Forum Klix.ba

JokYouAre wrote:PS. Citajuci ove postove, nemogu da vjerujem koliko vjerovatno mladje raje daje religiju toliku vaznost sto se partnera tice. Meni licno to pripada u srednjem vjeku!! Posebno me iznenadjuje da to sve dolazi sa strane ljudi koji su vjerovatno nastanjeni u dijaspori u sarolikim sredinama. Zalosno!!!!!!!!

Can't belive how many young people on this forum give importance to religion when it commes to pertners. That is just sad and belongs to the medieval times. And it suprises me most that mosto of that thinking are comming from people living abroad in multinational and multiethnic surroundings!!!!!! SAD!!

kakve to veze s vjekom ima???

FYI, in Bosnia we have a very old tradition called "Crnogorski kum." It is very old and "must, just do it tradition" based on friendship and respect. joke please don't translate a single word to your BF, he might think that he was born in a very strange country

just do it...who cares, at least you guys should not think about that, bosnians, turks, dutch, africans, canadians, armenians... ups, did I say Armenians ...love is all that matters

Esra I've been living in İstabul for the last 3 years, and I still haven't figured these people out. As far as I could understand it, most of the turkish people are ''geri zekali'', and all of my bosnian friends that also live here agree with me. None of my Bosnian friends in turkey is going out with a turkish girl, oh there is one, sorry. Bosnian and Turkish people are too different from each other so these bosnian-turkish relations don't work out. But I am sure you are not censervative as these people here, you live in Holland. so I think there will be no problems in your relationship

prleitihi wrote:muki..
http://www.sarajevo-x.com/forum/viewtop ... &start=725
nešto te nema..

hajd' fako ne sviraj kurcu .... i ne mjesaj ljubavni problem nase gosce sa talijanskim anti-fudbalom

JokYouAre wrote:

Vrbaslija-BL wrote:Esra I don't think you should have any worries in that respect. The reason why those parents don't like Dutch girl is not because she is different nationality but most likely because she is not muslim.

Bosnians are in vast majority absolutely not nationalistic. It's the religion that matters a lot to most Bosnians. If you are muslim I believe you will be very welcome in his family regardless of your nationality. And by the way if there is nationality that Bosnians are fond of, it is definitely Turkish. So it should be a plus for you not a minus.

I wish you the best luck and success in your marriage

Daj ba jarane sto se provaljujes. I don't think that religion matter so much as this guy states. By fact you have most mixed (between religions) marriages in Bosnia in whole region. Come on this is anno 2007 and forget about this primitive thinking. Reason for not liking that Dutch girl might be that Bosnians tend to be closed for something new or strange (to them)!!

Hey, can you tell us how the meeting with the parrents turns out??

Yes my friend, exactly this is anno 2007 as you said yourself. Religion did not matter before the war as much as it matters today, and those mixed marriages that you are talking about are from the period before the war. Mixed religious marriages were very common, but not anymore.

You probabily still live in 70's or 80's. And by the way, I have nothing against other religions. On the contrary. I respect them. But respecting other religions does not mean you necessarily need to marry them.

And regardless to what you think, reality is that religion matters the most to Bosnians today. Maybe not before the war, but it does now. For my family it mattered before the war too, and I am glad that others realized that.

SERBE wrote:Esra I've been living in İstabul for the last 3 years, and I still haven't figured these people out. As far as I could understand it, most of the turkish people are ''geri zekali''

Hahaha, you're really funny
( and I'm not sarcastic, its for real)
But why are you living in Istanbul, if you don't like the people?

StLouis wrote:FYI, in Bosnia we have a very old tradition called "Crnogorski kum." It is very old and "must, just do it tradition" based on friendship and respect
. joke Very Happy please don't translate a single word to your BF, he might think that he was born in a very strange country

Wow, now I'm surprised.. what are you guys telling in Bosnian??:-)
You aren't gossiping, are you?

Bosanac sa dna kace wrote:peki onlarda çarºaflı ya da türbanlı biri olsa?

Biz belki carsaflilara karsiyiz, ama onlardan nefret etmiyoruz elbette. Ve ayrica hic bir Bosnali carsafli birini gormedim suana kadar.. Varmi bilmiyorum.

hadzironaldo wrote:merak etme esra güzel bir baklava veya kadayif yapin,onlar seni sevecekler...türk boshnak aynidir...

Haha olur

kursumlara gelesin

by burhan cacan

ajjjjjjjj dosta vise ovog turskog jezika

aj froschi, sikadim sikadim

i don't know, maybe i'm naive, but i think, as long as these two young people get along well, it is whether important what nationality they have, nor what they believe in. i dunno, we are determined by so many kinds of differentiation today, i sometimes have slight difficulties getting all the criteria.

Zivio Kurdistan

to se kaze : are are kurdistan i PKK

maccarona wrote:aj froschi, sikadim sikadim

ti i tvoji pederi

maccarona wrote:aj froschi, sikadim sikadim

jel to sad neko pokusava da na subtilan nacin kontaminira ovu bosansko-tursko-englesku diskusiju nekim njemackim pojmovima?


*joj, ja nisam ni primjetila, da se ova skoljka belji... sorry.

Zhaba wrote:

maccarona wrote:aj froschi, sikadim sikadim

ti i tvoji pederi

ben seni seviyorum

mrs. zurbrigen wrote:

maccarona wrote:aj froschi, sikadim sikadim

jel to sad neko pokusava da na subtilan nacin kontaminira ovu bosansko-tursko-englesku diskusiju nekim njemackim pojmovima?

neko mora sabotirati ovo sranje

maccarona wrote:

Zhaba wrote:

maccarona wrote:aj froschi, sikadim sikadim

ti i tvoji pederi

ben seni seviyorum

hör mit dem scheiß auf...postat cu agresivna

Zhaba wrote:

maccarona wrote:

Zhaba wrote: ti i tvoji pederi

ben seni seviyorum

hör mit dem scheiß auf...postat cu agresivna

ej nix agressiv alter

maccarona wrote:

mrs. zurbrigen wrote:

maccarona wrote:aj froschi, sikadim sikadim

jel to sad neko pokusava da na subtilan nacin kontaminira ovu bosansko-tursko-englesku diskusiju nekim njemackim pojmovima?

neko mora sabotirati ovo sranje

inhaltliche ili sprachliche sranje?

maccarona wrote:

Zhaba wrote:

maccarona wrote: ben seni seviyorum

hör mit dem scheiß auf...postat cu agresivna

ej nix agressiv alter

hocu ba primijecujem kako ona vatra u meni gori i sve veca i veca postaje

maccarona wrote:kursumlara gelesin

by burhan cacan

Nista ne kontam samo Burhan

BuFu wrote:

maccarona wrote:kursumlara gelesin

by burhan cacan

Nista ne kontam samo Burhan

e ja, to je decko od moje cimerke. fin momak, nema sta. nadamo se da ce je zenit, vrijeme bi bilo...

maccarona wrote:aj froschi, sikadim sikadim

Tarkan

mrs. zurbrigen wrote:

BuFu wrote:

maccarona wrote:kursumlara gelesin

by burhan cacan

Nista ne kontam samo Burhan

e ja, to je decko od moje cimerke. fin momak, nema sta. nadamo se da ce je zenit, vrijeme bi bilo...

Vidjela sam ga na koncertu Beslica u De, i on je pjevao

Zhaba wrote:

maccarona wrote:

Zhaba wrote: hör mit dem scheiß auf...postat cu agresivna

ej nix agressiv alter

hocu ba primijecujem kako ona vatra u meni gori i sve veca i veca postaje

voll korrekt alte