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| | *[[Ethnic group]]s (2002 census): Slovenes 83.06%, Croats 1.81%, Serbs 1.98%, Bosniaks 1.10%, [[Hungarians]] 0.32%, Montenegrins 0.14%, Macedonians 0.20%, Albanians 0.31%, Italians 0.11%, [[Roma]] 0.17%. | | *[[Ethnic group]]s (2002 census): Slovenes 83.06%, Croats 1.81%, Serbs 1.98%, Bosniaks 1.10%, [[Hungarians]] 0.32%, Montenegrins 0.14%, Macedonians 0.20%, Albanians 0.31%, Italians 0.11%, [[Roma]] 0.17%. |
| | *Religions (2002 census): [[Roman Catholic]] 57.8%, refused to reply 15.7%, [[atheist]] 10.1%, [[Orthodox Church|Orthodox Christians]] 2.3%, [[Islam|Muslim]] 2.4%. | | *Religions (2002 census): [[Roman Catholic]] 57.8%, refused to reply 15.7%, [[atheist]] 10.1%, [[Orthodox Church|Orthodox Christians]] 2.3%, [[Islam|Muslim]] 2.4%. |
| − | *Languages: The official language is [[Slovene language|Slovene]]. [[Hungarian language|Hungarian]] and [[Italian language|Italian]] are spoken in the border regions, and [[German language|German]] fluency is common near the Austrian border. [[Bosnian language|Bosnian]], [[Croatian language|Croatian]], and [[Serbian language|Serbian]] are spoken by a sizable (6% of the population) minority. [[English language|English]] is widely understood by business people and students. | + | *Languages: The official language is [[Slovene language|Slovene]]. [[Hungarian]] and [[Italian language|Italian]] are spoken in the border regions, and [[German language|German]] fluency is common near the Austrian border. [[Bosnian language|Bosnian]], [[Croatian language|Croatian]], and [[Serbian language|Serbian]] are spoken by a sizable (6% of the population) minority. [[English language|English]] is widely understood by business people and students. |
| | *Education: Elementary school (26.1%), high school (54.1%), 2, and 4-year university degree (13%). Data according to 2002 census. | | *Education: Elementary school (26.1%), high school (54.1%), 2, and 4-year university degree (13%). Data according to 2002 census. |
| | *Health: Infant mortality rate (2006)--3.4/1,000 births. [[Life expectancy]] (2006)--74.84 years for men, 81.89 years for women. | | *Health: Infant mortality rate (2006)--3.4/1,000 births. [[Life expectancy]] (2006)--74.84 years for men, 81.89 years for women. |