The words ‘grammatical cases’, ‘padeži’/’падежи’, ‘sklonidba’ and ‘deklinacija’ make us worried. This text helps us understand Nominative and Accusative in Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian.
The words ‘grammatical cases’, ‘padeži’/’падежи’, ‘sklonidba’ and ‘deklinacija’ make us worried. This text helps us understand Nominative and Accusative in Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian.
In the Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian cultural region, there is the adverb ‘ubibože’. ‘Ubibože’ means that something is horrible. This text will explain the origin of this adverb.
This text explains how to properly say ‘I like + SMTH/SB’ instead of ‘I love + SMTH/SB’ in Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian given that what we feel about chocolate vs a long-term life-partner are usually different emotions.
This text talks about the expression ‘tako je kako je’ which is widely used in the Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian speaking areas.
Is there a mysterious link between the Italian word ‘canapa’ and ‘kanap’ (‘rope’) in the BCS language we are unaware of?
Many people don’t know if they should try to learn a new language on their own or with a language teacher. This text will help you take your decision.
This text talks about the English idiom ‘to be in someone’s shoes’ vs the BCS idiom ‘biti u nečijoj koži’.
This text might help language learners think of what the term ‘education’ is supposed to mean in the Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian cultural context.