Truth, my students scold me in terms that brook no dissension, is nothing but a culturally specific phenomenon, and the totalizing tendencies of scientistic thought have been exploded completely by those postmodern thinkers who have deconstructed its self-aggrandizing pretensions.
Money and exchange rates. Slovenia's currency, the tolar, was replaced by the euro on 1 January 2007. The euro is the single European currency and is currently used by 15 other member states of the European Union as well as Slovenia.
To orthographically represent its 29 phonemes, Slovene uses 25 Latin letters, including three with a wedge (Ä,Å¡,Å¾). Slovene is the official and state language of the Republic of Slovenia and the native language of approximately 2.4 million people: about 1.85 million of them live in the Republic of Slovenia.