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Revision as of 21:10, 18 March 2023
Introduction
Communication and media play important roles in contemporary Bosnian culture. From social media to television and films, the ways that Bosnians communicate and consume information are varied and dynamic. In this lesson, we will explore some of the most common forms of media and communication in Bosnia, including social media platforms, news outlets and films.
Social Media in Bosnia
Like in other parts of the world, social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are popular in Bosnia. These platforms provide opportunities for Bosnians to connect with friends and family and to share information and opinions.
Here are a few Bosnian words that might be useful when using social media:
Bosnian | Pronunciation | English |
---|---|---|
društvene mreže | droost-ven-eh mreh-zhe | social media |
objaviti | oh-bya-vee-tee | to post |
lajkati | lie-kah-tee | to like |
deliti | deh-lee-tee | to share |
komentirati | koh-mehn-tee-rah-tee | to comment |
News Outlets in Bosnia
In Bosnia, there are several major news outlets that provide information and analysis on current events. These include:
- Oslobođenje: One of the oldest and most respected newspapers in Bosnia.
- Dnevni avaz: A daily newspaper that is widely circulated throughout the country.
- BHT1: A public television station that broadcasts news and other programs.
Films in Bosnia
Over the past few decades, Bosnia has developed a vibrant film industry, with a number of talented filmmakers producing critically acclaimed works. Some notable Bosnian filmmakers include:
- Danis Tanović: Best known for his film "No Man's Land," which won an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 2002.
- Jasmila Žbanić: Her film "Grbavica" won the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2006.
- Aida Begić: Won the Critics' Week Grand Prize at the Cannes Film Festival in 2010 for her film "Djeca."
Conclusion
By exploring the different forms of media and communication in Bosnia, we can gain valuable insights into the way that Bosnians communicate and interact with the world around them. As language learners, it is important to understand the cultural contexts in which our target language is spoken in order to fully appreciate and engage with the language itself.
Related Lessons
- Sports and Leisure
- History and Geography of Bosnia
- Bosnia Herzegovina Timeline
- Religion and Celebrations
- Arts and Literature