Words and Phrases
History and Landmarks
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Food
100
"Volim Bosnu"
How you say, I love Bosnia?
100
What is the name of the capital and largest city in Bosnia?
Sarajevo
100
The _________ is the most used instrument in all genres of Bosnian music.
What is the accordion?
100
Is Mary Bosnian?
No
100
____ is pita with cheese.
What is sirnica?
200
______ is how you say "what's up"
what does "sta ima" mean?
200
What three countries border Bosnia?
Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro.
200
________ is by far the most popular Bosnian artist.
Dino Merlin or Plavi Orkestar
200
Bosnia was part of the former country _______.
What is Yugoslavia?
200
One of the two most popular dishes in Bosnia, _____ can have a filling of meat, cheese, potato, or spinach filling and is sold in almost every bakery in the country.
What is burek?
300
We don't use recipes, we do it "od oka", meaning...
We eyeball it
300
What is Stari Most?
300
______ is a folklore dance with instrumental music playing in the background. Emphasis is always on the footwork. There are very basic versions that are easy to learn so they are often performed by many at Bosnian gatherings.
Kolo
300
What is a tornjak?
300
______ is a seasoning used in almost every homemade Bosnian dish.
What is vegeta.
400
"pamet u glavu"
Be smart
400
Free points :)
teehee
400
Name one Bosnian musical artist.
Answers can vary.
400
_____ is Europe's largest rainforest.
Perućica
400
________ is a popular chicken spread, commonly used on bread.
What is Argeta/Pasteta?
500
When someone forgets something it's common to hear, "Ko nema u glavi, ima u nogama" meaning...
If your brain is empty enough to forget something, you have legs to walk back and get it.
500
What is one Bosnian landmark you would like to visit and why?
Answers can vary
500
What is special about Bosnia's national anthem?
Has no lyrics because the three ethnic groups could not all be pleased.
500
_____ is Europe's only (almost) completely self-governing town.
What is Brčko?
500
How is Bosnian coffee made?
Often known as Turkish coffee, it's made by boiling ground coffee and water with no filtration. Sugar can be added, but milk isn't commonly used.