Zdravo Ben, sam iz Ukrajine. Ucim jezik kad gledam tvoje videa i slusam pjesme Balasevica. Hvala puno za content, nisto zanimljivije o Balkanu nisam nasao na internetu. Hteo bih da posetim svi ove drzave, nakon se ovaj strasni rat zavrsi. Ti savladal teski slovenski jezik, govoris brzo i sve razumes. Prvo sam mislio da ti si Sloven 😀 Moje postovanie. Take care and see you in the next story!
Regarding cases in common Yugoslav language - the eggs was not really the best example since it doesn't change. The case for "eggs" in the sentance "Prodajem domaca jaja" is ackusative. But for word "jaje" (singular) and "jaja" (plural) - it doesn't change - it's same both as nominativ (subject) or in this case ackusative object.
Your title is too alarming and does not correspond to the facts. It is a sparsely populated area. Houses and cottages and estates are scattered over the entire area, and the center is generally deserted because there has been no investment for many years.As a border area with Bosnia and Croatia, it suffers from the position of a deadlock due to wars and the departure of people to the cities. Since the distances are small, people return as weekenders and there are activities, but in general the center is not as vibrant as it used to be.
Yes, the title is hyperbolic, of course there are still people there. The reason I wrote that title isn’t because the town felt “empty” but because roughly half of the buildings that I saw were destroyed or damaged in some way (from the earthquake apparently).
@@BenTheRules The state invested poorly and the area is very suitable for living, but the population even from Tito's Yugoslavia went to the city because it was a more comfortable life. Everyone got apartments, jobs in the cities and then pensions , and then the rural part of Montenegro moved out a lot, etc.
Wondering if that was a real E55 AMG in front of Eggman's crib. Probably not but on rare occasion people came back from Germany, France, etc with some pretty cool cars.
Hahaha yes I didn’t realize that until I was listening to the lady in the store while I was editing. That’s one of the hardest things for me in this language, is deciding where to put the emphasis
Your way of interacting with the locals makes your videos super interesting. Keep up the good work!
Thank you I appreciate it!
Zdravo Ben, sam iz Ukrajine. Ucim jezik kad gledam tvoje videa i slusam pjesme Balasevica. Hvala puno za content, nisto zanimljivije o Balkanu nisam nasao na internetu. Hteo bih da posetim svi ove drzave, nakon se ovaj strasni rat zavrsi. Ti savladal teski slovenski jezik, govoris brzo i sve razumes. Prvo sam mislio da ti si Sloven 😀 Moje postovanie. Take care and see you in the next story!
Gledaj malo ‘Kamberizam’
Haha you showing that message is hilarious! And btw you are very good at it! Like seriously good, plus, you read Cyrillic, that is just awesome
Хвала!
22:38 interesting theres a car from Skopje there lol
You're right I just realized that too. Maybe that's one of the people who has their weekend homes there
i learn the language thru ur videos brat pls keep on hahah
Super, hvala! I will do my best
Love your videos,interesting video.Come to Vojvodina,Novi Sad.
I will at some point! i've heard good things
Keep the videos coming bro, top stuff!
Doing my best! Cheers
Its so strange to hear such a knowledgeable American
dobro snimjeno akhi, jedva čekam dok dođeš do Rakovice u bosni, ljubim
Akhi? 😂😂😂
@@stefan2serb to znaci brat
Imagine chilling in your home and an American texts u that he is in front of your house hahaha
😭😭😭😭
Никада нисам био у Грахову. Мој учитељ у основној сколи је био поријеклом из Грахова.
Хвала за авантуру.
Jaje = 1; jaja = more than one, you've texted you want to buy 1 egg lol
Ahhh shoot, well I tried my best at least
Regarding cases in common Yugoslav language - the eggs was not really the best example since it doesn't change. The case for "eggs" in the sentance "Prodajem domaca jaja" is ackusative. But for word "jaje" (singular) and "jaja" (plural) - it doesn't change - it's same both as nominativ (subject) or in this case ackusative object.
Your title is too alarming and does not correspond to the facts. It is a sparsely populated area. Houses and cottages and estates are scattered over the entire area, and the center is generally deserted because there has been no investment for many years.As a border area with Bosnia and Croatia, it suffers from the position of a deadlock due to wars and the departure of people to the cities. Since the distances are small, people return as weekenders and there are activities, but in general the center is not as vibrant as it used to be.
Yes, the title is hyperbolic, of course there are still people there. The reason I wrote that title isn’t because the town felt “empty” but because roughly half of the buildings that I saw were destroyed or damaged in some way (from the earthquake apparently).
@@BenTheRules
The state invested poorly and the area is very suitable for living, but the population even from Tito's Yugoslavia went to the city because it was a more comfortable life.
Everyone got apartments, jobs in the cities and then pensions , and then the rural part of Montenegro moved out a lot, etc.
love it
Wait.. what's the name of that national hero again???
Wondering if that was a real E55 AMG in front of Eggman's crib. Probably not but on rare occasion people came back from Germany, France, etc with some pretty cool cars.
Little businessman running Grahovo 😂😂
hahaha whatever you need they've got you covered. Wood, beer, and much more
Egg 🥚 not purchased 😢
No eggs :/ next time!
Such a shame to see how badly all of this is deteriorating under the nationalist rule of Milo Djukanovic. What a mess 😔
kad si talijanski naucio
Počeo sam u fakultetu, al većina naučio sam dok sam živio u Švicarskoj (prije 2-3 godine), sa talianski colega, drugovi, i dalje
Smart fašizmu - Sloboda narodu!
Bro it’s pronounced KovA-čević not KovaČEvić. Focus on the A ❤
Hahaha yes I didn’t realize that until I was listening to the lady in the store while I was editing. That’s one of the hardest things for me in this language, is deciding where to put the emphasis
@@BenTheRules just pronounce everything like lazy person
Yo Ben I got you covered, I've just given you the Kovačević word pass so you don't have to worry about how you say it ❤️😀