BosanskiHow are you? in Bosnian
kako si?
kako si? is how you say how are you? in Bosnian.
How it's used
Informal singular. For an elder you don't know or a group, use kako ste?
From the lesson: Greetings
Walking into a room and not greeting everyone individually is genuinely noticed, so you greet by the time of day: dobro jutro in the morning, dobar dan through the afternoon, dobro veče in the evening. Getting the time-of-day greeting right with your nana earns you instant points.
In a sentence
| Audio | Bosnian | English |
|---|---|---|
| kako se zovete? | what's your name? (formal) | |
| kako ste, gospodine? | how are you, sir? (formal) |
More words from Greetings
| Audio | Bosnian | English |
|---|---|---|
| zdravo | hello / hi | |
| ćao | hi / bye (casual) | |
| dobro jutro | good morning | |
| dobar dan | good day / good afternoon | |
| dobro veče | good evening | |
| laku noć | good night | |
| dobro sam | I'm good / I'm well | |
| hvala | thank you | |
| molim | please / you're welcome | |
| nana | grandma |
See the whole Family & Greetings unit in the free course, or browse all Bosnian words with audio.