Learn Bosnian

Hello. → Zdravo!(ZDRAH-vo)What is your name? → Kako se zoveš?(KAH-ko seh ZO-vesh)My name is...? → Zovem se...?(ZO-vem seh...?)Where are you from? → Odakle si?(OH-dah-kleh see?)I am from Morocco. → Ja sam iz Maroka.(YAH sahm eez MAH-roh-kah)What are you doing in Sarajevo? → Šta radiš u Sarajevu?(SHTAH RAH-deesh oo SAH-rah-yeh-voo?)I am studying psychology. → Studiram psihologiju.(STOO-dee-rahm psee-HO-loh-gee-yoo)How old are you? → Koliko imaš godina?(KOH-lee-koh EE-mahsh GOH-dee-nah?)I am 75. → Imam sedamdeset pet godina.(EE-mahm SEH-dahm-deh-set peht GOH-dee-nah)Are you not too old to be studying? → Zar nisi prestar dastudiraš?(ZAHR NEE-see PREH-star dah STOO-deer-ash?)You are never too old to study. → Nikada nisi prestar daučiš.(NEE-kah-dah NEE-see PREH-star dah OO-cheesh)I love exploring Sarajevo and trying new food. → Volimistraživati Sarajevo i probavati novu hranu.(VOH-leem eess-trah-ZHEE-vah-tee SAH-rah-yeh-voh ee proh-BAH-vah-tee NOH-vooHRAH-noo)

In this episode we will try to combine some of the words and phrases we used to chat at a caffe and order a coffee.How do you say that? → Kako kažeš to? (KAH-koh KAH-zhe-sh toh?)How is it said? → Kako se kaže? (KAH-koh seh KAH-zhe?)How are you? → Kako si? (KAH-koh see?) (informal) / Kako ste? (KAH-koh steh?) (formal/plural)How do you say…? → Kako se kaže…? (KAH-koh seh KAH-zhe…?)How may I help you? / What would you like? → Izvolite? (EEZ-voh-lee-teh?)How much does this cost? → Koliko ovo košta? (KOH-lee-koh OH-voh KOSH-tah?)Doctor → Doktor (DOK-tor)Outside → Vani (VAH-nee)It’s said as… → Kaže se… (KAH-zhe seh…)Food → Hrana (HRAH-nah)This → Ovo (OH-voh)Hello, how are you? → Zdravo, kako si? (ZDRAH-voh, KAH-koh see?) (informal) / Zdravo, kako ste? (ZDRAH-voh, KAH-koh steh?) (formal/plural)Good → Dobro (DOH-broh)Not bad → Nije loše (NEE-yeh LOH-sheh)Good, how are you? (singular) → Dobro, kako si? (DOH-broh, KAH-koh see?)Good, how are you? (plural/formal) → Dobro, kako ste? (DOH-broh, KAH-koh steh?)Good day → Dobar dan (DOH-bar dahn)Good evening → Dobra večer (DOH-brah VEH-chehr)I want a coffee → Hoću kafu (HOH-choo KAH-foo)I want a cappuccino → Hoću kapućino (HOH-choo KAH-poo-CHEE-noh)I want a coffee, please → Hoću kafu, molim (HOH-choo KAH-foo, MOH-leem)Can I get a coffee? → Mogu li dobiti kafu? (MOH-goo lee DOH-bee-tee KAH-foo?)May I? → Može? (MOH-zhe?)Can I help you? → Izvolite? (EEZ-voh-lee-teh?)Može kafa → (MOH-zhe KAH-fah?) (Can I have a coffee?)Može sok → (MOH-zhe SOK?) (Can I have a juice?)Može hljeb → (MOH-zhe HLYEB?) (Can I have some bread?)Može to → (MOH-zhe TOH?) (Can I have that?)Lamp → Lampa (LAHM-pah)

In this episode we ask where are you going and we answer. How are you? → Kako si? (kah-koh see?) [informal] / Kako ste? (kah-koh steh?) [formal/plural]Good → Dobro (doh-broh)Ok → U redu (oo reh-doo)Not bad → Nije loše (nee-yeh lo-sheh)Where are you going? → Gdje ideš? (gdye ee-desh?) [informal] / Gdje idete? (gdye ee-deh-teh?) [formal/plural]Where going? → Gdje ideš? (gdye ee-desh?)I am going → Ja idem (yah ee-dem)I going → Idem (ee-dem)You (informal) → Ti (tee)To go → Ići (ee-chee)You are going → Ti ideš (tee ee-desh) [informal] / Vi idete (vee ee-deh-teh) [formal/plural]They are going → Oni idu (oh-nee ee-doo)I am going to learn Bosnian → Idem učiti bosanski (ee-dem oo-chee-tee boh-sahn-skee)Not English → Ne engleski (neh eng-lehs-kee)To learn → Učiti (oo-chee-tee)I am going shopping → Idem u kupovinu (ee-dem oo koo-poh-vee-noo)Inside → Unutra (oo-noo-trah)I am going on the roof → Idem na krov (ee-dem nah krohv)On → Na (nah)Roof → Krov (krohv)I am going to the movie theatre → Idem u kino (ee-dem oo kee-noh)Where are you going? (plural) → Gdje idete? (gdye ee-deh-teh?)To go (infinitive) → Ići (ee-chee)Where are you going tonight? → Gdje ideš večeras? (gdye ee-desh veh-cheh-rahs?)I am going to the sea → Idem na more (ee-dem nah moh-reh)To the sea → Na more (nah moh-reh)Where are you going? → Kuda ideš? (koo-dah ee-desh?)I am going outside → Idem vani (ee-dem vah-nee)I am going to the movie theatre → Idem u kino (ee-dem oo kee-noh)Hello, where are you going? → Zdravo, gdje ideš? (zdrah-voh, gdye ee-desh?)Super → Super (soo-pehr)I am going for a coffee → Idem na kafu (ee-dem nah kah-foo)

In this episode we are going to practice asking simple questions and getting responses. Hello hello everyone → Zdravo zdravo svima (Zdrah-voh zdrah-voh svee-mah)Welcome → Dobrodošli (Doh-broh-doh-shlee)Season two, Episode eight → Sezona dva, Epizoda osam (Seh-zoh-nah dvah, Eh-pee-zoh-dah oh-sahm)What → Šta (Shta)What is up → Šta ima (Shta ee-mah)Nothing → Ništa (Nee-shta)Why → Zašto (Zah-shto)Why are you here → Zašto si ovdje (Zah-shto see ohv-dyeh)What is going on with you → Šta se dešava s tobom (Shta seh deh-sha-vah s toh-bom)I do not know → Ne znam (Neh znam)Here → Ovdje (Ohv-dyeh)Who → Ko (Koh)Who are you → Ko si ti (Koh see tee)I → Ja (Yah)I am the doctor → Ja sam doktor (Yah sahm dok-tor)Where → Gdje (Gdyeh)Where is the hotel → Gdje je hotel (Gdyeh yeh ho-tel)When → Kada (Kah-dah)When is the train → Kada je voz (Kah-dah yeh voz)Is → Je (Yeh)Train → Voz (Voz)Who → Ko (Koh)How → Kako (Kah-koh)How are you → Kako si (Kah-koh see)How is the weather → Kakvo je vrijeme (Kah-kvo yeh vree-yeh-meh)Weather → Vrijeme (Vree-yeh-meh)Is the weather nice → Je li lijepo vrijeme (Yeh lee lee-yeh-poh vree-yeh-meh)It is → Jeste (Yes-teh)Nije → It is not (Nee-yeh)

This is a recap episode for numbers. Here’s the list with Bosnian translations, English meanings, and proper formatting for easy copying and pasting.Season two, Episode 7 → Sezona dva, Epizoda sedamZero → NulaOne → JedanTwo → DvaThree → TriFour → ČetiriFive → PetSix → ŠestSeven → SedamEight → OsamNine → DevetTen → DesetEleven → JedanaestTwelve → DvanaestThirteen → TrinaestFourteen → ČetrnaestFifteen → PetnaestSixteen → ŠesnaestSeventeen → SedamnaestEighteen → OsamnaestNineteen → DevetnaestTwenty → DvadesetTwenty-one → Dvadeset jedanTwenty-two → Dvadeset dvaTwenty-eight → Dvadeset osamThirty → TridesetThirty-three → Trideset triThirty-eight → Trideset osamForty → ČetrdesetForty-four → Četrdeset četiriFifty → PedesetSixty → ŠezdesetSeventy → SedamdesetEighty → OsamdesetNinety → DevedesetOne hundred → Sto

Greetings & Basic Phrases:• Hello → Zdravo (Zdrah-voh)• Welcome → • Dobrodošao (Doh-broh-doh-shah-oh) (to a male)• Dobrodošla (Doh-broh-doh-shlah) (to a female)• Dobrodošli (Doh-broh-doh-shlee) (plural or formal)• I am good → Ja sam dobro (Yah sahm doh-broh)• It’s hot → Vruće je (Vroo-cheh yeh)________________________________________Pronouns & Forms of "To Be":• I → Ja (Yah)• I am → Ja sam (Yah sahm)• I am good → Ja sam dobro (Yah sahm doh-broh)• You → Ti (Tee) *(informal) / Vi (Vee) (formal or plural)• They → • Oni (Oh-nee) (group with at least one male)• One (Oh-neh) (group of all females)• You are → • Ti si (Tee see) (informal)• Vi ste (Vee steh) (formal or plural)• He → On (Own)• Her → • Nju / Ju (Nyoo / Yoo) (accusative case)• Nje (Nyeh) (genitive case)________________________________________Questions & Answers:• How are they? → • Kako su oni? (Kah-koh soo oh-nee?) (for a mixed or male-only group)• Kako su one? (Kah-koh soo oh-neh?) (for a female-only group)• They are good → • Oni su dobro. (Oh-nee soo doh-broh.) (for a mixed or male-only group)• One su dobro. (Oh-neh soo doh-broh.) (for a female-only group)• How is she? → Kako je ona? (Kah-koh yeh oh-nah?)• She is good → Ona je dobro. (Oh-nah yeh doh-broh.)• They are hungry → • Oni su gladni. (Oh-nee soo glad-nee.) (for a mixed or male-only group)• One su gladne. (Oh-neh soo glad-neh.) (for a female-only group)• How is he? → Kako je on? (Kah-koh yeh own?)• He is sleepy → On je pospan. (Own yeh pos-pahn.)• He is tired → On je umoran. (Own yeh oo-moh-rahn.)________________________________________Location & Presence:• She is here → Ona je ovdje. (Oh-nah yeh ohv-dyeh.)• Here → Ovdje / Tu (Ohv-dyeh / Too)• He is here → On je ovdje. (Own yeh ohv-dyeh.)• They are here → • Oni su ovdje. (Oh-nee soo ohv-dyeh.) (for mixed or male-only groups)• One su ovdje. (Oh-neh soo ohv-dyeh.) (for female-only groups)________________________________________Feelings & Emotions:• She is tired → Ona je umorna. (Oh-nah yeh oo-mor-nah.)• Sleepy → • Pospan (Pos-pahn.) (for a male)• Pospana (Pos-pah-nah.) (for a female)• Hungry → • Gladan (Glah-dahn.) (for a male)• Gladna (Glahd-nah.) (for a female)• Sad → • Tužan (Too-zhan.) (for a male)• Tužna (Too-zh-nah.) (for a female)• I am sad → • Ja sam tužan. (Yah sahm too-zhan.) (if male)• Ja sam tužna. (Yah sahm too-zh-nah.) (if female)• Happy → • Sretan (Sreh-tahn.) (for a male)• Sretna (Sreh-t-nah.) (for a female)• He is happy → On je sretan. (Own yeh sreh-tahn.)• They are happy → • Oni su sretni. (Oh-nee soo sreh-tnee.) (for a mixed or male-only group)• One su sretne. (Oh-neh soo sreh-t-neh.) (for a female-only group)________________________________________Other Words:• But → Ali (Ah-lee.)• I → Ja (Yah.)• Them → Njih (Nyeeh.)• You → • Ti (Tee.) (informal)• Vi (Vee.) (formal or plural)• Here → Ovdje / Tu (Ohv-dyeh / Too.)

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 → ZdravoHow are you? → Kako si? (informal) / Kako ste? (formal)Good → DobroNot bad → Nije lošeSuper → SuperThank you → HvalaGood morning → Dobro jutroGood day → Dobar danGood evening → Dobra večerGood night → Laku noćIntroductions: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 jutroHow are you? → Kako si? (informal) / Kako ste? (formal)But → Ali

In this episode we focus on verbs to build up a little bit of vocabulary. There is a small introduction to conjugation to get us familiar with it. Four: o Bosnian: Četiri o Pronunciation: CHEH-tee-ree Season Two: o Bosnian: Sezona dva o Pronunciation: SEH-zoh-nah DVAH Run: o Bosnian: Trčati o Pronunciation: TR-chah-tee I run: o Bosnian: Ja trčim o Pronunciation: Yah TR-cheem You run: o Bosnian: Ti trčiš o Pronunciation: Tee TR-cheesh I am talking: o Bosnian: Ja pričam o Pronunciation: Yah PREE-chahm Talking: o Bosnian: Pričanje o Pronunciation: PREE-cha-nyeh You are talking: o Bosnian: Ti pričaš o Pronunciation: Tee PREE-chahsh Listening: o Bosnian: Slušanje o Pronunciation: SLOO-shah-nyeh You are listening: o Bosnian: Ti slušaš o Pronunciation: Tee SLOO-shahsh Sitting: o Bosnian: Sjedenje o Pronunciation: SYEH-dehn-yeh I am sitting: o Bosnian: Ja sjedim o Pronunciation: Yah SYEH-deem You are sitting: o Bosnian: Ti sjediš o Pronunciation: Tee SYEH-deesh Singing: o Bosnian: Pjevanje o Pronunciation: PYEH-vah-nyeh I am singing: o Bosnian: Ja pjevam o Pronunciation: Yah PYEH-vahm I can’t sing: o Bosnian: Ne mogu pjevati o Pronunciation: Neh MOH-goo PYEH-vah-tee You are singing: o Bosnian: Ti pjevaš o Pronunciation: Tee PYEH-vahsh You are not singing: o Bosnian: Ti ne pjevaš o Pronunciation: Tee neh PYEH-vahsh How: o Bosnian: Kako o Pronunciation: KAH-koh And: o Bosnian: I o Pronunciation: Ee How are you running?: o Bosnian: Kako trčiš? o Pronunciation: KAH-koh TR-cheesh Looking: o Bosnian: Gledanje o Pronunciation: GLEH-dah-nyeh I see: o Bosnian: Ja vidim o Pronunciation: Yah VEE-deem You see: o Bosnian: Ti vidiš o Pronunciation: Tee VEE-deesh You are seeing: o Bosnian: Ti gledaš o Pronunciation: Tee GLEH-dahsh You are seeing a dog: o Bosnian: Ti gledaš cuku o Pronunciation: Tee GLEH-dahsh TSOO-koo I am speaking: o Bosnian: Ja pricam o Pronunciation: Yah pre-cham You are speaking: o Bosnian: Ti pricas o Pronunciation: Tee pre-cash

In this episode we learn how to say a few names of domestic animals. Here are the translations into Bosnian with pronunciations: Dog: Bosnian: Pas Pronunciation: PAHS I have a dog: Bosnian: Imam psa Pronunciation: EE-mahm PSAH Cat: Bosnian: Mačka Pronunciation: MAHCH-kah Kitty: Bosnian: Mače Pronunciation: MAH-cheh I have a cat: Bosnian: Imam mačku Pronunciation: EE-mahm MAHCH-koo Cow: Bosnian: Krava Pronunciation: KRAH-vah Cows: Bosnian: Krave Pronunciation: KRAH-veh Horse: Bosnian: Konj Pronunciation: KOH-ny Horses: Bosnian: Konji Pronunciation: KOH-nyee Silver: Bosnian: Srebro Pronunciation: SEH-bro Tree: Bosnian: Drvo Pronunciation: DR-voh Trees: Bosnian: Drveće Pronunciation: DR-veh-cheh Chicken: Bosnian: Kokoš Pronunciation: KOH-kosh Chickens: Bosnian: Kokoške Pronunciation: KOH-kosh-keh I have ten chickens: Bosnian: Imam deset kokoški Pronunciation: EE-mahm DEH-set KOH-kosh-kee Do you have chickens: Bosnian: Imaš li kokoši? Pronunciation: EE-mahsh lee KOH-koh-shee? Pig: Bosnian: Svinja Pronunciation: SVEEN-yah Pigs: Bosnian: Svinje Pronunciation: SVEEN-yeh Sheep: Bosnian: Ovca Pronunciation: OHV-tsah Look, a sheep: Bosnian: Pogledaj, ovca! Pronunciation: POH-gleh-dai OHV-tsah Lamb: Bosnian: Jagnje Pronunciation: YAH-gnyeh Goats: Bosnian: Koze Pronunciation: KOH-zeh Look, a horse: Bosnian: Pogledaj, konj! Pronunciation: POH-gleh-dai KOH-ny Look, a cow: Bosnian: Pogledaj, krava! Pronunciation: POH-gleh-dai KRAH-vah

Of course! Here’s the translation to Bosnian with the pronunciation: --- **How are you?** **Kako si?** (KAH-koh see?) **To have** **Imati** (EE-mah-tee) **I have** **Imam** (EE-mahm) **I have twenty-six years** **Imam dvadeset šest godina** (EE-mahm DVAH-deh-set shest GOH-dee-nah) **Year** **Godina** (GOH-dee-nah) **Years** **Godine** (GOH-dee-neh) **I have a dog** **Imam psa** (EE-mahm psa) **I have a car** **Imam auto** (EE-mahm OW-toh) **I have a sister** **Imam sestru** (EE-mahm SEHS-tru) **I have a house** **Imam kuću** (EE-mahm KOO-choo) **I have a bicycle** **Imam bicikl** (EE-mahm BEE-tseekl) **You** **Ti** (tee) **You have a cat** **Ti imaš mačku** (tee EE-mash MAH-chkoo) **You have nice eyes** **Imaš lijepe oči** (EE-mash LEE-yeh-peh OH-chee) **I have** **Imam** (EE-mahm) **You have** **Ti imaš** (tee EE-mash) **I had** **Imao sam** (EE-mah-oh sahm) **I had two dogs** **Imao sam dva psa** (EE-mah-oh sahm DVAH psa) **I will have** **Imat ću** (EE-maht choo) **I had two flowers** **Imao sam dva cvijeta** (EE-mah-oh sahm DVAH TSVYAH-tah) **What do you have?** **Šta imaš?** (SHTAH EE-mash?) **Do you have a garden?** **Da li imaš vrt?** (DAH lee EE-mash VRT?) **I have a dog** **Imam psa** (EE-mahm psa) **I have a sister** **Imam sestru** (EE-mahm SEHS-tru) **I have a husband** **Imam muža** (EE-mahm MOO-zha) **I have a wife** **Imam ženu** (EE-mahm ZHEH-noo) **I have a girlfriend** **Imam djevojku** (EE-mahm DYAY-voy-koo) **I have a TV** **Imam TV** (EE-mahm TEH-veh) **What do you have?** **Šta imaš?** (SHTAH EE-mash?) **Do you have a TV?** **Da li imaš TV?** (DAH lee EE-mash TEH-veh?) **Do you have a car?** **Da li imaš auto?** (DAH lee EE-mash OW-toh?) **You have a boyfriend?** **Ti imaš dečka?** (tee EE-mash DECH-kah?) **Do you have a ride home?** **Da li imaš prijevoz kući?** (DAH lee EE-mash PREE-yeh-vohs KOO-chee?)

Sure, here is the translation along with the pronunciation: --- **Welcome** **Dobrodošli** (doh-broh-DOH-shlee) **How are you?** **Kako si?** (KAH-koh see?) **I’m good** **Dobro sam** (DOH-broh sahm) **Thank you** **Hvala** (HVAH-lah) **I’m not too great** **Nisam baš sjajan** (NEE-sahm bahsh SYAH-yan) **What do you do?** **Šta radiš?** (SHTAH RAH-deesh?) **What are you doing?** **Šta radiš?** (SHTAH RAH-deesh?) **Making a podcast** **Pravim podcast** (PRAH-veem POD-kast) **I’m studying** **Studiram** (STOO-dee-rahm) **Bosnian** **Bosanski** (BOH-sahn-skee) **Resting** **Odmaram** (OD-mah-rahm) **I’m reading** **Čitam** (CHEE-tahm) **I’m sleeping** **Spavam** (SPAH-vahm) **What do you do?** **Šta radiš?** (SHTAH RAH-deesh?) **I do sports** **Bavim se sportom** (BAH-veem seh SPOR-tom) **I work around cars** **Radim oko automobila** (RAH-deem OH-koh ow-toh-mo-BEE-lah) **I work in the garden** **Radim u vrtu** (RAH-deem oo VUR-too) **I am a student** **Student sam** (STOO-dent sahm) **I am at the university** **Na univerzitetu sam** (NAH oo-nee-VEHR-zee-TEH-too sahm) **I am an engineer** **Ja sam inžinjer** (YAH sahm een-ZHEEN-yair) **Are you a mechanic?** **Da li si mehaničar?** (DAH lee see meh-HAH-neech-ar?) **Are you a teacher?** **Da li si učitelj/učiteljica?** (DAH lee see OO-chee-tel/OO-chee-tel-eet-sah?) -

Good Morning: Bosnian: Dobro jutro Pronunciation: DOH-bro YOO-tro Good Afternoon: Bosnian: Dobar dan Pronunciation: DOH-bar dan Good Evening: Bosnian: Dobra večer Pronunciation: DOH-bra VE-chehr How are you: Bosnian: Kako si? Pronunciation: KAH-ko see Good: Bosnian: Dobro Pronunciation: DOH-bro Not Bad: Bosnian: Nije loše Pronunciation: NEE-yeh LOH-sheh Hello: Bosnian: Zdravo Pronunciation: ZDRAH-vo How can I help you/What can I get you: Bosnian: Izvolite? Pronunciation: IZ-vo-lee-teh Can we get a table for two: Bosnian: Možemo li dobiti sto za dvoje? Pronunciation: MOH-zheh-mo lee DOH-bee-tee stoh zah DVOH-yeh Yes, you can: Bosnian: Da, može. Pronunciation: Dah, MOH-zheh. Can I have two coffees: Bosnian: Mogu li dobiti dvije kafe? Pronunciation: MOH-goo lee DOH-bee-tee DVYEH KAH-feh Can I get sugar: Bosnian: Mogu li dobiti šećer? Pronunciation: MOH-goo lee DOH-bee-tee SHEH-cher Can I get milk: Bosnian: Mogu li dobiti mlijeko? Pronunciation: MOH-goo lee DOH-bee-tee MLYEH-ko Can I get two beers: Bosnian: Mogu li dobiti dvije pive? Pronunciation: MOH-goo lee DOH-bee-tee DVYEH PEE-veh Can I get three portions of ćevapi: Bosnian: Mogu li dobiti tri porcije ćevapa? Pronunciation: MOH-goo lee DOH-bee-tee TREE POR-tsyeh CHAY-va-pa Can I get two coffees and three portions of ćevapi: Bosnian: Mogu li dobiti dvije kafe i tri porcije ćevapa? Pronunciation: MOH-goo lee DOH-bee-tee DVYEH KAH-feh ee TREE POR-tsyeh CHAY-va-pa

In episode ten we ask a few questions to get to know a person and we practice responding. Here are the translations of the phrases into Bosnian along with pronunciation: English | Bosnian | Pronunciation ---|---|--- Hello and good afternoon | Zdravo i dobar dan | Zdrah-voh ee doh-bahr dahn Your family | Tvoja porodica | Tvo-yah poh-roh-dee-tsah How are you | Kako si | Kah-koh see Are you good | Jesi li dobro | Yes-ee lee doh-broh Are you ok | Jesi li u redu | Yes-ee lee oo reh-doo Do you have kids | Imaš li djecu | Ee-mahsh lee djeht-soo Yes | Da | Dah No | Ne | Neh Yes, I have two sons | Da, imam dva sina | Dah, ee-mahm dvah see-nah Do you have any daughters | Imaš li kćeri | Ee-mahsh lee kch-eh-ree I do have | Imam | Ee-mahm I don't have | Nemam | Neh-mahm How many | Koliko | Koh-lee-koh I have two daughters | Imam dvije kćeri | Ee-mahm dvee-yeh kch-eh-ree I have a dog | Imam psa | Ee-mahm psah I have a cat | Imam mačku | Ee-mahm mach-koo Do you have a wife | Imaš li ženu | Ee-mahsh lee zheh-noo Do you have a spouse | Imaš li partnera | Ee-mahsh lee pahr-tneh-rah Do you have a husband | Imaš li muža | Ee-mahsh lee moo-zhah Do you have a grandma | Imaš li babu | Ee-mahsh lee bah-boo Do you have a brother or a sister | Imaš li brata ili sestru | Ee-mahsh lee brah-tah ee-lee seh-stroo Brother | Brat | Braht Sister | Sestra | Sehs-trah Brothers | Braća | Braht-chah Sisters | Sestre | Sehs-treh Do you have kids | Imaš li djecu | Ee-mahsh lee djeht-soo Kids | Djeca | Djeht-sah What is the name of your cat | Kako se zove tvoja mačka | Kah-koh seh zoh-veh tvo-yah mach-kah

In Episode 9: Episoda broj devet we do a small recap and we learn to ask and respond when someone asks where are you from Please note the below translations are slightly different from the episode. This will help you learn slightly different phrasing. English | Bosnian | Pronunciation ---|---|--- Hello and how are you all? | Zdravo i kako ste svi? | Zdrah-voh ee kah-koh steh svee? Are you good? | Da li ste dobro? | Dah lee steh doh-bro? Episode number nine | Epizoda broj devet | Eh-pee-zoh-dah broh-y deh-vet Zero | Nula | Noo-lah One | Jedan | Yeh-dahn Two | Dva | Dvah Three | Tri | Tree Four | Četiri | Cheh-tee-ree Five | Pet | Peh-t Six | Šest | Shehst Seven | Sedam | Seh-dahm Eight | Osam | Oh-sahm Nine | Devet | Deh-vet Ten | Deset | Deh-seht Twenty | Dvadeset | Dvah-deh-seht Thirty | Trideset | Tree-deh-seht Forty | Četrdeset | Cheh-tr-deh-seht Fifty | Pedeset | Peh-deh-seht Sixty | Šezdeset | Sheh-zdeh-seht Seventy | Sedamdeset | Seh-dahm-deh-seht Eighty | Osamdeset | Oh-sahm-deh-seht Ninety | Devedeset | Deh-veh-deh-seht One hundred | Sto | Stoh Fifty-three | Pedeset i tri | Peh-deh-seht ee tree Seventy-eight | Sedamdeset i osam | Seh-dahm-deh-seht ee oh-sahm Episode number nine | Epizoda broj devet | Eh-pee-zoh-dah broh-y deh-vet Where are you from? | Odakle ste? | Oh-dah-kleh steh? I am from Sarajevo | Ja sam iz Sarajeva | Yah sahm eez Sah-rah-yeh-vah But where are you from | Ali, odakle ste? | Ah-lee, oh-dah-kleh steh? What do they call you | Kako se zovete? | Kah-koh seh zoh-veh-teh? They call me | Zovu me | Zoh-voo meh I am | Ja sam | Yah sahm How old are you/ How many years do you have | Koliko imate godina? | Koh-lee-koh ee-mah-teh goh-dee-nah? I am 32 years old | Imam trideset dvije godine | Ee-mahm tree-deh-seht dvee-yeh goh-dee-neh Years | Godine | Goh-dee-neh Year | Godina | Goh-dee-nah Hello | Zdravo | Zdrah-voh Nice to meet you/Glad to meet you | Drago mi je da vas upoznam | Drah-goh mee yeh dah vahs oo-pohz-nahm I am fifty-five years old | Imam pedeset pet godina | Ee-mahm peh-deh-seht peht goh-dee-nah

In Episode 8: Episode broj osam we learn about food, hunger, and yes/no Zdravo, kako si? (Zdra-vo, ka-ko see?) - Hello, how are you? Hrana (Hra-na) - Food Jesti (Yes-tee) - To eat Jesi li gladan? (Yes-ee lee gla-dan?) - Are you hungry? (masculine) Jesi li gladna? (Yes-ee lee gla-dna?) - Are you hungry? (feminine) Gladan (Gla-dan) - Hungry Da (Da) - Yes Ne (Ne) - No Ja sam (Ya sam) - I am Ja nisam (Ya nee-sam) - I am not Želiš li jesti? (Zhe-lee-sh lee yes-tee?) - Do you want to eat? Hoću (Ho-choo) - I do/I will Neću (Ne-choo) - I won’t/I don’t Supa (Soo-pa) - Soup Želiš li supu? (Zhe-lee-sh lee soo-poo?) - Do you want soup? Da (Da) - Yes Ne (Ne) - No Hoću (Ho-choo) - I do Neću (Ne-choo) - I don’t Želim supu (Zhe-leem soo-poo) - I want soup Ne želim supu (Ne zhe-leem soo-poo) - I don’t want soup Pita (Pee-ta) - Pita Jesi li gladan? (Yes-ee lee gla-dan?) - Are you hungry? Hoćeš li pitu? (Ho-ches lee pee-too?) - Do you want pita? Hoćeš li ćevape? (Ho-ches lee che-va-peh?) - Do you want ćevapi? Hoćeš li sarmu? (Ho-ches lee sar-moo?) - Do you want cabbage rolls? Sarma (Sar-ma) - Cabbage rolls

In Episode 7: Episoda broj 7 we are going to learn about the weather and the seasons. Dobro jutro (Doh-bro yoo-tro) - Good morning Dobar dan (Doh-bar dahn) - Good afternoon Zdravo (Zdra-vo) - Hello Kako si? (Ka-ko see?) - How are you? Dobro? (Doh-bro?) - Good? Ok? (Ok?) - Ok? Super? (Su-per?) - Super? Nije loše? (Ni-ye lo-she?) - Not bad? Kakvo je vrijeme? (Kak-vo ye vree-yemeh?) - How is the weather? Vruće (Vroo-cheh) - Hot Hladno (Hlad-no) - Cold Zima/Hladno (Zee-ma/Hlad-no) - Winter/Cold Hladno je (Hlad-no ye) - It’s cold Ljeto (Lyeh-to) - Summer Jesen (Ye-sen) - Fall Proljeće (Prol-yech-eh) - Spring Kakvo je vrijeme u Sarajevu? (Kak-vo ye vree-yemeh oo Sa-ra-ye-voo?) - How is the weather in Sarajevo? Fino (Fee-no) or Lijepo (Lee-ye-po) - Nice Gdje si? (Gd-ye see?) - Where are you? Kakvo je vrijeme gdje si ti? (Kak-vo ye vree-yemeh gd-ye see tee?) - How is the weather where you are? Je li hladno? (Ye lee hlad-no?) - Is it cold? Je li vruće? (Ye lee vroo-cheh?) - Is it hot? Koje sezona je? (Ko-ye say-zona ye?) - Which season is it? Koje je sezona je gdje si ti? (Ko-ye say-zona ye gd-ye see tee?) - What is the season where you are?

In Episode 6 - Episoda broj 6 we will learn how to ask for directions. Kako si danas? (Ka-ko see da-nas?) - How are you today? Jesi li dobro? (Yes-ee lee doh-bro?) - Are you good? Dobro? (Doh-bro?) - Good? Pardon? (Par-doune?) - Excuse me? Gdje je? (Gd-ye ye?) - Where is? Gdje je toalet? (Gd-ye ye toa-let?) - Where is the bathroom? Izvinite, gdje je WC? (Eez-vee-nee-teh, gd-ye vey-cey?) - Excuse me, where is the bathroom? Tamo? (Ta-mo?) - Over there? Ovdje (Ovd-ye) - Here   Pardon, gdje je muzej? (Par-don, gd-ye ye moo-zey?) - Pardon, where is the museum? Pardon, gdje je hotel? (Par-don, gd-ye ye ho-tel?) - Pardon, where is the hotel? Pravo (Pra-vo) - Straight Pardon, gdje je Hotel Internation? (Par-don, gd-ye ye Ho-tel In-ter-na-tsyon?) - Pardon, where is Hotel Internation? Tamo, pravo (Ta-mo, pra-vo) - There, straight Pardon, gdje je banka? (Par-don, gd-ye ye ban-ka?) - Pardon, where is the bank? Lijevo (Lee-ye-vo) - Left Banka je lijevo (Ban-ka ye lee-ye-vo) - The bank is left Izvinite, gdje je WC? (Eez-vee-nee-teh, gd-ye vey-cey?) - Pardon, where is the bathroom? WC je pravo i desno (Vey-cey ye pra-vo ee des-no) - The bathroom is straight and right Desno (Des-no) - Right Pardon, gdje je Hotel Internation? (Par-don, gd-ye ye Ho-tel In-ter-na-tsyon?) - Pardon, where is Hotel Internation? Lijevo (Lee-ye-vo) - Left Pardon, je li hotel lijevo? (Par-don, ye lee ho-tel lee-ye-vo?) - Pardon, is the hotel to the left? Ne, on je lijevo (Ne, on ye lee-ye-vo) - No, it is to the left Hvala vam (Hva-la vam) - Thank you Nema problema (Ne-ma pro-ble-ma) - No problem/It's nothing Nema na čemu (Ne-ma na che-moo) - You're welcome Da (Da) - Yes Ne (Ne) - No 100 metara lijevo i 20 metara desno (Sto metara lee-ye-vo ee dvay-de-set metara des-no) - 100m left and 20m right

In Episode 4 - In "Epizoda Broj Cetri" we will learn numbers Welcome: Dobro Dosli (Dob-ro dosh-lee) Number: Broj (bro-y) Numbers: Brojevi (bro-yevi) Zero: Nula (Nu-la) One: Jedan (YEH-dan) Two: Dva (DVAH) Three: Tri (TREE) Four: Četiri (CHEH-tee-ree) Five: Pet (PEHT) Six: Šest (SHESHT) Seven: Sedam (SEH-dam) Eight: Osam (OH-sam) Nine: Devet (DEH-vet) Ten: Deset (DEH-set) As you continue counting, you can use the same pattern by combining the words for the tens and units. For example: Eleven: Jedanaest (YEH-da-na-est) Twelve: Dvanaest (DVAnaest) ... Twenty: Dvadeset (DVA-de-set) ... Thirty: Trideset (TREE-de-set) ... Forty: Četrdeset (CHEH-tr-de-set) ... Fifty: Pedeset (PEH-de-set) ... Sixty: Šezdeset (SHEZ-de-set) ... Seventy: Sedamdeset (SEH-dam-de-set) ... Eighty: Osamdeset (OH-sam-de-set) ... Ninety: Devedeset (DEH-ve-de-set) To form larger numbers, you can combine the words for hundreds, thousands, and so on, following a similar pattern.

In Episode 3 we learn how to introduce ourselves and how to say goodbye Ja sam - I am Mene zovu - I am called Drago mi je - Nice to meet you Vidimose - See you later Do videnja - Goodbye (Until we meet again) Slang Vozdra - Hello Bok - Hello Desi - What's up? Sta ima - What's going on? Nista - Nothing Repeat from Episode 2 Kako ste - How are you? Cao - Hello or goodbye Dobro vece - Good evening Hvala - Thank you

In Episode 2 we will ask people how they are and then reply ourselves. Repeat from Episode 1 - Cao - Hello - Zdravo - Hello (formal) (Informal) Kako si? - How are you? (Singular and/or informal) Dobro - Good Kako si ti? - How are YOU? Super - I'm great Ok - Ok Nisam lose - Not bad Formal Kako ste? - How are you (Formal and/or plural) Dobro - Good Kako ste vi? - How are YOU (Formal and/or plural) Hvala - Thank you