Can someone please help me? I know this is Bosnian. How do say mali man nedostajaces?
I italianish Member united states, english Dec 1, 2006 #1 Can someone please help me? I know this is Bosnian. How do say mali man nedostajaces?
natasha2000 Senior Member Barcino, Hispania Serbian Dec 1, 2006 #2 This what you have written has no sense. mali - small, little man - ???? nedostajaces - miss (it should be like nedostajaces mi, then it would mean I will miss you) Maybe if you put some more context?
This what you have written has no sense. mali - small, little man - ???? nedostajaces - miss (it should be like nedostajaces mi, then it would mean I will miss you) Maybe if you put some more context?
S skye Senior Member Slovenia Slovenian Dec 1, 2006 #3 Just reading through, I believe he probably meant something like "I miss you a little", but he didn't get it right.
Just reading through, I believe he probably meant something like "I miss you a little", but he didn't get it right.
natasha2000 Senior Member Barcino, Hispania Serbian Dec 1, 2006 #4 It is something about someone missing someone... But we'll never know...
I Ifan Saer New Member Austria Bosnian Dec 1, 2006 #5 I think the utterance was intended to mean something along the lines of: "Baby I´m gonna miss you".
S skye Senior Member Slovenia Slovenian Dec 2, 2006 #6 Maybe we should all get a job deciphering codes and such.
natasha2000 Senior Member Barcino, Hispania Serbian Dec 2, 2006 #7 Well, I would agree with you, skye. I really don't know why on Earth we even try when the openers of the posts like this not even bother to say thanks, lat alone to give us more context. But then..
Well, I would agree with you, skye. I really don't know why on Earth we even try when the openers of the posts like this not even bother to say thanks, lat alone to give us more context. But then..
panjabigator Senior Member San Francisco Am. English Dec 2, 2006 #8 Well I'll thank you for your efforts!
natasha2000 Senior Member Barcino, Hispania Serbian Dec 2, 2006 #9 panjabigator said: Well I'll thank you for your efforts! Click to expand... Panja, you're welcome, but I would not expect less from you, since I know you're a polite person. You even give thanks in the name of others!
panjabigator said: Well I'll thank you for your efforts! Click to expand... Panja, you're welcome, but I would not expect less from you, since I know you're a polite person. You even give thanks in the name of others!
panjabigator Senior Member San Francisco Am. English Dec 2, 2006 #10 The only word that I know which is of Slavic origin sounds like "speciba" and I think it is thank you in Russian. Back to the drawing board.
The only word that I know which is of Slavic origin sounds like "speciba" and I think it is thank you in Russian. Back to the drawing board.