In this episode we are going back in time to do some basic refreshers.
Here’s the list with Bosnian translations, English meanings, and proper conjugations, formatted for easy copying and pasting.
Greetings & Basic Phrases:
- Hello → Zdravo
- How are you? → Kako si? (informal) / Kako ste? (formal)
- Good → Dobro
- Not bad → Nije loše
- Super → Super
- Thank you → Hvala
- Good morning → Dobro jutro
- Good day → Dobar dan
- Good evening → Dobra večer
- Good night → Laku noć
Introductions:
- What is your name? → Kako se zoveš? (informal) / Kako se zovete? (formal)
- What are you called? → Kako te zovu? (informal) / Kako vas zovu? (formal)
- I am Ana. → Ja sam Ana.
- I am called Luka. → Zovem se Luka.
- I am Luka. → Ja sam Luka.
- What do they call you? → Kako te zovu? (informal) / Kako vas zovu? (formal)
Feelings & States:
- I am hungry. → Ja sam gladan. (male) / Ja sam gladna. (female)
- Are you hungry? → Jesi li gladan? (to a male) / Jesi li gladna? (to a female)
- I am not hungry. → Nisam gladan. (male) / Nisam gladna. (female)
- Are you sleepy? → Jesi li pospan? (to a male) / Jesi li pospana? (to a female)
- I am sleepy. → Ja sam pospan. (male) / Ja sam pospana. (female)
- Hungry → Gladan (male) / Gladna (female)
- Sleepy → Pospan (male) / Pospana (female)
- I am tired. → Ja sam umoran. (male) / Ja sam umorna. (female)
- I am in a good mood. → Ja sam dobro raspoložen. (male) / Ja sam dobro raspoložena. (female)
- I am happy. → Ja sam sretan. (male) / Ja sam sretna. (female)
- Are you happy? → Jesi li sretan? (to a male) / Jesi li sretna? (to a female)
- I am sad. → Ja sam tužan. (male) / Ja sam tužna. (female)
Other:
- Good morning → Dobro jutro
- How are you? → Kako si? (informal) / Kako ste? (formal)
- But → Ali
