I've checked Omniglot's Croatian and Serbian pages, and found "Sretan rođendan" (Croatian) and "Srećan rođendan" (Serbian), but she's an ardent Bosnian - Muslim family, born in Sarajevo - and the last thing I'd want would be to use the wrong phrase, so is there a specifically Bosnian variant, or a version of the two that wouldn't go down like the proverbial lead balloon?
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linguaphiles,
"Happy birthday" in Bosnian
I've checked Omniglot's Croatian and Serbian pages, and found "Sretan rođendan" (Croatian) and "Srećan rođendan" (Serbian), but she's an ardent Bosnian - Muslim family, born in Sarajevo - and the last thing I'd want would be to use the wrong phrase, so is there a specifically Bosnian variant, or a version of the two that wouldn't go down like the proverbial lead balloon?
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Nose as a primarium of knowledge
No one would have challenged my title if I had added "for dogs and other animals". However, I am writing about the human nose. After all, the…
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Spartan accordion
This golden "ring" was found in the Bulgarian village of Ezerovo, located near the city of Plovdiv, in 1912. ΡΟΛΙΣΤΕΝΕΑΣΝ / ΕΡΕΝΕΑΤΙΛ / ΤΕΑΝΗΣΚΟΑ…
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Interpretation of the Legend
(inscriptions on the Kushan Kingdom coins / надписи на монетах Кушанского царства)
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