BosanskiNice to meet you in Bosnian
drago mi je
drago mi je is how you say nice to meet you in Bosnian.
How it's used
Literally 'it is dear to me'.
From the lesson: Introductions
When you meet older relatives, expect a cheek kiss (usually two or three, region-dependent) and 'čija si ti?', 'whose are you?', because in Bosnia you're identified by your family first. Being able to answer 'Ja sam [name], [dad's name] sin/kćerka' is social gold.
More words from Introductions
| Audio | Bosnian | English |
|---|---|---|
| ja sam... | I am... | |
| zovem se... | my name is... | |
| kako se zoveš? | what's your name? | |
| ko je ovo? | who is this? | |
| ovo je... | this is... | |
| odakle si? | where are you from? | |
| ja sam iz Amerike | I'm from America | |
| ti | you (informal) | |
| da / ne | yes / no | |
| koliko imaš godina? | how old are you? |
See the whole Family & Greetings unit in the free course, or browse all Bosnian words with audio.