My first impressions are the cute houses 🏠, good roads and… other you’ll see in the video. Decided to blur the guy who didn't like me, maybe he is from the Bosna Mafia haha, but I stil wonder what did he tell me in the end?
I don't think the guy you blurred was being all that rude. If Bosnians WANT to be rude there will be no ambiguity about it. He was just being too honest, in a hurry and gave you good advice. He shouted out that its a thousand mark fine. Being Russian you would not get any preferential treatment from the police as might a EU tourist.
24:21 That guy is just a piece of s. You can drink in public, and you are welcome. As Bosniaks and Muslims, we humbly welcome you. We like Russian people, and again, I really hope you have a good time. Some of us know that millions of Muslims live in peace and harmony in Russia. Thousands of Mosques exist in Russia, and religion is practiced without any issues. Don't let a bad experience ruin your entire trip.
You dont know what ure talking about...you CANT dring in public places and its against the law and you can be fined for that for 250 euros! Dont give wrong advices!
you have to know that we Bosnians are tallest people, in average, in the whole world, with average height of 185 cm. :) tap water is drinkable..even most of our rivers are drinkable...you came to land of water...name Bosnia means water.
Ohh! Wow! Sorry! I missed your Super Thanks! Thanks very much! Haha! Well! With a huge luggage I have 1 km is a good distance to take a taxi! I subscribed to your channel Pernati Prijatelji! 🕊
@@CrazyRussianSergey there is no such thing called "Serb part of Bosnia", although Serbian nationalists will beg to differ. Bosnia-Herzegovina is a country consisting of two entities and one district and it belongs to all citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Republika of Srpska is one of the entities and the one that you refer to.
@@CrazyRussianSergey we in Bosnia use more cash because it is a habit we have left from communism, although today in all small and large stores you can pay by card, although the banks charge a fee for using the card, the people use cash more, although the dictatorship of rich bankers has been imposed on Bosnia to slowly abolish cash because of the loans that the banks will take in the future, and what you mentioned about Serbian Bosnia, it does not exist, the Serbs killed over 100,000 non-Serbs from one part of the country and expelled the rest, and it is now mostly inhabited by Serbs, but it is not Serbian Bosnia as we know the local the government in a democracy is made by those who are settled there, and since the Serbs killed and expelled everyone else, it is logical that now only they are settled there, but there are many people who are returning to their homes, although this has not yet been arranged because the politicians are corrupt and criminal, but it will be better when that's what she wanted if she wanted, and let me say something about those cigars, they are our cigars, it's just that our criminal or stupid politicians sold the factory to these global giants who closed it down, and now our cigars are produced in Poland, which is shameful and I I used to smoke Drina and loved it, but since it is produced in Poland I don't smoke it anymore and I wish you a nice time with our beautiful Bosnian cheese and that you come to us again
I am from Bosnia and i am sorry for that rude guy we are all here like mafia crazy😅 creazy people but with good heart belive me support for you fun video
Entitet(administrativna jedinica) "Republika Srpska" nije srpski dio Bosne, isto kao sto ni "Federacija Bosne i Hercegovine" nije bošnjački dio Bosne, svi djelovi Bosne pripadaju podjednako svim njenim građanima, kako Bošnjacima tako i Hrvatima, Srbima i manjinama koje zive u Bosni i Hercegovini.
It's ilegal to drink in parks, on benches and places like that. Just in order to reduce chances of "public disorder". The reason why he said that it's a problem for you is because if you were a local, police would just tell you to leave. Since you are a foreigner they would likely use the chance to write you a fine. Whille leaving he said the amount of the fine you would receive. Nothing to do with Islam. It's illegal in the USA as well
And i Have a feeling that you came to Bosnia with a lot of of prejudice about Muslims. Trust me, half of the Bosnian Muslims can drink more than you can.
Mlada Bosna was his cover, he was a member of Black Hand (Serbian secret military society, which also assassinated King Alexander I and Queen Draga). Saray is actually Persian, not Turkish and it means palace. Today you can find places with Saray name in Turkey, Iran, Iraq etc., even Ukraine. Bosnians are not hostiles towards Russians at all, even though we have every right to be (due to politics). Russian affections towards Republic of srpska is noticeable in you very much. I wouldn't expect from you to know anything factful about how it came to be but regardless of all that, hope you enjoyed your stay. Kompot is not alcoholic lol
Bro we have nothing against russians ❤❤❤ but we really dont drink in public thats all 😂😂 maybe this guy thought you want to tease him and understood it as provocation... and on the streets there are people from all over the world not all of the people you met and saw are actually bosnians ❤️ but cool video i hope you liked it in our country and you are always welcome
If we are to be brutally honest - many Bosniaks do not like Russians because of their global politics and their support of Serbia as it was committing genocide in Bosnia. That is just a fact.
@@baraczeljko3772 Well, personally i would never be unfriendly against any tourist - wherever they come from - if they are civil. With that said I totally hear you but you know well how these things usually work and always apply on nation level and not age / chronology. Yet, despite of his fairly young age I think this fellow has quite firm opinions on certain subjects. It seems to me that he dropped into Bosnia just randomly without doing any research. He has an enormous amount of prejudices against Bosnian Muslims not realizing they are more continental European than any ex eastern block / ex Soviet nation, he just throws these annoying comments usually rounded with "i don't know" ( then don't say anything for gods sake - go to library / google it, or something), he obviously feels "bond" with the Serbs, sounds cheerful whenever he stumbles across a person (we never see that on camera though) that claims to be "supporting Russia" (to me that translates to = support Putins Russia), so...yeah. I like the way he films stuff, though, so watching his videos is like "having a walk in Sarajevo" (I haven't been there for a long time), but I'm thinking putting his videos on mute, just to not hear stupid comments :D
@@ShejtanVrbaski tako je brate, ja sam iz srbije i takodje ne volim ruse zbog toga, ali takodje i zato sto su hladni i sto se izivljavaju nad ukrajincima isti ti Ukrajinci su nekada zajedno s nama iz Juge oslobadjali Bosnu od nemaca a sad srbi pljuju po Ukrajincima i zele njihovo unistenje
@@baraczeljko3772 rat se nece zavrsiti sve dok se srbi tesko ne pokaju i to klececi na kolenima ! nisu srbi ubijali miseve po Bosni nego decu i dobre ljude koji nisu nista nikom zgresili vec samo hteli da zive svoj zivot ! da klece da mole za oprost pa ce se onda mozda zavrsiti !!!
Here comes a long one again, hehe 😀 On another rainy day here (the sun is supposed to shine next week...) and a visit to the Breakfast Club in the cafe, this is a second attempt to leave a few comments here. Firstly, Sergey was very polite and gentlemanly in helping the lady leave the aircraft with her luggage. A small but very remarkable gesture of courtesy that you don't often find these days. It deserves to be mentioned. Sarajevo airport reminds me in its design and layout of our own tiny international airport here in the area and about 20 kilometres from my house. If it wasn't so rainy today, I could take a trip there and watch the passengers and planes come and go from the open observation deck (there aren't many a day) and enjoy the view while having a drink or an ice cream, I think either would be appropriate. Or visit the small aviation museum where you can see some old aeroplanes that were made here in my country when there was still an industry for it. Today it's all just Airbus industry ... I remember decades ago coming back from a trip to New York City and the US East Coast and landing on a domestic flight from the hub in Amsterdam, and there were no buses taking passengers to and from the terminal building, and people just walked across. That's a long-gone memory, but now there are some of these terminal bridges, like everywhere else. Sergey, Mercedes Benz taxis are not considered VIP cars here. In fact, they are more the standard taxi cars here (at least they used to be, I haven't used a taxi for years ...). It was also funny that the taxi driver asked you if you spoke my native language, I already told you that you resemble a lot of people here ... 95 petrol is cheap at €1.33 per litre in Bosnia compared to €1.80 per litre here (¾ of the price here is tax ...) SEAT is a traditional Spanish car manufacturer producing FIAT and Lancia cars under licence (just like LADA), which was taken over by Volkswagen in 1986 and just like Skoda offers Volkswagen cars in the Czech Republic/Slovakia in 1991 in a slightly different design than the originals at lower prices and with the same Volkswagen technology. I like most of them better than the originals. SEAT cars are now manufactured in factories in Spain, the Czech Republic and Portugal. The Audi A1 and Volkswagen Polo models are also produced there. According to Volkswagen, however, the new and future SEAT models will be sold under the brand name Cupra. The Ottoman sultans always had very tall and strong young men as bodyguards, called Janissaries, who were recruited from the local population in the Balkans, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania and Ukraine. In the days of the Ottoman Empire, it was common practice to kidnap young male children and feed them into the Ottoman army, which was always hungry for soldiers. If these men were not Muslims, they were turned into Muslims by force. Well, Sergey, we can see a similarity in your home country today when it comes to Ukrainian children in general. However, I can't imagine Putin recruiting tall foreign men to serve for him in his personal guard, because in that case he would have to wear even higher platform shoes himself so as not to look too short compared to them, and also risk falling over when walking around at public events (well, he's not afraid to take risks to embarrass himself and his country in every possible way, but still ....). As you can see in the video, you had the opportunity to see the historic and restored Sarajevo City Hall, a marvel of Austro-Hungarian architecture from the late 19th century, at least from the outside, when you attended the open-air performance of the music orchestra on the square in front of this marvellous building, which was wantonly destroyed by the Serbs in the Balkan war of the 1990s. The little girl who was having so much fun was so cute! Red clay roofs on buildings are common in most southern European countries with Roman history and near the Mediterranean (including Portugal). I like them a lot myself as we have mainly black roof tiles here. In the southern part of my country, the Mediterranean culture (with red roof tiles) is more present than in the north, where I live. Also, you can drink water from the tap everywhere (if it's not labelled as industrial water) and it's very clean. But many people drink "mineral water" with or without flavour, which they buy in bottles or cans. I have already given you recommendations on accommodation prices. All in all a very nice trip and Sarajevo is a very lovely city.
@@Wildcat220 I don't know about that! Maybe staying in Geordieland did the trick. Been there 4 times in 10 years or so for about 3 weeks altogether. Could be Newcastle Brown Ale and Snakebites late at night also helped! 😅
Good video. I still can't believe that the first hotel room had a window opening on a rock wall. What on earth is that? How do they get away with a window with a view of a rock wall? Asides from that the view is lovely throughout the route and town. It looks very welcoming from above when you see by plane the countryside and the red roofs. Beautiful video, thank you for posting.
@@baraczeljko3772 The war itself was a criminal activity ... Looting of property and citizens and the state of Bosnia by invading parties (Croatia and Zerbia)
There was also a bus right from the airport but I would have to wait 1.5 hours. And just I’m having a heavy luggage. I will try to reduce my luggage because for travelling it’s pain in the a$$
Bosnians people known to be very tall in Turkey. In local language they are called " Boshnak" and there are more than half a million Bosniak lives in Turkey.
Turks are on the short side compared to Serbo-Croat speaking folks, i am sorry Croatian, Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian (...) totally different languages speaking people.
There are entire Bosnian villages in Turkey. They kept showing up in my UA-cam feed for some reason. Maybe because they use some old Ottoman expressions and figures of speech that are common to other ex-Ottoman areas. Yes, many Turks are not tall, though those with roots from around Georgia and the Balkans can be. Erdogan is quite tall. I think Turkish actor Kivanc Tatlitug is of Bosnian heritage, very handsome. I'm a 175 cm (5'9") woman and it's very rare. People never believe I'm tall when they know I'm Turkish- until they meet me 🤣 I have two very tall male cousins, one 6'9", the other 6'7"
Only half million of Bosniaks? I believe 1 million Slavic Muslims migrated to Turkey after WW1 and many of those were Bosniaks (some were Macedonian muslims and ethnic Turks too). This was over 100 yrs ago so I would imagine the number today should be higher? But then again many etnicities who live in Turkey for several generations tend to assimilate.
It is not allowed to drink in public areas, not because of Islam or anything like that, but because of the law they introduced a few years ago. They are also trying to ban cigarettes in bars and cafes now.
Thanks! For a pack of Drina cigarettes 😅 You look so cool and pogi with that cigarette tucked behind your ear Sergey 😜😍 lol hehe Ang guapo mo Segey😊😅...ingat po!
Ohh Wow Layla! I missed your Super Thanks! Salamat po to you! Hehe. Actually I think it looks cool! Hovewer, still will try to quit soon ONE MORE TIME! haha!
BABA in Bosnian is a pejorative, meaning old woman, hag. If you called your grandmother that she would slap you. Baka is the acceptable term for grandmother, or very commonly just "Majka", though ofc that just means mother, but if someone is referring to their "majka" in conversation they are most certainly talking about their grandmother. The kids were most likely saying BABO, which is a regional Bosnian term for father.
Yeah, after I googled I realized he was saying Babo. Baba in Russian is for grandma when the kid can’t pronounce the whole Babushka word. And also BabA has a similar if not the same meaning in Russian like you explained if you say it to the woman heh.
The man was probably in Sarayevo when the city was under the siege in 1992/95 and daily shots were fired from the hills by russian mercenaries/sniper.One of their writers "lemonov" used to come and shoot the sniper from the hill ... Most of Bosniak's dont like russia and russians,especially now that they have invaded Ukraine ... It is so
Most of them have blond or light brown hair. Rarely any of them have dark hair. But all are very handsome and very tall. Womens are mostly tall and bllond too. Nice, friendly,, cool, waggish and beautiful people.
@@SejlaFilipovic You lie most of them looking like Turks and lot of them had also dank hair. I know Sarajevo you think the woman looking a blond man there? So most looking for darker hair and the woman are lot of painted blond so u guess you want to looking like German 🤣🤣🤣
You’ll meet up with people everywhere with strong political opinions ,that man made his feelings pretty clear I guess. I couldn’t tell what he said as he was walking away. The city is very pretty, I hope you have a good time there and aren’t given a hard time about your country. 🙋🏼♀️
Actually, the guy tried to direction you to drink in Pub because in Sarajevo it is not so much popular to drink alcohol on the street (Sarajevo is mostly inhabited by Bosniaks, which are Muslim ethnic group. And yeah, to unsolve the mystery, people from Sarajevo don't like the Russians at all because in the war, Russian volunteers fought on the Serb side and destroyed Sarajevo, that's the reason why you maybe felt offended. Hope you enjoy in Sarajevo!
I'm from Serbia, I tried to figure out what the guy said leaving, but it didn't sound like anything Bosnian. Ending sounds like "two thousand marks", kind of a lot if it refers to some fines
@@CrazyRussianSergey That guy was a bit disrespectful. He's some working class guy and you're drinking in a park bench and talking to him, so he wasn't overly respectful. He asked where you are from in the belief that the police might treat you differently because you are Russian. But his response to you was not because you are Russian, If I asked him the same while drinking in a bench he would act the same. But I don't think the police will treat you differently. Police would just walk past you as you look like a normal guy. If Police ID'd you and found out you are a Russian while drinking in a park, they would just assume you are a spy and walk away and find better things to do and try to avoid you in the future as it could lead to a lot of paperwork especially knowing the local CIA agents are following you anyway.
@@CrazyRussianSergeycovijek je mislio da ga provociras,Bosanci su dobri ljudi,ali u svakom narodu ima svakakvi.mozes da pijes ali za ramazan je kanjivo.mozes popit u parku,parkingu,itd,ali u centru nesmije.pozdrav I hvala za posijetu Sarajeva.
Very picturesque city, makes me want to visit one day... I think sometimes people sense when someone is a little unconfident in their surroundings or feel different or are worried that they may not be 'accepted' because of their nationality etc. and it draws out rudeness in some people. It's human nature, there are jerks in every country, try to not take it personally.
Always haggle with taxi drivers for a lower price as the first price they offer is always the highest and you are supposed to be an experienced traveller Sergei!!
The guy who phoned home. His "babO" answered - and that's an expression that some Muslims use for "father". There is word "baba" too, but that's not such a nice word as it literally means "old hag". There is a similar word for grandmother, mainly used by christians, and it's much nicer - "baka" (muslims usually say "nana" or even "majka" - literally meaning mother - we never call our moms that but we just say "mama" ).
You seem to be nice guy, and I'm sorry to say but the way you were treated in this video is simply due the fact you are Russian - the official Russia has been for ages a huge enemy of Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbian big brother ally. During the previous war, there were also many Russian volunteers (in Serbian army) in the hills surrounding Sarajevo.
odakle vam ta prica o zabrani alkohola u javnosti,gdje pise taj zakon?Pisete gluposti,svaki dan vidim nekog da pije po parkovima,ispred malih prodavnica i ako je prirodnije da odes u neki kafic jer alkohol nije skup da ne mozes sebi to priustit da popijes u kafani,po parkovima piju klosari i alkoholicari
The graffiti is a sign of disrespect and a lack of accountability. It’s considered a precursor as those committing it are capable of greater destruction. The more you see the more prevalent the discontentment.
@@MrUGA2010 Capitalists taking over everything... but still not French. Also like Volvo is owned by the Chinese, but it's still considered a "Swedish" car...
Thank you for video. I hope you had good time in Bosnia. Bosnia have mixed culture and people with different religions, most of people are Muslims, then there are Orthodox Christians, Catholics and Jewish. Bosnia have all Religious institutions (Mosques, Churches, Sinagogs). In Islam girls should be covered, but we can not force it on someone as it should be done by heart to please God, we can educate them and encourage to follow religion, but only God can change people's harts. That is why you can see women who are covered and uncovered, even in same family there are women who choosed to cover and some of them did not choose it or stil did not choose it. I hope this explanation helped you. 😊
It's not connected with religion,you can't drink alkohol in park because law..go in Bar to drink alkohol,I think they have alkohol in hotels and ewery where Don't drink on street..I am Bosnian Muslim but we have a freedom to choose and I am happy because off this. Try to found some local guide..
@@CrazyRussianSergey If you visit "Tuzla Canton"(North/East Bosnia),we will drink "Tuzlansko" beer.I'm from Zivinice,town of MIllioneries(that's what they call us, here in Bosnia) ... btw. we have several families of Russian origin in the city and they have been there since WWI
I think he said ti imas pravo za sve. You have the right for everything. Maybe he did not mean to say for you problem but for you no problem ti imas pravo za sve
The taxi driver was nice to charge you too much...seems like taxi drivers exploiting turists it's a universal phenomenon. You say that fuel is expensive? well, here it's around 1.50€, can you believe this robery? Very interesting historic-linguistical detail, the meaning of Sarajevo in the two languages. You shouldn't have been asking people if it was OK to be drinking, you don't have bad intentions, but people don't know you and it appears like you're putting up trouble, no one cares about what you are drinking, it is obvious that Bosnia it's the most liberal muslim country in the world. Just my impression of the incident.
@@idda Generally people in Bosnia don't have negative feelings about Russians. Why would they. You can like the politics of Russia or not but ordinary people are ordinary people.
You fail for propaganda and see Bosniaks like some extrem muslims. In Bosnia most muslims drink, not all woman are coverd and you see that you can buy alcohol in market or go drink in club. But because of problems that drunk people make we forbid drinking in public. That man want to help you because if police stop you and see Russian passport you are in trouble. Why? Because Russian government support separatists from RS and have hand on Bosnia, same is with USA and Turkey... sorry for my english. All the best.
You paid that taxi too much 45 eu !? I live in Sarajevo,when u said hotel Saraj and when he drove you,he didn't need to go trough Republica Srpska thats 3 km more,than he drove you by Tranzit road to the exit of Sarajevo-Pale,than again back trough Tranzit road from the hill to downtown brigde of Skenderija to the city hall,he drove you to make his taxi-meter go counting what a peace of shit.from the Airport to the city anywhere it cost from 15 -25 eu. PLEASE TOURIST IF U COME TO SARAJEVO NEVER USE OR TAKE THE TAXI(they are thiefs) IF U DO WHATCH THE TAXIMETAR AND USE NAVIGATION FROM GOOGLE
@@citrine6469 well, taxis 🚕 are the same around the World! 😅 I haven’t been in a country yet where taxi wouldn’t charge too much. In Russia we now use apps so it’s easier. Btw I also installed the app here so it’s now cheaper for me. Zhuty taxi. Still kinda expensive, but the gasoline cost two times more than in Russia 😮
@@CrazyRussianSergey I was in Irkutsk going to Litsvyanka near baikal lake by Local taxi but at the end Icalled yandex taxsi which was one fourth of the local taxi.
As a person from Sarajevo, I am sad to see taxi drivers charge foreigners at least 5 times more expensive prices I am paying to them for the same rides. In Republika Srpska we like Russians a lot, but in the Muslim part of Sarajevo itself yeah Russia is not very popular to say it mildly. Next time I recommend visiting Banja Luka in Republika Srpska, I am sure you will have much better experience. A far I know drinking in public is not illegal in most cities but it is illegal in Sarajevo. Also tap water is safe to drink in Bosnia.
@@Lessgo00 Mislis "Benavih/opsjednutih" sa kabalom i kabalstickim simbolima na zastavi ... Kripto cifuti pokriveni sa tudjom vjerom i nacijom a nisu to,nego su pocinili najveca zvjerstva na Balkanu u ime naorda kojeg toboze predstvaljaju,ali sad su tu "vehabiye".Ista frka i iz iste rupe izasli
My first impressions are the cute houses 🏠, good roads and… other you’ll see in the video.
Decided to blur the guy who didn't like me, maybe he is from the Bosna Mafia haha, but I stil wonder what did he tell me in the end?
I will research that guy and what he said.
I don't think the guy you blurred was being all that rude. If Bosnians WANT to be rude there will be no ambiguity about it. He was just being too honest, in a hurry and gave you good advice. He shouted out that its a thousand mark fine. Being Russian you would not get any preferential treatment from the police as might a EU tourist.
@@ZevkijaSirbegovic ohh now I see what he screamed in the end. Thanks for explaining.
@@beorlingo Oh,he didn"t say anything bad,he just left quickly as if he saw skunk
Drinking alcohol in the parks is forbidden here, and you can get 500€ fine for it, that's why he said that to you
Beautiful video, welcome to Sarajevo. 🇧🇦✊
as a Bosnian (196cm tall) water is just fine from the tap. spasiba 4 the video.
Sarajevo has a very interesting history. I'm glad you made it there!
What is interesting in Sarajevo?
24:21 That guy is just a piece of s. You can drink in public, and you are welcome. As Bosniaks and Muslims, we humbly welcome you. We like Russian people, and again, I really hope you have a good time. Some of us know that millions of Muslims live in peace and harmony in Russia. Thousands of Mosques exist in Russia, and religion is practiced without any issues. Don't let a bad experience ruin your entire trip.
You dont know what ure talking about...you CANT dring in public places and its against the law and you can be fined for that for 250 euros! Dont give wrong advices!
you have to know that we Bosnians are tallest people, in average, in the whole world, with average height of 185 cm. :) tap water is drinkable..even most of our rivers are drinkable...you came to land of water...name Bosnia means water.
Thanks! For one kilometer of taxi ride😅 Make sure they turn them on. God bless and enjoy Bosnia. 🇧🇦
наслаждайся Боснией, мой друг
Ohh! Wow! Sorry! I missed your Super Thanks! Thanks very much! Haha! Well! With a huge luggage I have 1 km is a good distance to take a taxi! I subscribed to your channel Pernati Prijatelji! 🕊
Thanks for sharing your travels in Bosnia with us. My father’s family were Serbs from Bosnia. I wish I could see Bosnia someday.
I’m planning to go to the Serb’s part of Bosnia. So you’ll see some!
@@CrazyRussianSergey Looking forward to that!
@@CrazyRussianSergey there is no such thing called "Serb part of Bosnia", although Serbian nationalists will beg to differ. Bosnia-Herzegovina is a country consisting of two entities and one district and it belongs to all citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Republika of Srpska is one of the entities and the one that you refer to.
@@CrazyRussianSergey we in Bosnia use more cash because it is a habit we have left from communism, although today in all small and large stores you can pay by card, although the banks charge a fee for using the card, the people use cash more, although the dictatorship of rich bankers has been imposed on Bosnia to slowly abolish cash because of the loans that the banks will take in the future, and what you mentioned about Serbian Bosnia, it does not exist, the Serbs killed over 100,000 non-Serbs from one part of the country and expelled the rest, and it is now mostly inhabited by Serbs, but it is not Serbian Bosnia as we know the local the government in a democracy is made by those who are settled there, and since the Serbs killed and expelled everyone else, it is logical that now only they are settled there, but there are many people who are returning to their homes, although this has not yet been arranged because the politicians are corrupt and criminal, but it will be better when that's what she wanted if she wanted, and let me say something about those cigars, they are our cigars, it's just that our criminal or stupid politicians sold the factory to these global giants who closed it down, and now our cigars are produced in Poland, which is shameful and I I used to smoke Drina and loved it, but since it is produced in Poland I don't smoke it anymore and I wish you a nice time with our beautiful Bosnian cheese and that you come to us again
Bosna je tvoja otačbina uvijek će te čekati kad god dođeš dobro došao brate to je tvoje. Bujrum 🇧🇦
Yes, we drink water from the Tap. It’s perfectly clean and purified. Makes absolutely no sense to buy bottled water here.
Hello. Sergei. You made to Bosnia. Look beautiful there. Hello from
Seoul.
do you have discord
Hi! Have you also been to Bosnia?
You have a beautiful Seoul!
@@CrazyRussianSergey no i have never been to
Bosnia. I want to visit there.
@heekyungkim8147 Maybe I’ll visit Korea again
Sweet little girl dancing to the music 🥳❤️🥰
SERGEJ THANK YOU SUPER VIDEO SARAJEVO BRAVO.😂❤❤❤
I am from Bosnia and i am sorry for that rude guy we are all here like mafia crazy😅 creazy people but with good heart belive me support for you fun video
Entitet(administrativna jedinica) "Republika Srpska" nije srpski dio Bosne, isto kao sto ni "Federacija Bosne i Hercegovine" nije bošnjački dio Bosne, svi djelovi Bosne pripadaju podjednako svim njenim građanima, kako Bošnjacima tako i Hrvatima, Srbima i manjinama koje zive u Bosni i Hercegovini.
Thanks Sergey very nice movie. Love from Norway ❤
Serjozha, this is my hometown, I live few blocks from that bridge. Dobrodošao u Sarajevo.
It's ilegal to drink in parks, on benches and places like that.
Just in order to reduce chances of "public disorder".
The reason why he said that it's a problem for you is because if you were a local, police would just tell you to leave. Since you are a foreigner they would likely use the chance to write you a fine.
Whille leaving he said the amount of the fine you would receive.
Nothing to do with Islam. It's illegal in the USA as well
Drinking on benches is something only homeless do in Bosnia.
And i Have a feeling that you came to Bosnia with a lot of of prejudice about Muslims.
Trust me, half of the Bosnian Muslims can drink more than you can.
Mlada Bosna was his cover, he was a member of Black Hand (Serbian secret military society, which also assassinated King Alexander I and Queen Draga). Saray is actually Persian, not Turkish and it means palace. Today you can find places with Saray name in Turkey, Iran, Iraq etc., even Ukraine.
Bosnians are not hostiles towards Russians at all, even though we have every right to be (due to politics). Russian affections towards Republic of srpska is noticeable in you very much. I wouldn't expect from you to know anything factful about how it came to be but regardless of all that, hope you enjoyed your stay. Kompot is not alcoholic lol
svaka cast stvarno, svi ostavljate kulturne komentare i trudite se da pomognete
i think that taxi was not that expesive because it is around 10kilemters from airport to hotel saraj
Volkswagen Golf is the most Bosnian car you can have :) I think every Bosnian has one or two times in life owned a Golf :)
That was my teenage car "Golf" '91 ... Inherited from Grandfather
Bro we have nothing against russians ❤❤❤ but we really dont drink in public thats all 😂😂 maybe this guy thought you want to tease him and understood it as provocation... and on the streets there are people from all over the world not all of the people you met and saw are actually bosnians ❤️ but cool video i hope you liked it in our country and you are always welcome
If we are to be brutally honest - many Bosniaks do not like Russians because of their global politics and their support of Serbia as it was committing genocide in Bosnia. That is just a fact.
@@baraczeljko3772 Well, personally i would never be unfriendly against any tourist - wherever they come from - if they are civil. With that said I totally hear you but you know well how these things usually work and always apply on nation level and not age / chronology. Yet, despite of his fairly young age I think this fellow has quite firm opinions on certain subjects. It seems to me that he dropped into Bosnia just randomly without doing any research. He has an enormous amount of prejudices against Bosnian Muslims not realizing they are more continental European than any ex eastern block / ex Soviet nation, he just throws these annoying comments usually rounded with "i don't know" ( then don't say anything for gods sake - go to library / google it, or something), he obviously feels "bond" with the Serbs, sounds cheerful whenever he stumbles across a person (we never see that on camera though) that claims to be "supporting Russia" (to me that translates to = support Putins Russia), so...yeah. I like the way he films stuff, though, so watching his videos is like "having a walk in Sarajevo" (I haven't been there for a long time), but I'm thinking putting his videos on mute, just to not hear stupid comments :D
@@ShejtanVrbaski tako je brate, ja sam iz srbije i takodje ne volim ruse zbog toga, ali takodje i zato sto su hladni i sto se izivljavaju nad ukrajincima
isti ti Ukrajinci su nekada zajedno s nama iz Juge oslobadjali Bosnu od nemaca a sad srbi pljuju po Ukrajincima i zele njihovo unistenje
@@baraczeljko3772 rat se nece zavrsiti sve dok se srbi tesko ne pokaju i to klececi na kolenima !
nisu srbi ubijali miseve po Bosni nego decu i dobre ljude koji nisu nista nikom zgresili vec samo hteli da zive svoj zivot !
da klece da mole za oprost pa ce se onda mozda zavrsiti !!!
We Bosnians are good people. Just talk and you will easy find friends
Maybe yes but not in Belgrade. I tried more than i can for ten days . Very difficult to know someone.
@@danyfortin8992 Belgrade is Serbia. I talk about Bosnia
@@EsmirodBosne i know you live in Balkan you suppose to know about Serbia.
@@danyfortin8992 Serbian people are good. BELGRADE is on its own. Diferent
Here comes a long one again, hehe 😀
On another rainy day here (the sun is supposed to shine next week...) and a visit to the Breakfast Club in the cafe, this is a second attempt to leave a few comments here.
Firstly, Sergey was very polite and gentlemanly in helping the lady leave the aircraft with her luggage. A small but very remarkable gesture of courtesy that you don't often find these days. It deserves to be mentioned.
Sarajevo airport reminds me in its design and layout of our own tiny international airport here in the area and about 20 kilometres from my house. If it wasn't so rainy today, I could take a trip there and watch the passengers and planes come and go from the open observation deck (there aren't many a day) and enjoy the view while having a drink or an ice cream, I think either would be appropriate. Or visit the small aviation museum where you can see some old aeroplanes that were made here in my country when there was still an industry for it. Today it's all just Airbus industry ...
I remember decades ago coming back from a trip to New York City and the US East Coast and landing on a domestic flight from the hub in Amsterdam, and there were no buses taking passengers to and from the terminal building, and people just walked across. That's a long-gone memory, but now there are some of these terminal bridges, like everywhere else.
Sergey, Mercedes Benz taxis are not considered VIP cars here. In fact, they are more the standard taxi cars here (at least they used to be, I haven't used a taxi for years ...). It was also funny that the taxi driver asked you if you spoke my native language, I already told you that you resemble a lot of people here ... 95 petrol is cheap at €1.33 per litre in Bosnia compared to €1.80 per litre here (¾ of the price here is tax ...)
SEAT is a traditional Spanish car manufacturer producing FIAT and Lancia cars under licence (just like LADA), which was taken over by Volkswagen in 1986 and just like Skoda offers Volkswagen cars in the Czech Republic/Slovakia in 1991 in a slightly different design than the originals at lower prices and with the same Volkswagen technology. I like most of them better than the originals. SEAT cars are now manufactured in factories in Spain, the Czech Republic and Portugal. The Audi A1 and Volkswagen Polo models are also produced there. According to Volkswagen, however, the new and future SEAT models will be sold under the brand name Cupra.
The Ottoman sultans always had very tall and strong young men as bodyguards, called Janissaries, who were recruited from the local population in the Balkans, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania and Ukraine. In the days of the Ottoman Empire, it was common practice to kidnap young male children and feed them into the Ottoman army, which was always hungry for soldiers. If these men were not Muslims, they were turned into Muslims by force.
Well, Sergey, we can see a similarity in your home country today when it comes to Ukrainian children in general. However, I can't imagine Putin recruiting tall foreign men to serve for him in his personal guard, because in that case he would have to wear even higher platform shoes himself so as not to look too short compared to them, and also risk falling over when walking around at public events (well, he's not afraid to take risks to embarrass himself and his country in every possible way, but still ....).
As you can see in the video, you had the opportunity to see the historic and restored Sarajevo City Hall, a marvel of Austro-Hungarian architecture from the late 19th century, at least from the outside, when you attended the open-air performance of the music orchestra on the square in front of this marvellous building, which was wantonly destroyed by the Serbs in the Balkan war of the 1990s. The little girl who was having so much fun was so cute!
Red clay roofs on buildings are common in most southern European countries with Roman history and near the Mediterranean (including Portugal). I like them a lot myself as we have mainly black roof tiles here. In the southern part of my country, the Mediterranean culture (with red roof tiles) is more present than in the north, where I live. Also, you can drink water from the tap everywhere (if it's not labelled as industrial water) and it's very clean. But many people drink "mineral water" with or without flavour, which they buy in bottles or cans. I have already given you recommendations on accommodation prices.
All in all a very nice trip and Sarajevo is a very lovely city.
How did you get to speaking English better than me Cairol?
@@Wildcat220 I don't know about that! Maybe staying in Geordieland did the trick. Been there 4 times in 10 years or so for about 3 weeks altogether. Could be Newcastle Brown Ale and Snakebites late at night also helped! 😅
Buddy yes you can drink in park and guy is actually local gangster you asked him
Good video. I still can't believe that the first hotel room had a window opening on a rock wall. What on earth is that? How do they get away with a window with a view of a rock wall? Asides from that the view is lovely throughout the route and town. It looks very welcoming from above when you see by plane the countryside and the red roofs. Beautiful video, thank you for posting.
Welcome to Bosnia
@@baraczeljko3772 The war itself was a criminal activity ... Looting of property and citizens and the state of Bosnia by invading parties (Croatia and Zerbia)
Thanks for showing what I will probably never be able to see! If you're ever in the US you have a place to stay on a farm in Indiana.
May I ask what part of Indiana? My uncle is a professor in Greencastle at DePauw.
I hope that is not the place where the last russian student disappeared
@@markheithaus close to Corydon. The first state capitol and about as far south as you can get.
In Sarajevo people usually drink beer in the pub or restaurant but not in the park.
A day in the life of Ivan Denisovitj is a good novel, good evening to all!
From the Sarajevo airport, it is a 10-minute walk to the trolleybus station. You don't need to take a taxi.
There was also a bus right from the airport but I would have to wait 1.5 hours. And just I’m having a heavy luggage. I will try to reduce my luggage because for travelling it’s pain in the a$$
Bosnians people known to be very tall in Turkey. In local language they are called " Boshnak" and there are more than half a million Bosniak lives in Turkey.
Herzegovinians and Montenegrins from old Herzegovina are very tall ... It's scary to be in elevator with them
Turks are on the short side compared to Serbo-Croat speaking folks, i am sorry Croatian, Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian (...) totally different languages speaking people.
There are entire Bosnian villages in Turkey. They kept showing up in my UA-cam feed for some reason. Maybe because they use some old Ottoman expressions and figures of speech that are common to other ex-Ottoman areas. Yes, many Turks are not tall, though those with roots from around Georgia and the Balkans can be. Erdogan is quite tall. I think Turkish actor Kivanc Tatlitug is of Bosnian heritage, very handsome. I'm a 175 cm (5'9") woman and it's very rare. People never believe I'm tall when they know I'm Turkish- until they meet me 🤣 I have two very tall male cousins, one 6'9", the other 6'7"
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Only half million of Bosniaks? I believe 1 million Slavic Muslims migrated to Turkey after WW1 and many of those were Bosniaks (some were Macedonian muslims and ethnic Turks too). This was over 100 yrs ago so I would imagine the number today should be higher? But then again many etnicities who live in Turkey for several generations tend to assimilate.
You be a lot more welcomed in Republika Srpska.Banja Luka and Trebinje are nice cities to see.
Who cares
a ko ga dira u Sarajevu? narod je vaspitan i dobre duse
Rekla je njemu DariStep gdje će mu bit super. I mi u federaciji volimo Rusiju.
It is not allowed to drink in public areas, not because of Islam or anything like that, but because of the law they introduced a few years ago. They are also trying to ban cigarettes in bars and cafes now.
Thanks! For a pack of Drina cigarettes 😅 You look so cool and pogi with that cigarette tucked behind your ear Sergey 😜😍 lol hehe Ang guapo mo Segey😊😅...ingat po!
Ohh Wow Layla! I missed your Super Thanks! Salamat po to you! Hehe. Actually I think it looks cool! Hovewer, still will try to quit soon ONE MORE TIME! haha!
@@CrazyRussianSergey better late reply than never hahaha Legends never quit..joke😅 moderate smoking only Sergey maybe 3 sticks in a day 🤣hehe
BABA in Bosnian is a pejorative, meaning old woman, hag. If you called your grandmother that she would slap you. Baka is the acceptable term for grandmother, or very commonly just "Majka", though ofc that just means mother, but if someone is referring to their "majka" in conversation they are most certainly talking about their grandmother. The kids were most likely saying BABO, which is a regional Bosnian term for father.
Yeah, after I googled I realized he was saying Babo. Baba in Russian is for grandma when the kid can’t pronounce the whole Babushka word. And also BabA has a similar if not the same meaning in Russian like you explained if you say it to the woman heh.
The boy was probably talking to his father/Babo
@@CrazyRussianSergey100% father = babo
Great video Sergey, sad that you had to encounter a guy who suffers from Russafhobia.
The man was probably in Sarayevo when the city was under the siege in 1992/95 and daily shots were fired from the hills by russian mercenaries/sniper.One of their writers "lemonov" used to come and shoot the sniper from the hill ... Most of Bosniak's dont like russia and russians,especially now that they have invaded Ukraine ... It is so
Ooo I love RUSSIA and my mother speak Russian language. Selam from Zenica.❤
Thanks!
OMG Baxter! Thanks for helping one more time!
@@CrazyRussianSergey have fun Crazy!
Сергей, друг мой, не удивляйся, боснийцы и черногорцы - самые высокие люди в мире. Это наследственное.
16:19 Vedran Puljic was a fan of FK Sarajevo who was killed in Siroki Brijeg 2009
Well done, very Nice vidéo! Thanks
SARAJEVO LJUBAVI MOJA🇧🇦❤️🇧🇦❤️🇧🇦❤️🇧🇦
Bosnian man are usually very tall and handsome, dark hair, blue eyes. 😉
Most of them have blond or light brown hair. Rarely any of them have dark hair. But all are very handsome and very tall. Womens are mostly tall and bllond too. Nice, friendly,, cool, waggish and beautiful people.
@@SejlaFilipovic yes you are correct, I was thinking the same.
nah we are mostly bald
@@SejlaFilipovic You lie most of them looking like Turks and lot of them had also dank hair. I know Sarajevo you think the woman looking a blond man there? So most looking for darker hair and the woman are lot of painted blond so u guess you want to looking like German 🤣🤣🤣
@@SejlaFilipovic Most of al looking like Turks and you want to be a German in Sarajevo. Lot of them have very dark hair.
You’ll meet up with people everywhere with strong political opinions ,that man made his feelings pretty clear I guess. I couldn’t tell what he said as he was walking away. The city is very pretty, I hope you have a good time there and aren’t given a hard time about your country. 🙋🏼♀️
3:22 it’s a Peugeot 308 (French car)
Actually, the guy tried to direction you to drink in Pub because in Sarajevo it is not so much popular to drink alcohol on the street (Sarajevo is mostly inhabited by Bosniaks, which are Muslim ethnic group.
And yeah, to unsolve the mystery, people from Sarajevo don't like the Russians at all because in the war, Russian volunteers fought on the Serb side and destroyed Sarajevo, that's the reason why you maybe felt offended.
Hope you enjoy in Sarajevo!
I'm from Serbia, I tried to figure out what the guy said leaving, but it didn't sound like anything Bosnian. Ending sounds like "two thousand marks", kind of a lot if it refers to some fines
Yes. Someone in the comments also said he said 1000 marks fine or something. I thought at first he screamed some bulls..it at me haha.
@@CrazyRussianSergeyyes fine for drinking alc in the public place is forbiden, but it’s cheap to take a beer in pub anyway :)
@@CrazyRussianSergey That guy was a bit disrespectful. He's some working class guy and you're drinking in a park bench and talking to him, so he wasn't overly respectful. He asked where you are from in the belief that the police might treat you differently because you are Russian. But his response to you was not because you are Russian, If I asked him the same while drinking in a bench he would act the same. But I don't think the police will treat you differently. Police would just walk past you as you look like a normal guy. If Police ID'd you and found out you are a Russian while drinking in a park, they would just assume you are a spy and walk away and find better things to do and try to avoid you in the future as it could lead to a lot of paperwork especially knowing the local CIA agents are following you anyway.
@@CrazyRussianSergeycovijek je mislio da ga provociras,Bosanci su dobri ljudi,ali u svakom narodu ima svakakvi.mozes da pijes ali za ramazan je kanjivo.mozes popit u parku,parkingu,itd,ali u centru nesmije.pozdrav I hvala za posijetu Sarajeva.
Very picturesque city, makes me want to visit one day...
I think sometimes people sense when someone is a little unconfident in their surroundings or feel different or are worried that they may not be 'accepted' because of their nationality etc. and it draws out rudeness in some people. It's human nature, there are jerks in every country, try to not take it personally.
Its not forbidden to drink alcohol in public
It is :)
Always haggle with taxi drivers for a lower price as the first price they offer is always the highest and you are supposed to be an experienced traveller Sergei!!
Yeah, but in the same time I’m not as confident as before. Don’t like to bargain
@@CrazyRussianSergey he ripped you off. it around 10 to 12 euros . sorry bout that but we hate those mofos on airport
The guy who phoned home. His "babO" answered - and that's an expression that some Muslims use for "father". There is word "baba" too, but that's not such a nice word as it literally means "old hag". There is a similar word for grandmother, mainly used by christians, and it's much nicer - "baka" (muslims usually say "nana" or even "majka" - literally meaning mother - we never call our moms that but we just say "mama" ).
You seem to be nice guy, and I'm sorry to say but the way you were treated in this video is simply due the fact you are Russian - the official Russia has been for ages a huge enemy of Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbian big brother ally. During the previous war, there were also many Russian volunteers (in Serbian army) in the hills surrounding Sarajevo.
Hi, you cant drink alcohol in public because of law, same rule is in Russia for drinking alcohol in public...
odakle vam ta prica o zabrani alkohola u javnosti,gdje pise taj zakon?Pisete gluposti,svaki dan vidim nekog da pije po parkovima,ispred malih prodavnica i ako je prirodnije da odes u neki kafic jer alkohol nije skup da ne mozes sebi to priustit da popijes u kafani,po parkovima piju klosari i alkoholicari
The graffiti is a sign of disrespect and a lack of accountability. It’s considered a precursor as those committing it are capable of greater destruction. The more you see the more prevalent the discontentment.
Only in Monthy Python you would see a babushka doing graffiti
Always keep your beer in a paper bag so people don’t know what you’re drinking Sergi!
3:56 Bosnians are tallest people in Europe, along with Dutch I think.
I think Bosnian men are tallest in Europe while Dutchies have tallest ladies.
That car looked like a skoda, French, very popular in EU
Škoda is def Czech not French
@@ssir5927 SKODA is under VW conglomerate nowadays so it is a stripped VW
@@MrUGA2010 Capitalists taking over everything... but still not French. Also like Volvo is owned by the Chinese, but it's still considered a "Swedish" car...
@@ssir5927 SKODA gives away a VW vibe while in fact Volvo does not have a Chinese vibe to it
24:12 I think he was telling you they'll fine you a thousand marks for drinking in public.
Covijek je mislijo da ga provocira,zbog toga je rekao to.
Do russian passport holders need visa for bosnia !??
We don’t. For 30 days out of 60 days
That was a short live report 😮
Hah, that’s even kinda long for the usual video :)
@@CrazyRussianSergey All the Best Sergei; and that man that you blurred he obviously had a bad day at the time of recordings 😄
cevapi with ketchup???
don't start another war man :)
you eat it like that, maybe add kajmak if you wish, no ketchup, never
Securty becos many trafic drogs wapons
24:10 yes you can drink in poblic in bosnia ia am from bosia this guy seems to just dont like russians
I am surprised you’re drinking beer on the street.
Of chorse its normal to drink where you want. We Bosniaks are liberal people. Its free country
PA NIJE U AFGANISTANU...
@@EsmirodBosnekonju kazna je do 500 eura
Thank you for video. I hope you had good time in Bosnia. Bosnia have mixed culture and people with different religions, most of people are Muslims, then there are Orthodox Christians, Catholics and Jewish. Bosnia have all Religious institutions (Mosques, Churches, Sinagogs). In Islam girls should be covered, but we can not force it on someone as it should be done by heart to please God, we can educate them and encourage to follow religion, but only God can change people's harts. That is why you can see women who are covered and uncovered, even in same family there are women who choosed to cover and some of them did not choose it or stil did not choose it. I hope this explanation helped you. 😊
25:02 I think he was rude, sorry for that, some people are just rude. It is not matter where are you from, rules are same for all people.
SERGRJ IN TAXI.😂❤❤❤
It's not connected with religion,you can't drink alkohol in park because law..go in Bar to drink alkohol,I think they have alkohol in hotels and ewery where
Don't drink on street..I am Bosnian Muslim but we have a freedom to choose and I am happy because off this.
Try to found some local guide..
The best beer in the world is in Spain. If you ever go, try the Mahou beer. Found mainly in Madrid. They didn’t seem to be very friendly in Sarajevo.
Russians and others re viewed differently almost everywhere ... It is like that now beacuse of Ukraine ... Slava Ukraine
Nah, the best beers are Czech. And Budvar stands out among the plentiness of good beers.
@@beorlingo Yes ... "BUDWEISER"
@@Bosniak803 geez...
SARAJEVSKO is the best beer 🍺 guys!
push it
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YES TOMAS, everyone already knows what they have to PUSH 👍
FojnicaMLK product from my city XD
Thanks! For the beer
Ohh Hvala! For Sarajevsko! 🍺
@@CrazyRussianSergey 🍺
@@CrazyRussianSergey If you visit "Tuzla Canton"(North/East Bosnia),we will drink "Tuzlansko" beer.I'm from Zivinice,town of MIllioneries(that's what they call us, here in Bosnia) ... btw. we have several families of Russian origin in the city and they have been there since WWI
Zasto vas zovu Miloneri? Jel ima stvarno milionera u Zivinicama?@@Bosniak803
3 Gobnicks at the little store!
I think he said ti imas pravo za sve. You have the right for everything. Maybe he did not mean to say for you problem but for you no problem ti imas pravo za sve
The taxi driver was nice to charge you too much...seems like taxi drivers exploiting turists it's a universal phenomenon.
You say that fuel is expensive? well, here it's around 1.50€, can you believe this robery?
Very interesting historic-linguistical detail, the meaning of Sarajevo in the two languages.
You shouldn't have been asking people if it was OK to be drinking, you don't have bad intentions, but people don't know you and it appears like you're putting up trouble, no one cares about what you are drinking, it is obvious that Bosnia it's the most liberal muslim country in the world. Just my impression of the incident.
He shouldn't have mentioned russia ... He was "lucky" that this man has moved on
Bosnia is hilly.
Jes, beautiful land
23:29 Sad boy
you can drink in public, its ok
i cant believe that guy is rude to you. Bosnians have no problem with Russians, he needs to chill
@@citrine6469no, generally they do not like Russia
@@idda Generally people in Bosnia don't have negative feelings about Russians. Why would they. You can like the politics of Russia or not but ordinary people are ordinary people.
@@DDtch6669 exactly
@@DDtch6669Serbians atack us whit support from Russians. Thats why they reacting so. Whit normal people we dont have problem. We are slavic like you.
We need more Princips today more than ever, this comment was deleted so it is good to repost it ;)
Do you talking about the killer of pregnant Sofiya 1914 ... The first femicide in Bosnia
2:13 Ehrenmann!
uvoznik means importer
You fail for propaganda and see Bosniaks like some extrem muslims. In Bosnia most muslims drink, not all woman are coverd and you see that you can buy alcohol in market or go drink in club. But because of problems that drunk people make we forbid drinking in public. That man want to help you because if police stop you and see Russian passport you are in trouble. Why? Because Russian government support separatists from RS and have hand on Bosnia, same is with USA and Turkey... sorry for my english. All the best.
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You can drink tap water, but it is not best quality, many people drink it in Bosnia
You talk like you're telling a horror tale 😅
SERGEJ KES KES 😂❤❤❤ NOT DIGITAL HA HA HA MANY KES🤣😃🤠❤️
16:18 Vedran Puljić, a fan of FK SARAJEVO killed by the Croatian police
You paid that taxi too much 45 eu !? I live in Sarajevo,when u said hotel Saraj and when he drove you,he didn't need to go trough Republica Srpska thats 3 km more,than he drove you by Tranzit road to the exit of Sarajevo-Pale,than again back trough Tranzit road from the hill to downtown brigde of Skenderija to the city hall,he drove you to make his taxi-meter go counting what a peace of shit.from the Airport to the city anywhere it cost from 15 -25 eu.
PLEASE TOURIST IF U COME TO SARAJEVO
NEVER USE OR TAKE THE TAXI(they are thiefs)
IF U DO WHATCH THE TAXIMETAR AND USE NAVIGATION FROM GOOGLE
Nah nah. Even though I definitely overpaid, he took 25 euros from me. Not 45. It was 45 marks the price. But in the end it cost 50 marks
@@CrazyRussianSergey oh OK than,hope u did have nice time In Sarajevo and Bosnia,there are plenty of beautiful places to visit,ure always welcome.
microwave and refiregrator you choosed bit old hotel better way is to take airbnb in local house or apartment
Yeah. It’s even cheaper. And better. But problems with registration
most of the covered women int his video are arab tourists. Myabe only 5% of bosnian women cover their hair
And a Gypsy woman who begs and annoys the people with the story that she is single mother and that she have 5 children
Do not speak nonsense..
25 euros to hotel saraj!?!? That man ripped you off, it should cost you maximum 10 marks.
I ended up paying 50 😅
@@CrazyRussianSergey im bosnian and they even rip me off when i go there, they do it to everyone
@@citrine6469 well, taxis 🚕 are the same around the World! 😅 I haven’t been in a country yet where taxi wouldn’t charge too much. In Russia we now use apps so it’s easier. Btw I also installed the app here so it’s now cheaper for me. Zhuty taxi. Still kinda expensive, but the gasoline cost two times more than in Russia 😮
@@CrazyRussianSergey I was in Irkutsk going to Litsvyanka near baikal lake by Local taxi but at the end Icalled yandex taxsi which was one fourth of the local taxi.
@@citrine6469 TAXI drivers all around the world they are dishonest for the most part and only interested in your monies $$$ 😅
As a person from Sarajevo, I am sad to see taxi drivers charge foreigners at least 5 times more expensive prices I am paying to them for the same rides. In Republika Srpska we like Russians a lot, but in the Muslim part of Sarajevo itself yeah Russia is not very popular to say it mildly. Next time I recommend visiting Banja Luka in Republika Srpska, I am sure you will have much better experience. A far I know drinking in public is not illegal in most cities but it is illegal in Sarajevo. Also tap water is safe to drink in Bosnia.
Šta će vidjeti u Banja Luci, možda teniski teren 😂😂😂😂😂
@@adisberberovic9706Sta je vidio u Sarajevu osim sto su ga varaju za taxi, ili galame na njega? Sobu bez klime i bez uticnice?
@@danykovac8293 Kod vas može vidjeti slike ratni zloćinaca
@@danykovac8293Hoćeš jevtin hotel
@@adisberberovic9706 4 zvjezdice hotel za za koju cijenu u Rusiji dobijes klimu i mikrovalnu. A tamo su plate i vece nego u Bosni.
Jokes aside, I perceive B&H a tad divided.
With a reason
@@Bosniak803Da nema cetnika gdje bi nam kraj bio
@@Lessgo00 Mislis "Benavih/opsjednutih" sa kabalom i kabalstickim simbolima na zastavi ... Kripto cifuti pokriveni sa tudjom vjerom i nacijom a nisu to,nego su pocinili najveca zvjerstva na Balkanu u ime naorda kojeg toboze predstvaljaju,ali sad su tu "vehabiye".Ista frka i iz iste rupe izasli
DRINA CIGARET SRBIA, RIVER DRINA IN SRBIA FAKT.😂❤❤❤🤠
45 euros for taxi ? Kriminalci bgmi
25 euros or 45 marks
Sarajevo je uvijek bilo srbsko
😅😅😅 rumunsko vlahce nazad perunu 😅😅😅
Read some history. And eat shit!
Krstom jel ti kacavenda krstom djecu kurcem? Najradije bi on musku djecu
A nigdje srba 😂
@@eddd-999
Oni su rumuni izvorno, cuo si nekad za rumunsko vlahce, perun obozavali prije krivosoavlja 😅😅😅
Uze ti taxo petobanku, hladno
uvali mu glistona 🤣
Bro why you even bother with those muslim converts. Come to Republika Srpska and you will feel like at home.
A sta ima tamo vidjeti 😂
@@eddd-999Kako Mile Ronhill leti u helikopteru 😎 😄😂
And dont worry about those majority muslims. They all drink rakija anyway or beer. Only 10 or 15% in bosnia is strict muslim
Super nas reklamiraš - nema šta.