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

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