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Kategori: Bosnians

  • About Bosnian Language

    Bosnian (Bosnian: Bosanski jejet, Bosanski) is the official language of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is officially written in Latin. It can also be written in Cyrillic alphabet. Bosnian is estimated to be used by 4 to 5 million people and is similar to Serbian and Croatian in terms of origin, structure and vocabulary. It is also a language influenced by common religious and cultural factors. It is the mother tongue of two million Bosnian (Bosnian Muslims) and some Croats and Serbs.

  • Countries Where Bosnian Language Is Used

    The Bosnian language is used as the mother tongue in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  • Most commonly used Bosnian words and sentences

    Volim Te. = I Love You.

    Dobar dan. = Good day.

    Zdravo. = Hello

    Kako ste? = How are you?

    Kako si? = How are you?

    Dobro sam, hvala. Thank you.

    Kako se zovete? = What is your name?

    Kako se zoveÅ? = What’s your name?

    Zovem se sign. = My name is Burcu.

    Ja sam Burcu = I am Burcu.

    Drago mi je. = Nice to meet you.

    Molim. = Please.

    Hvala. = Thank you.

    Hvala lijepo. = Thank you very much.

    Nema na äs Edison EMU. = Nothing.

    And. = Yeah.

    Ja. = Yeah. (Informal.)

    What. = No.

    Oprostite. Sorry.

    Izvinite. = Pardon.

    Oprostite. = I’m sorry.

    Do VI’enja or†AO or Zdrvo. = Goodbye. (Informal)

    What a govorim dobro bosanski. = I can’t speak good bosom.

    Da li govorite Turski? \ U003d do you speak Turkish?

    Da li Iko ovdje govori Turski? = Is there anyone here who speaks Turkish?

    Upomoć! = Help!

    Pazite! = Watch out!

    Dobro jutro. = Good Morning.

    Dobro and Yaar. = Good evening.

    Laku NOI‡. = Good night.

    Laku NOI‡. = Good night. (For sleep.)

    What razumijem. = I don’t understand.

    Gdje je WC? = Where’s the toilet?

  • Bosnian Language Grammar

    In Bosnian language, objects have sex.
    Masculine objects usually end with a quiet letter.
    Neutral ones usually end up with an “O”. With a few exceptions, these rules are always valid.

    For Example: Olovka = Pencil (Feminine)
    Sat = Time (Masculine))
    Staklo = Glass Neutral)
    Names are words used to describe people, place, and anything in the bosom.
    1 – masculine (singular) names: ends with a silent letter.
    For Example: Grad = City, Kompjuter = Computer, Dječak = Boy
    2 – masculine (plural) names: ends with the letter “I”.
    For Example: Gradovi = Cities, Kompjuteri = Computers, Dječaci = Boys
    3 – feminine names: usually ends with the letter “a”. Very little can be done with a silent letter.
    For Example: Mačka = Cat, Djevojka = Girl, Tačka = Dot
    4 – feminine (plural) names: ends with the letter”E” or “I” :
    For Example: Mačke = Cats, Djevojke = Girls, Tačke = Dots
    5 – neutral (singular) names:
    For Example: Oledalo = Mirror, Mjesto = Region
    6-neutral (plural) names:
    For Example: Oledala = Mirrors, Mjesta = Regions