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Bosnian - Feelings and Emotions
In today's lesson, we will learn about the main terms for feelings and emotions in Bosnian.
Main Terms for Feelings and Emotions in Bosnian[edit | edit source]
| Word in Bosnian | IPA pronunciation | Translation in English |
|---|---|---|
| sreća | ˈsrɛt͡sa | happiness |
| tuga | ˈtuɡa | sadness |
| ljutnja | ˈjutɲa | anger |
| strah | ˈstrah | fear |
| radost | ˈradɔst | joy |
| čuđenje | ˈtʃud͡ʑɛɲɛ | surprise |
| zadovoljstvo | zadɔvɔljstvɔ | satisfaction |
| užas | ˈuʒas | horror |
| ljubav | ˈjubav | love |
| žalost | ˈʒalɔst | sorrow |
Dialogue[edit | edit source]
- Ana: Sreća! (Happiness!)
- Marko: Da, sreća je najbolje osjećanje. (Yes, happiness is the best feeling.)
- Ana: Ali tuga je također važna. (But sadness is also important.)
- Marko: Da, ali ne treba se previše zadržati na tugi. (Yes, but one should not dwell too much on sadness.)
- Ana: Znam, ali čuđenje je također važno. (I know, but surprise is also important.)
- Marko: Da, zadovoljstvo je također važno. (Yes, satisfaction is also important.)
- Ana: Užas je također važan. (Horror is also important.)
- Marko: Da, ali ljubav je najvažnije. (Yes, but love is the most important.)
- Ana: Da, ali žalost je također važna. (Yes, but sorrow is also important.)
- Marko: Da, svi ovi osjećaji su važni. (Yes, all these feelings are important.)
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