Bok!
I live in Croatia since 3 months now, really love everything there, from history to language. But I still haven't listen that much Croatian music outside of some old people band singing in a train for 1h (it was great tho)
Any recommandations? I love everything from traditional to recent - also would like to try some "traditional folklore" music, is there famous bands?
Anything reco is welcome :)
Hello there!
French guy here and living in Zagreb since 3 months! My learning is going pretty well I'd say as every croatian I met is complimenting my level
However I still find it rather difficult to "properly" order in restaurant for instance
I feel like I overuse "želim ..." compared to locals, is there any other way of ordering something? I feel like "hoču" is a bit rude.
Is using accusative the only way? (for example when I order a coffee I just say "kavu s mliekom molim") But I'm not yet at the level of knowing of to use accusative form on every word.
I sometimes heard locals ordering using "Može ..." but I don't understand what comes after
I don't know at all if it is clear haha but any help to improve my croatian is welcome!!
First time trying urban pictures, hope you enjoy it as much as I did
(pics with phone Xiaomi 14 or Sony A6100)
Bok!
First time doing urban photography and trying to find beauty in ugly buildings haha! Hope you like it as much as I like these buildings and Zagreb in general
If you know other places with "picturesque ugly" buildings (if that makes any sense) your reccomendations are welcome!
Here it was mainly Srednjaci / Kockica / Travno if I remember correctly
Dobar dan bosanski prijatelji!
I'm French but live in Zagreb since few months now and wanted to visit Banja Luka and surroundings for a 3 full day weekend! I already been to Sarajevo and Mostar 2 years ago and really wanted to return in BiH as I loved very much your country, so I got the idea to visit more "underated" place here, also it's the closest one from Zagreb hehe
I got told that Banja Luka isn't very interesting for tourism for more than 1 day, do you think only 1 day here will be enough? Any recommendation?
Otherwise I had Jajce in mind, and Krupa on the way here - but as I don't have a car, is there any public buses to and from Jajce/Krupa on the same day?
Any other place near Banja Luka I should check? (ideally without a car, but I can hitchhike haha)
Also I was curious, as Banja Luka is one of the biggest city in BiH, is it populated only by serbs nowadays or is the population a bit more mixed?
Hvala na odgovori i ugodan dan!! 😄