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Originally posted by luxxi
freddie, I have to disagree with you on Bosnian language. While similar to both croatian and serbian there are more diferences between bosnian and serbian than between serbian and croatian. IMO this is because Serbs (and Croats to some extent) tried to purge their language of words with turkish origin Bosnians "invited" them in.
cool, which alphabet do you use? Same as Serbs or Russians? I know they are similar but not same. I can read Serbian alphabet but only some Russian.
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luxxi you could be right, but when I hear all those languages they all sound the same to me. I do now 'though that Bosnian language has a lot of turkish expressions incorporated into it's structure... but no turkish grammar rules. And if you look at the examples from cool's link you'll see that as an example of croatian sebian and bosnian language is completlely the same.
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Good (Late) Evening - Dobry wieczor
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I forgot to add that in:
slovenian
Good Evening - Dobrer Vecer (again c in vecer pronounces as -ch - vecher)