Bosnian reacts to Geography Now - BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

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[@LionTsar]

I really want to visit Sarajevo in the near future. My urbanism teacher in university told us that this is his favourite city. I loved how you explained everything in very neutral way and I almost 100% positive that most people from Bosnia nowadays have no problem with the other ethnic groups. Anyways, pozdrav iz Bugarska!

[@kunbox4053]

@Gaston Schloop sneaky advertising

[@explosionbruh1875]

Its time to learn geography NOW! with DinaricWolf XD

[@mountainousgreekmapper735]

Skrtel own goal

[@bjornaert6754]

I'm Norwegian and Duke is "Hertugg"

[@ryanhugh25]

Same language family so have quite a few cognates

[@bobob8820]

I am bosnian but i was born in norway

[@saulenfischbearn7470]

In my native language, it's "Herzog" xd

[@bislankhadiev8968]

I'm Romanian and I've visited Sanski Most, Bihac, Tuzla and Brcko on my way back to Romania from Croatia. It's a very nice country and it's very similar to Romania. I hope one day I'll get to visit Sarajevo and Mostar.

[@MyUrbanExplorationOnline]

Hey hey from Adelaide, Australia. I enjoyed your video. I remember when the shit went down in your part of the world while in high school. Although what was going on at the time was going over my head, but what stood out at the time is that we had a bunch of refuges suddenly showed up out of no where in our classes at the height of the events. They were dealing with a level of PTSD of one degree or an other, but overall cool people.

[@prxmise7851]

Ayee i also live in Adelaide too. Are you Bosnian?

[@MyUrbanExplorationOnline]

@@prxmise7851 Hey. Small world. Nope 100% pure Aussie.

[@prxmise7851]

@@MyUrbanExplorationOnline ahh were up at like 3:30 LMAO

[@aliimran9796]

Great video

[@kosovorepublic882]

Bosnians are all people of Bosnia but Bosniak are muslims in bosnia

[@TheRaf87]

3 predsednika ili trijumvirat XD svaka cast na tako dobrom engleskom, retko naletim na nekog Balkanca da ima tako cist akcenat. Samo nastavi tako :)

[@lukar376]

Bosniaks, Croats and Serbs = BiH

[@ISS600]

25:07 He meant the Irish dialect of English spoken in Ireland. Irish (a.k.a. Gaeilge) is the language.

[@punmije]

Engleski ti je perfektan :) Da li si mozda ziveo u Americi?

[@reaisix112]

I have a feeling this will become popular.

[@n3ssaya972]

Bad feeling.

[@NIGHTHAWK0622]

Bosnians fought hard against the turks, many battle logs support this

[@draganmarkovic491]

Its very hard to claim that Hungarian rule was harsher than Ottoman especially when you take danak u krvi into account and its also hard to claim that someone can chose who will conquer their land. And its not really true that Bosnia didnt put up a fight against Ottomans after all Bosnian king Tvrtko sent his troops to fight in Kosovo battle

[@draganmarkovic491]

I wouldnt go that far to say that Austrian rule was fair and good but it was somewhat better than Ottoman. Story about kmet Siman by Ivo Andric explained that there was not some huge difference. About Bosniaks fighting for Austria in WW1 i am not sure what kind of numbers are we talking about? I know that there were many Croats in their army but very few Serbs and some other nations like Czechs and Slovaks were very disloyal and unhappy in Austrian army.

[@v_cartographer]

One day I really want to visit the pyramids in Visoko. Also - my grandma had surname Boshnakova(before she got married) - is this connected with Boshnyaks?

[@DinaricWolf]

Bošnjaci also live outside of Bosnia as I've said, so yeah anythings possible I guess.

[@LionTsar]

Varna Mapper Most definitely. There are a few villages in Bulgaria that have been settled by Bosniak settlers/refugees during the ottoman era. Also, little known fact in Bulgaria is that one of the reasons to rush the April uprising, was not only that they caught a lot of revolutionaries, but also because there was massive uprising in Bosnia and the Bulgarian leaders wanted to make even harder for the ottomans to get to there, since the quickest route was through Bulgaria.

[@TheRaf87]

In the 18. , 19. century there was a need to make a demographic map of people on Balkan, and many Balkan people got their surnames from the places they lived or by the cultural group they said they belong to. Before that, people usualy got their surnames from the names of their heads of families or fathers...

[@draganmarkovic491]

I dont think so. Becouse the term Bosniak when we talk about nationality or ethnicity is relativlly new.The surname Bosnjak is most common with Croats but there are many Serbian(ortodox) families with that surname probably some Bosniaks have that surname too. Most likley that surname comes from south of todays Bosnia and Herzegovina.

[@vladob3]

About the term Bosniak: "Bošnjak" - it was used till II WW mostly in Croatia, Serbia, and Monte Negro. Mostly it was used as a surname for people who immigrated from Bosnia to those countries. - after late 80's early 90's same term is used mostly for Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina "Bosanac" - is a widely used but unformal name for people who were born in Bosnia. It becomes very popular in the mid-'70s. Mostly because of very popular song: "Tako ti je mala moja kad ljubi Bosanac" by rock band "Bijelo dugme" kzbin.info/www/bejne/anqwhWuCgaqtmqs

[@heater1237]

28:12 Actually, Bosnia was under Ottoman rule until about 1910 or 1912, where it was briefly independent before being absorbed into Austria-Hungary for a short rule of about 8 years until it was under the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats (or whatever it was called before being called Yugoslavia.) The thing is, when most people think of Austria-Hungary, they think of it’s WW1 borders. So um.. thank you, I was just nitpicking.

[@giveussomevodka]

14:00 Thats why you use cyrillic, my dude. Brc^ko --> Бръчко. There is the ъ letter, thats read kind of like the english "uh" sound, except not as pronounced. Its a sound that all the slavs have, but I think only the bulgarians write it down? And when you skip it, you get words that westerners are confused by. At least you aren't as bad as Poland, things get spooky there, even as a slav I can't read a lot of the words they write down.

[@GB-rf4fu]

Bogomils was a small sect which mainly disappeared by the time when Ottoman came to Bosnia&Herzegovina. Sarajevo and Bosniaks have their own history and want to explain their conversion to Islam with Bogomils which is funny and not true.

[@richardmartin6103]

Your English is perfect. Where did you grow up?

[@zariaalhajmoustafa2573]

If you talk about the first white Muslim that go to the Caucasus pacifically the region of Dagestan

[@thegopnik1897]

love bosnia from albania

[@msr7373]

Just add. Malaysia was not the only Asian country to take Bosnian refugees. Pakistan also took some: www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/blonde-muslims-find-shelter-in-pakistan-refugees-from-bosnia-were-given-a-warm-welcome-in-a-distant-1493968.html

[@revinhatol]

Theophilos = Bogomil in Greek

[@jeboshifru]

And Bogumils were not Bosnian church because there were Bogumils in Serbia too, and they basically originate from Bulgaria. Basically, they were something like vegan "don't kill any living being" christians who didn't actually have priests or temples, and who devoted themselves to living with the least material belongings possible. And I do not believe that they transitioned to Islam, because, for example, they were prosecuted and murdered in Serbia by Nemanjici because they did not want to transition to meat-eating and material-possetions-worshiping religion (orthodox Christianity) and Islam is pretty much the same.

[@Mike8827]

In German, „Polack“ is derogatory for a Pole, and a „Bosna“ is a Hot Dog with spicy sausage that may or may not have sth to do with Bosnia

[@JustL00kingYeah]

Allow me to corect you. On 23:00, this is the bulgarian alphabet, also known as cyrillic and with that considered as the mother of all slavic languages, king regards.

[@GB-rf4fu]

bosniak = balkan muslem (some of them have nothing to do with bosnia&herzegovina)

[@eliasshakkour2904]

They’re not diphthongs, they’re consonant clusters.

[@BKPrice]

We would call Polish people Poles, but there is an older, now sort of offensive, term for them - "Pollack" which probably originates from your -ak ending.

[@Vollzer]

20:20 "a little bit of jews.... *still* " ; lmao

[@mixlllllll]

Your voice sounds so different :D

[@jablandervisevic1802]

4:04 Hahhahaahhha

[@user-bk3xe9es9p]

Nice video bro! Just small correction 23:40 the alphabet is Bulgarian.

[@KeeLait]

My Grandmother is from an area called skender vakuf? I was never able to find where in Bosnia this is, maybe was?

[@DinaricWolf]

Skender Vakuf is today known as Kneževo. It's a small town north of Jajce.

[@KeeLait]

Dinaric Wolf K Chido! Thanks man! I’m literally going to check this town out right now.

[@KeeLait]

Are you familiar with Yu-Mex?

[@saheb-jg9nj]

@@KeeLait are you Bosnian Muslim or serb or croat?

[@tomgu2285]

@@KeeLait knezevo is a serbs majority town 90% are serbs.

[@v_cartographer]

_I hope this comment doesn't look too long..._ I agree about the Bogomils(in addition - they came from Bulgaria) and thanks to Bosnia that saved a lot of them(because one shitty Bulgarian tsar with name Boril[he was weak ruler] killed lots of them). But in my opinion it isn't necessary to believe in Islam to be Boshnyak. Actually I think that Bosnia and Croatia are very close like culture(Idk, I would say even same - because before Ottoman yoke you both were Catholic[and a bit Bigomilic in Bosnia😂]). I don't hate the Serbs(just their politics was agressive...) because they are orthodox brothers of us the Bulgarians(no matter - both Bosnian and Croats AND Serbians are Christians originally). But yes, I am very confused - In one ideal World there would be united and orthodox Bosnian and Croats(I don't hate Catholics by the way, only *radical* Muslims).

[@mrsecify]

Varna Mapper Orthodox Bosnians are Serbs.

[@v_cartographer]

Sorben `Ilya` Erikson My mistake, I wanted to say Boshnyaks.

[@mrsecify]

Varna Mapper There are no Orthodox Bosnians that identify as Bosniaks, but interestingly enough there are Bosnian Muslims that do identify as Serbs.

[@TheRaf87]

Even Serbs dont agree with the politics of Serbs in the time of Yougoslavian wars...but how can anyone agree with it when the army almost got on top of the country when the devison started...

[@Burago2k]

Your "Chu" is our S...(Bulgaria) so even for us its weird...

[@jeboshifru]

No one is going to kill you because it IS the same language. The only problem is that no one wants to name it after some other nationality :p We should call it "jebemtski", in respect to a most frequent word in a language. There are good chances everyone would be satisfied.

[@ivansoldo4577]

Necu rec da mi smeta, al mi je draze kad me neko zovne Hercegivac nego Bosanac jer je tocnije Al ne smeta mi ni jedno ni drugo ;)

[@politicstalks4630]

This just got suggested to me after 2 years😂. You do I better job explaining this. But seriously the border gore is soo bad ever since the war.

[@nakata607]

Holy moly

[@baekBlackbeen]

Can you react to this Bosnian guy reacts to Geography Now BiH? I think he has a different opinion not like you.

[@DinaricWolf]

Perhaps

[@thejosh3855]

Mr.Slavic?

[@civfanatic8853]

Man, that ”Brcko” sounds like there is no vowel there and actually it is not, but that î/â sound/vowel which you forget. The Romanian can only come to your help, especially thanks to that î/â vowel, therefore the tormented in latin alphabet, ”Brcko” can maybe become ”Brâchko/Brîchko”. I can only suppose, but you are struggling so hard with the Latin alphabet, its a pain here for me. You can NOT have 4 consonants b, r, c, k without a vowel and that vowel may be just ”Î/”. Just saying. Please come back with a friendly comment if you agree :D The Roumanian language, God bless it, has the letters for some sounds in the slavic languages, so dont be shy, pls :)

[@sledgehog1]

Why the hell does this sound exist in Portuguese?(unstressed e becomes the î/â) 😂

[@skule7760]

Tešanj is the third i think

[@5ar_]

Сјајан видео! Мала опаска на 23:36, ми Срби користимо сва слова приказана, али не користимо и са цртицом, то шц слово и "ја" знак, него имамо комбимацију слова ј (које је Вук Караџић узео из немачког) и а.

[@kosovorepublic882]

Ja u skoli kad sam ucio vasu cerilicu nikad nisam vidio slovo r naopako i slovo i sa onim kvakom na vrhu i ja nikad nebi reko da je srbska

[@5ar_]

@@kosovorepublic882 Да, то обрнуто р је "ја" знак

[@kosovorepublic882]

Nisam to znao a inace znam citati cirilicu ko i latinicu ali kada pokusam nesta napisat na cirilici ne znam napisat haha zanimljivo mi je to sta ti kazes ? Znam citat cirilicu a ne znam je pisat a kod mene rodjak zna pisat cirilicu ali je ne zna citati.Sta imas reci na to

[@5ar_]

@@kosovorepublic882 Да ли је могуће научити ту вештину? 😁

[@kosovorepublic882]

Jest Allaha mi , dok sam u skoli od 1 do 4 razreda ucio znao sam i citat i pisat al sad samo znam citat jer kad hocu pisat nmg se sjetiti kako slova izgledaju a ovo sto ti pises isto kao da pises na latinici , tako ja to citam

[@ilijabosnjak76]

Po prezimenu starom plemenitom ja sa Bošnjak I nisam Musliman.. I šta sad??? Muslimani kradu moje prezime svaki dan da se zovu Bošnjaci??? A nisu Bošnjaci...

[@ilijabosnjak76]

Kenan Bajrić Kenane a gdje to piše kod Osmanlija i AustroUgara da su Muslimani Bošnjaci??? Vi možda imate bolje informacije Ali Ja ne govorim o entitetu samo o prezimenu..Nikad Nisam upoznao Muslimana sa prezimenom Bošnjak a nastavnica iz Beograda se prezivala Bošnjak.. 😂 imao sam sve petice 😂...

[@vladob3]

"Bošnjak" - do II svetskog rata su to prezime preuzimali večinom doseljenici iz Bosne na prostore Srbije, Hrvatske ili Crne Gore. Tako da se prezime Bošnjak, kao i još neke verzije tog prezimena pojavljuju jednako u Srbiji, Hrvatskoj i Crnoj Gori. U Slućaju mojih predaka, navodno je davni predak sa područja istočne Bosne ili područja Hercegovine, preko Drine došao u Šumadiju negde u XVIII veku. Pošto nije želeo da otkrije svoje pravo ime (u to doba su bile krvne osvete i razni drugi razlozi za promenu identiteta česta pojava), dopalo ga prezime Bošnjak. Već njegovi sinovi su preuzeli prezime Bošnjaković, pošto su za njegovog života onovali vlastite porodice, a on je ostao kao neki starešina familije te tako jedini sa prezimenom Bošnjak. To su neproverene ali prilično pouzdane informacije koje su se tek naknadno zabeležile u crkvene knjige na osnovu svedočenja. - od kasnih 80ih odnosno ranih 90ih naziv Bošnjak se upotrebljava za Bosance (stanovnike Bosne po rođenju), koji nisu ni Hrvati ni Srbi, već su većinom Muslimanske vjere. - zadnje vreme je snažna iniciativa da se formalno uvrsti i zvanični naziv Bosanac, za stanovnike Bosne po rođenju koji ne žele da se opredjele vezano na vjeru i/ili pripadnost drugim narodima. To ima itekako smisla, pošto su mnogi rođeni, a nadam se da će se mnogi još roditi u mešanim brakovima. A drugi su opet ateisti, agnostici ili jednostavno vjernici kojima podjela na crkvu (Pravoslavna/Katolička) nije bitna.

[@naskutak]

Žalosna zemlja puna dobrih i ekstremno glupih ljudi

[@TomaELPatronHOMIE]

You sound american!

[@loukasarnaoutakis3260]

Φφ this word is Greek ! ! ! !

[@neerajsingh-pn2xo]

Very insane review you are not allowing to other to know about the correct fact of this country sorry .

[@guineapig55555]

what is a "Bosnian"?

[@kosovorepublic882]

Bosnian are people from Bosnia

[@kosovorepublic882]

Bosniak are a muslim in Bosnia

[@milanmrkic3157]

bogumils?hahahahahahahha

[@colinplays5170]

im 8 so i cant smoke lololol