In the Slovak language, “zima” means “winter.” It refers to the coldest season of the year, typically characterized by low temperatures, snowfall, and a general dormancy in nature. Winter in Slovakia usually spans from December to February, although its effects can start earlier and last longer depending on the geographical region. The term “zima” encompasses both the climatic conditions associated with this season and the cultural activities that occur during it, such as winter sports, celebrations, and traditions related to Christmas and New Year.
Južna Koreja doživlja mešanico dežja in snega, ki preobraža pokrajine, zlasti v severnih regijah. Gyeonggi in Seul lahko pričakujeta do 20 centimetrov snega, kar bo ustvarilo slikovito zimsko sceno. Gorske…