View Full Version : Classify these Slovenians
Pribislav
12-25-2019, 12:32 AM
https://www.worldcupkranj.com/javno/wck_novice/sp-kranj-nk-foto-manca-cujez.jpg
chociprasa
12-25-2019, 09:53 AM
Norids, North Pontids, Borrebies, Dinarids, Gorids, Baltids and Atlanto-Meds.
Satem
12-25-2019, 10:01 AM
Quite diversed group. Norid, North Pontid and Alpine elements dominate here
Voskos
12-25-2019, 10:03 AM
Dinaric with nordic elements.
Pribislav
12-25-2019, 01:23 PM
bump
Slovenians look unique. Their overlap with western Slavs is overrated. Quite different from Czechs and Slovaks for example.
But they look clearly distinct from other South Slavs as well, including Croats.
Not that similar to Austrians and Italians either.
Overlap with Hungarians is good. But Slovenes still have their own unique vibe.
Baltids, Norids, Pontids, Alpinids.
CE.
Cumansky
12-25-2019, 01:46 PM
The one looks like Seya alot
Most look Slavo-Germanic
The two guys on the top right look Slavo-Italic though
Pribislav
12-25-2019, 04:45 PM
Most look Slavo-Germanic
The two guys on the top right look Slavo-Italic though
Feiichy wanna Croatians look like that on average. :lol:
Feiichy wanna Croatians look like that on average. :lol:
:laugh:
Please don't make me laugh.
Bakha
12-25-2019, 05:00 PM
WOGS
Left and 3rd from the left girls look european tho
Pribislav
12-25-2019, 05:21 PM
:laugh:
Please don't make me laugh.
Slavic with significant Germanic and some Celtic influence and with weak paleo-Balkanic element, that is what you wanna for Croatians. That is Slovenian etno-genesis.
Slavic with significant Germanic and some Celtic influence and with weak paleo-Balkanic element, that is what you wanna for Croatians. That is Slovenian etno-genesis.
No, I do not and stop talking out of your ass. Slovenians are actually very good looking people for me, both genders, better than most other Slavs, but I prefer Croatians as every normal person prefers their own kind.
Alenka
12-25-2019, 05:42 PM
WOGS
Left and 3rd from the left girls look european tho
Where in the world would you place the rest of them?
xD
Voskos
12-25-2019, 06:02 PM
I had slovenian english teacher when i was young, her name was barbara. Very tall.
I had slovenian english teacher when i was young, her name was barbara. Very tall.
Did her last name end in -ic or in Slovenian ending?
Did her last name end in -ic or in Slovenian ending?
Slovenian names ending with hard -ič are ethnic Slovenian. Soft -ić usually are immigrants.
Dorian
12-25-2019, 08:18 PM
1.depigmented ural 2.unibrowid+north mix 3.circassian turk 4.paleobalkan 5.depigmented mongoloid 6.spanish 7.frenchid 8.med 9.mongol 10.kavkaz
Pribislav
12-25-2019, 08:30 PM
Slovenian names ending with hard -ič are ethnic Slovenian. Soft -ić usually are immigrants.
Maybe all Slovenians on ič are descendants of Serbs who settled in Slovenia in Ottoman time, and who were on ića nd latet turned on ič.
Some on on ič are of Serbian origin. For example Slovenian actor Radko Polič is White Carniola Serb, originally Polić https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radko_Polič
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbs_of_White_Carniola#Notable_people
Maybe all Slovenians on ič are descendants of Serbs who settled in Slovenia in Ottoman time, and who were on ića nd latet turned on ič.
Some on on ič are of Serbian origin. For example Slovenian actor Radko Polič is White Carniola Serb, originally Polić https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radko_Polič
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbs_of_White_Carniola#Notable_people
I find it interesting that 39,000 people in Slovenia identify as Serbs, while 36,000 people in Slovenia identify as Croats
Despite Croatia bordering Slovenia
Looks like not even Croats want to be considered Croats in the countries they move to
I find it interesting that 39,000 people in Slovenia identify as Serbs, while 36,000 people in Slovenia identify as Croats
Despite Croatia bordering Slovenia
Looks like not even Croats want to be considered Croats in the countries they move to
Lol no, it's just Croats are much less numerous in Slovenia than both Serbs and Bosniaks.
Slovenia isn't rich enough to attract us, it's great for Serbs/Bosniak gasterbeiters but not for Croats.
And Croats don't consider Slovenians friendly people nor country.
Croats have never been numerous in Slovenia and are pretty irrelevant minority there. I have never met a person who has moved to Slovenia in my life.
To add, I noticed so many Serbs, Bosniaks and Albanians in Slovenia. Croats? Little to none. We are 2 neighbour countries who basically have no contact except in summer and skiing season.
Hate? Certanly not. Dislike and mistrust? Surely. We are kinda ignoring each other.
Lol no, it's just Croats are much less numerous in Slovenia than both Serbs and Bosniaks.
Slovenia isn't rich enough to attract us, it's great for Serbs/Bosniak gasterbeiters but not for Croats.
And Croats don't consider Slovenians friendly people nor country.
Croats have never been numerous in Slovenia and are pretty irrelevant minority there. I have never met a person who has moved to Slovenia in my life.
I'm not so sure; the vast majority of Serb and Croats in Slovenia are from the 20th century, but with Croatia there are those who moved there earlier than that:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croats_of_Slovenia#History
The question is: how many moved to Slovenian lands during pre-industrial era? I actually find it much more laudable of those Croats who decided to Slovenize themselves than those Croats who decided to Germanize themselves.
Pribislav
12-25-2019, 10:03 PM
Lol no, it's just Croats are much less numerous in Slovenia than both Serbs and Bosniaks.
Slovenia isn't rich enough to attract us, it's great for Serbs/Bosniak gasterbeiters but not for Croats.
And Croats don't consider Slovenians friendly people nor country.
Croats have never been numerous in Slovenia and are pretty irrelevant minority there. I have never met a person who has moved to Slovenia in my life.
Almost all Serbs and Croatians in Slovenia today are economic imigrants from SFRJ period.
Only native Serbs in Slovenia are Serbs of White Carniola who live there 500 years, but almost all of them are assimilatted by Slovenians after 1945.
I'm not so sure; the vast majority of Serb and Croats in Slovenia are from the 20th century, but with Croatia there are those who moved there earlier than that:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croats_of_Slovenia#History
The question is: how many moved to Slovenian lands during pre-industrial era? I actually find it much more laudable of those Croats who decided to Slovenize themselves than those Croats who decided to Germanize themselves.
No, Croats are not 20th century immigrants at all and they have been in Slovenia since Ottoman times and naturally assimilated long time ago.
Same situation with Slovenians in Croatia.
Much more Slovenians went to Croatia in 20th century than the opposite, and mostly against their will.
Tens of thousands of Slovenes were deported from German and Italian occupied territories of Slovenia to NDH during WW2, not all came back.
Some relatives of user Hrvoje were ethnic Slovenes deported from Trieste to Croatia during Italian occupation.
aherne
12-26-2019, 04:47 AM
Slovenians look unique. Their overlap with western Slavs is overrated. Quite different from Czechs and Slovaks for example.
But they look clearly distinct from other South Slavs as well, including Croats.
Not that similar to Austrians and Italians either.
Overlap with Hungarians is good. But Slovenes still have their own unique vibe.
I was about to say exactly that: they don't look like standard Yugos (faces you seldom see among Croats, Bosniaks and Serbs). Oddly, OP ones look closest to Hungarians...
Maybe all Slovenians on ič are descendants of Serbs who settled in Slovenia in Ottoman time, and who were on ića nd latet turned on ič.
Some on on ič are of Serbian origin. For example Slovenian actor Radko Polič is White Carniola Serb, originally Polić https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radko_Polič
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbs_of_White_Carniola#Notable_people
Goran Dragić and Luka Dončić, Half Serbs. I2ph908
https://imagesvc.timeincapp.com/v3/fan/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fallucanheat.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2Fgetty-images%2F2017%2F07%2F1132408086.jpeg&c=sc&w=736&h=485
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/PoYjUq1_LVI/maxresdefault.jpg
Pribislav
12-26-2019, 11:20 AM
Goran Dragić and Luka Dončić, Half Serbs. I2ph908
https://imagesvc.timeincapp.com/v3/fan/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fallucanheat.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2Fgetty-images%2F2017%2F07%2F1132408086.jpeg&c=sc&w=736&h=485
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/PoYjUq1_LVI/maxresdefault.jpg
I think they are R1a.
Voskos
12-26-2019, 06:36 PM
Did her last name end in -ic or in Slovenian ending?
I don't remember honestly. She was over 180cm with black hair, pinkish complexion and neodanubian-alpine phenotype.
I don't remember honestly. She was over 180cm with black hair, pinkish complexion and neodanubian-alpine phenotype.
Probably mix of Slovenian-Yugoslav, as Slovenian women aren't so tall I think. Or maybe she just died her hair black
Probably mix of Slovenian-Yugoslav, as Slovenian women aren't so tall I think. Or maybe she just died her hair black
Do you know how retarded you sound? Slovenians were Yugoslav themselfs. It's like saying Russian-Soviet mix, lmao.
And as always, you don't seem familiar with Slovenes apart from anthrotard stereotypes.
Many Slovenes are tall, they are taller than Bulgarians, Macedonian Slavs, southern Serbs and northern Croats on average.
And black hair is suprisingly common among them.
They have people with Rhaetian like look common in the alps, light eyed, pale skinned and very dark, almost black haired. This kind of look exist in southern Germans but not among western Slavs.
And usually Slovenians of this phenotype are exceptionally beautiful.
I don't remember honestly. She was over 180cm with black hair, pinkish complexion and neodanubian-alpine phenotype.
Yes, I met Slovenian women like that in deep alps where no foreigners ever lived. Very recognizable description in fact.
I don't remember honestly. She was over 180cm with black hair, pinkish complexion and neodanubian-alpine phenotype.
Don't give me more reasons to like them
Don't give me more reasons to like them
In my opinion Slovenian women are some of most beautiful in Europe. Very very underrated, and much more attractive on average than overrated western Slavs (but this is just my opinion).
Men are very handsome as well.
In my opinion Slovenian women are some of most beautiful in Europe. Very very underrated, and much more attractive on average than overrated western Slavs (but this is just my opinion).
Men are very handsome as well.
They may be civilized but this trait they share with us other South Slavs ;)
Hungarian_master
12-26-2019, 07:30 PM
Baltid, Alpinid/Gorid, Norid, Dinarid and Atlanto Med.
Do you know how retarded you sound? Slovenians were Yugoslav themselfs. It's like saying Russian-Soviet mix, lmao.
And as always, you don't seem familiar with Slovenes apart from anthrotard stereotypes.
Many Slovenes are tall, they are taller than Bulgarians, Macedonian Slavs, southern Serbs and northern Croats on average.
And black hair is suprisingly common among them.
They have people with Rhaetian like look common in the alps, light eyed, pale skinned and very dark, almost black haired. This kind of look exist in southern Germans but not among western Slavs.
And usually Slovenians of this phenotype are exceptionally beautiful.
I am merely providing an alternate scenario; maybe your autist mind is incapable of discerning subtlety and automatically operates on categorization but that is not my problem. Slovenian-Yugoslav, as opposed to Slovenian outright. Slovenian-Yugoslav implies predominantly Slovenian with other Yugoslav admixture.
But feel free to post pictorial evidence of such raven-haired, tall native Slovene women, if not to prove yourself right but at least for my personal viewing pleasure
They have people with Rhaetian like look common in the alps, light eyed, pale skinned and very dark, almost black haired. This kind of look exist in southern Germans but not among western Slavs.
And usually Slovenians of this phenotype are exceptionally beautiful.
https://www.facebook.com/sticnamladih/photos/?tab=album&album_id=251332701554149&ref=page_internal
Where is this mythical race of tall, raven-haired lasses, laddie?
https://www.facebook.com/sticnamladih/photos/?tab=album&album_id=251332701554149&ref=page_internal
Where is this mythical race of tall, raven-haired lasses, laddie?
Visit Slovenia. I have around 50 times or more.
Visit Slovenia. I have around 50 times or more.
What towns? Or did you just visit the main cities and touristy areas which have Yugoslavs?
If you’re too lazy to provide evidence then don’t bother with your troll-y tone posts
aherne
12-27-2019, 03:43 PM
I wonder what are Slovenians after all? In South Slav dialect continuum, there are four official standardized forms: Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbo-Croatian (Shtokavian dialect), Slovenian. The odd thing is that in areas near Zagreb, the local dialect (Kajkavian) is intelligible with Slovenian yet its speakers are not called Slovenians. I heard this language when I was in Croatia and I could understand very little (I can understand basic Shtokavian).
I wonder what are Slovenians after all? In South Slav dialect continuum, there are four official standardized forms: Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbo-Croatian (Shtokavian dialect), Slovenian. The odd thing is that in areas near Zagreb, the local dialect (Kajkavian) is intelligible with Slovenian yet its speakers are not called Slovenians. I heard this language when I was in Croatia and I could understand very little (I can understand basic Shtokavian).
My theory is that they are the root of the ancient "Veneti"-->Wendowie who were subjugated by the Romans (but not culturally genocided, as their various dialects developed in each small mountainous region).
All the other Slavic languages have a few dialects, but Slovenian has over 40.
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