slovenia side who are a long way from being a world heavyweight.
86 min: With the England area loaded after a Slovenia corner, Brecko bounds in down the right and hits the worst shot in the entire history of the World Cup.
JOHANNESBURG — If a Slovenia player slips through the defense on Friday to score as easily against the United States as Steven Gerrard of England did when he side-footed a shot into the back of the net in the opening minutes of the World Cup opener, the Americans could find it hard to recover.
"It is like no other collection I know of and it stresses how Eastern European contemporary art developed," said Vadim Fishkin, a Slovenia-based Russian artist whose work is part of Arteast 2000+.
Borut Grgic, a Slovenia-based specialist on energy in the region, said the war had severely dented Georgia's credibility as an alternative supply route, potentially denying it hundreds of millions of dollars in future transit fees.
The year is but five days old but already we have our first bitcoin hacking story of 2015 after Bitstamp, a Slovenia-based exchange that raised $10 million last year, suspended its service following a suspected breach.
As we neared our destination, a verdant patchwork of vineyards unfolded across the valley like a quilt; Slovenia's stone farmhouses were just a grape's throw away.
In October 2008, during a visit to Slovenia, a Lipizzan at Lipica, named 085 Favory Canissa XXII, was given to Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom.
