Living in The Balkans- I still have so many questions! 🤪

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  • Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2024

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  • @BobCanCook
    @BobCanCook 6 месяцев назад +1

    Lemme answer ur questions so : Dodje te means like : "ur always welcome to visit again!" Reason people saying "sine" it's a word of saying like "kid im proud of you" or something. in balkans cousin you say like this "rodzak"

  • @dijanalukic893
    @dijanalukic893 6 месяцев назад

    Hit 😂😂😂❤

  • @bnast6849
    @bnast6849 5 месяцев назад

    1. We like having guests.(most of the times) We often say to our parting guests Dođite! So they feel free to come again any time. Also people from Bosnia(which I'm not, I'm from Vojvodina) often say Nemojte šta zamjeriti, as a plead to their guests if they were dissatisfied with anything not to hold grudge against the host.
    2. Plastic bags are a terrible thing.
    3. Even more often fathers call their daughters "Son" while calling their son "horse" or some other bad name.
    4. Word for cousin is rođak.
    5. Soup can be very nutrient during summer, even Arab bedouins eat soups and čorba especially for dinner to recover lost nutrients they sweated out of their bodies.

  • @thisaccountwashacked666
    @thisaccountwashacked666 6 месяцев назад

    There is a word for cousin
    Male: Rođak / Rodjak | Female: Rođaka / Rodjaka (the "dj" is just an alternative to "đ" used in texting)
    Some people say "Rođo" instead of rođak while some say "Nerođeni/Nerođena brat/sestra" Which if you translate litellary it turns into "Unborn (or indirect) brother/sister"