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welcome

Bosnian translation: Dobro dosli

00:06 Jan 24, 2002
English to Bosnian translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: welcome
How do you say welcome to someone?
Shelley
Bosnian translation:Dobro dosli
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4 +3Dobro dosli
Serge L
5 +1dobrodoshli
sam23


  

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Dobro dosli


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    Reference: http://www.elite.net/~runner/jennifers/welcome.htm
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3 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5 peer agreement (net): +1
dobrodoshli


Explanation:
If you are trying to say welcome as in welcome to my home you would use dobrodoshli (dobrodosli)is the correct spelling in bosninan with a mark on top of the s which makes the sh sound.

If I thank you and you want to say you're welcome you would say:

izvolite or nema na chemu is a more accurate choice which littery translated would mean don't mention it. (cemu) correct spelling w/ a mark on top of c to give sound of ch.

sam23
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Local time: 03:34

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