gdje si kako si mi ti

English translation: Where are you? / How are you doing?

14:10 Oct 23, 2001

Bosnian to English translations [Non-PRO]

Bosnian term or phrase: gdje si kako si mi ti

gdje si kako si mi

elvir

English translation:Where are you? / How are you doing?

Explanation:
Where are you? / How are you doing?

vrlo neformalno

Selected response from:

alz
Croatia
Local time: 16:59

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Summary of answers provided

4 +6

Where are you? / How are you doing?

alz

5 +1

Where are you, dear? How are you?

slavist

Whasss up? How are things?

TBQGS (X)

Where are you, how are you doing

IZIDA

where and how are you?

Ljiljana Krstic

How is it going? How you've doing?

Mura

Answers

1 hr confidence:

peer agreement (net): +6

Where are you? / How are you doing?

Explanation:
Where are you? / How are you doing?

vrlo neformalno

alz
Croatia
Local time: 16:59
Native speaker of:

Croatian,

Italian

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9 hrs confidence:

peer agreement (net): +1

Where are you, dear? How are you?

Explanation:
Because it's unformal - "mi" it's better to say dear or darling or smth. appropriate

slavist
Local time: 17:59

9 hrs confidence:

Whasss up? How are things?

Explanation:
Whatz up?

Ovo je ono sto se najcesce koristi kad pricaju prijatelji. (naravno radi se o slengu)

Ako hocete da kazete isto ovo uctivije onda se koristi:

Where are you? How are you?

Nadam se da vam je ovo od pomoci.

TBQGS (X)

3 days 6 hrs confidence:

Where are you, how are you doing

Explanation:
Your other option is to use:
"Where are you, how are you doing, my dear"
This one might not be a word by word translation, however because of the "mi" part, it is the closest to what an english speaker might say. The only catch is that if it is an exchange between two male indivuduals, one would probably not use the "my dear" part and just stick to the first option.
BTW this is colloquial!

IZIDA

10 days confidence:

where and how are you?

Explanation:
Are these words of a song by Bijelo Dugme? If so, different translation should be considered, not literal, rhyming with other words in a song
If this is the case, you should ask about a whole rhyme

Ljiljana Krstic
Serbia
Local time: 16:59
Native speaker of:

Serbian
PRO pts in pair: 4

16 days confidence:

How is it going? How you've doing?

Explanation:
Also
Gdje si? What's up?

Kako si mi? How you've been? How's life treating you?

Mura
United States
Local time: 10:59

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