"Druzini" and "Dežnik" are Very Different Words

Živijo prijalteljevi! Hello friends!

I am safe and having a blast. Finally, I am here in Slovenija where I barely know the language and cannot use the keyboard, but I am having a blast. During the weekend, I was in Brussels visiting my cousin Nina and her husband Roman... they were amaying, and Brussels and Brugge are beautiful and awesome.

Highlights from the trip so far? Sevada:

5. Actually seeing all of the places that you hear about from WWII history... does this look familiar?
It should~ you have seen Hitler give many speeches there. Just imagine the swastikas... apparently, when they were filming for a movie about Hilter, they re'hung the swastikas, and then were hit with the biggest snow storm that Berlin had ever seen, making them unable to take down the giant swastikas! So, they built a large fence around the whole museum, with a little tiny sign that said, only in German, "dont worry, this is not real."

4. Getting off of the plane in Belgium and seeing
a) Weston Fox (he was supposed to meet me there, but it was great to see that he made it)
b) People eating Belgium waffles. Seriously? Yes.

3. Touring Belgim with my cousin Roman as my tourguide. That man really moves... we saw in a day and a half what most people cannot see in a week! We even took a day trip in 4 hours. Incredible.

2. Meeting a really cool Canadian in Berlin. The Brazilian turned out to not be as awesome as Id hoped, but I made a new friend, who introduced me to this phenemonen. Amazing. We exchanged prank ideas for hours. Too bad Ill never see him again (cant find the apostrophe on this keyboard, sorry).

1. Of course making it to Slovenia, seeing my aunt, uncle and cousin, and hanging out with them. Tilen and his girlfriend took me already to the fields, and promised me an amazing time. I am not worried.
However, I did realize how much of this language I must learn... Yesterday, I tried to ask my aunt if she would like to skype my family... however, instead of saying "druzini", I said "dežnik". I asked my cousin if I said it wrong, and he said, very kindly, that I just asked if she wanted to skype my umbrella.