I VISITED BOSNIA SO YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO

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[@sportskiarhiv2730]

1."Bosnia is part of Serbia"-Eastern Roman Emperor Constantine VII (De Administrando Imperio). De Administrando Imperio ("On the Governance of the Empire") is the Latin title of a Greek-language work written by the 10th-century Eastern Roman Emperor Constantine VII. 2. "Serbia (with Bosnia and Herzegovina),Montenegro,Dalmatia(today part of Croatia) are lands with Serbian population"-Eastern Roman Emperor Constantine VII (De Administrando Imperio). 3.Stephen Tvrtko I (c. 1338 - 10 March 1391) was the first king of Bosnia. His title is : "King of Serbs,Bosnia,Primorje and West Sides " 4. 1463. Turks came in Bosnia and starting islamization of Serbs. 5. In time of Turks(1463-1878) Serbs were enemy of Turks and islamized Serbs who became Turks. 6.1875-78 Serbian uprising against Turks 7.1878. Austro-hungary occupied Bosnia 8.Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1879 census: Eastern Orthodox Christians(Serbs) - 496,761 (42,88%) Muslims - 448,613 (38.75%) Roman Catholics(Croats)- 209,391 (18.08%) 9. World War One :Serbs vs Austro-hungary,Croats,Muslims (so-called Bosniaks) 10.Bosnia and Herzegovina was part of Kingdom Serbs,Croat,Slovenians (1918-1941) 11. World War Two(1941-45) - The Genocide of the Serbs was the systematic persecution of Serbs which was committed during World War II by Independent State of Croatia (Croats and Muslims). This genocide was simultaneously carried out with the Holocaust in the NDH as well as the genocide of Roma, by combining Nazi racial policies with the ultimate goal of creating an ethnically pure Greater Croatia. 12. In time of SFR Yugoslavia (1945-91/92) Bosnia was land of equal peoples :Serbs,Croats and Muslims. 13. 1992. Croats and Muslims without necessary constitutional permission of Serbs voted for Independent Bosnia and Herzegovina. That started war ! 14. 1993.They changed name Muslims to Bosniaks because they wanted that West public think that Bosnia is land of "Bosniaks" and that Serbs came from Serbia like occupators. 15. Today so called Bosniaks lieing about past of Bosnia,about name Bosniaks ,about name of language (so-called Bosnian language),about Bosnian kings and many other things. They lieing on TV,Wikipedia,Internet and they paid even some foreign historians. 16. *So-called Bosniaks in time of Turks(1463-1878):" We are Turks". *So-called Bosniaks in time of Austro-hungary(1878-1918):"We are Muslims". *So called Bosniaks in time of Kingdom Yugoslavia(1918-41):"We are Muslims" *So-called Bosniaks in time of Independent State Croatia(1941-45):"We are Croats with muslim faith. *So-called Bosniaks in time SFR Yugoslavia(1945-92):"Our ethnic name is Muslims" . *So-called Bosniaks since 1993.:"We are Bosniaks". 17. Today in Bosnia and Herzegovina BOSANCI mean citizens of Bosnia (Serbs,Bosniaks,Croats...) and BOŠNJACI mean name one of ethnic groups(Bosniaks). 18. Like I said Muslims with intention 1993. done that hoax with names BOSNIAKS(Bošnjaci),BOSNIA(Bosna),BOSNIANS(Bosanci) etc.

[@Adem-gz4uh]

@@sportskiarhiv2730 Christian Bosnians had not described themselves as either Serbs or Croats prior to the 19th century and before the Austrian occupation in 1878 when the current tri ethnic system of Bosnia was enacted based on religious affiliation. Before the Austrian occupation ‘’Bosnian Croats’’ and ‘’ Bosnian Serbs’’ referred to themselves as Bosniak/Bosnian despite their Catholic or Orthodox faith. With the new tri ethnic system they made it easier for Serb and Croat nationalists to assimilate the orthodox and catholic Bosniaks. - Serbia and Croatia only occupied parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina briefly in the Middle Ages, neither have any serious historical claims to Bosnia. Although Bosnia did interact with its Serb and Croat neighbours over the centuries it still had a very different history and culture from them. 12th century Byzantine historian John Kinnamos reported that Bosnia was not subordinated to the Grand Count of Serbia; rather the Bosnians had their own distinct way of life and government. According to the expert on medieval Balkan history John V.A Fine reports that the Bosnjani have been a distinct people since at least the 10th century - ‘’Bosniak’’ Wasn’t Created in 1993 The first use of the word Bosniak as an ethnonym in the English language was by a British diplomat and historian Paul Rycaut in 1680. So, the notion that the ethnonym Bosniak was coined in 1993 is totally moronic. The earliest ever attestation to a Bosnian ethnonym emerged with the historical term Bosnjanin which was denoted to the people of medieval Bosnia. Once the Ottoman Empire conquered the region the nin suffix was replaced with ak creating the modern Bosniak word. The ethnonym was first used by Bosnian king Tvrtko II who in 1440 dispatched a delegation to the Polish king of Hungary asserting friendship between the Bosniak and Pole. - Why not mention that 80% of bosnia was Muslim in 1600. Cherry-picking data i see to hide the fact that you disbelievers are genocidal pigs and dogs. - You lied on the yugoslav census, nearly all the people who classed as "yugoslav" or "undecided" were bosniaks. - We had all right to declare independence to avoid getting slaughtered like sheep. - The Handzar division was formed to defend Bosniak civilians in eastern bosnia in a response against massacres committed by serbs. Handzar had no involvement in jasenovac. And when the handzar was asked to fight in hungary they deserted as the germans promised that the division only would operate in northeastern bosnia against chetniks who killed 70k muslims.

[@bosniencommie1202]

O yea your frend is perfect humen

[@MonolithInquisitor]

✋🇺🇦

[@ahmedsarajlic8971]

Ne postoji republika srbska

[@milovanraul9263]

Imagine asking your neighbors in the back yard what are they doing, and the answer : I'm flowering the land mines.

[@foxyoner3674]

Bro my grandma's backyard is just a 100m open field I swear one I'm just going to be chilling in the house and just hear a bang

[@minhducnguyen9276]

Such is life in Bosnia. Or just ex Yugoslavia in general.

[@bremc666]

Except Slovenia. You would sooner found some unexploded shell from ww1 here.

[@randomnoliferedditer7017]

@@foxyoner3674lol wtf

[@elvozelka3200]

You know... IM ALWAYS WATERING MY LANDMINES 😂

[@DJChiefX197]

If only inter-Balkan relations were as beautiful as Balkan geography.

[@kolobara08]

Hear hear... Greetings from Bosnia 🙋🏼‍♂️

[@WiewiurTV]

Bosnia is like a piece of Ham surrounded by Hyenas. kinda sad as i very much like their people they're seriously friendly.

[@Luka-ty4qr]

We would be that much closer to achieving world peace

[@MeteoraZero]

@@WiewiurTV hmmmmm

[@alessandroboccalatte8120]

The balkans are beautiful due to their relations

[@wakaastudio]

Thanks for this very nice video. What an incredible time I had in Bosnia! It's a country like no other, and I owe this unforgettable experience to Vekas, our remarkable tour guide from Bosnian Tours. He went above and beyond to customize the tour based on our preferences, ensuring we had an enriching visit. It's not often you come across guides as committed as Vekas in Bosnia. Despite the short duration, we managed to explore around 15 diverse locations. If you're starting to plan your next vacation, I highly recommend considering a trip to Bosnia!

[@Schnittwin]

Jesus Christ someone spent a fortune on purchasing bot likes?

[@З63]

​@@Schnittwin yea

[@nocturnaljoe9543]

@@Schnittwin I gave him a like. So I guess I am a bot, bro.

[@AnDom]

I'm so proud of the fact that there is a video of one of the 3 war countries not sparking a war in the comments. I hope it continues.

[@MrFiox-zf1tf]

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[@AnDom]

@@MrFiox-zf1tf you're telling me that peace we had on this video was short lived?

[@vedranantunovic9131]

Bosnian here. He wasn't wrong in saying the relations have improved. Most of the people that discriminate are older (they went through war) or it's in some form in politics. In generations after the war there really isn't much discrimination. I too hope this continues, thank you for the kind comment.

[@AnDom]

@@vedranantunovic9131 ljepo zar ne? Manje se mrzimo svi tu. Nadam se da se smirimo u budućim generacijama.

[@predragmisljenovic5738]

As a Serb my part of family still have traumas of war when whe crose border they remeber how there whas runing thrue border

[@turbo-tunes1]

I'm Bosnian, I've been in many european countries. And trust me Bosnia just has that vibe of chillness, like you easily gain friends, and people are just hospitable and will laugh you to the tears. No matter which part of Bosnia, it's the same.

[@foxyoner3674]

Yes

[@martinusv7433]

Umm...it doesn't seem that you actually meant to say "hostile" 😄

[@ступид-й8ъ]

hospitable*

[@justreviveleninok8728]

@@martinusv7433 who knows c.c

[@Fergusius]

I'm a Serb, from Novi Sad, and did you really mean 'hostile'??? I know we can all, and I mean all of the people in this glorious region of ours *cough*, can be stubborn and a bit obnoxious, but surely not hostile..... :P Just saying

[@JersyiteGaming]

BREAKING NEWS: First Serbian man to compliment Bosnia has posted his compliments on the internet. Peace in the Balkans has been achieved (not so much in other parts of Europe)

[@thereallemon429]

It appears to that he is actually Bosnian

[@MujahidDomov]

@@thereallemon429he’s not a real Bosnian at heart .. which I’m not sayin just bc he’s probably not Muslim. It’s bc his failure explanation of Bosnia Herzegovina

[@Zuberm1]

Bosnian rule number 1: if you're a girl, your name ends with an a

[@sjekiralady1645]

Bosnian rule number 2: your last name has a high chance of ending with the letter ć

[@brgir]

mine didnt end with lats letter a in my name and ć for last name

[@sjekiralady1645]

@@brgir that's why I said high chance instead of definitely

[@Nanfuyu]

I can confirm both rules for the names

[@ВИКТОРДРАГУНОВ-ю1м]

Ne daj se Ines? 😝

[@skolarukometagorazde]

As a Bosnian I lm dying of laughter of all of these Bosnian jokes.

[@adomuhic4964]

Same brother

[@tarikccix1954]

im from sarajevo the city that he talked about so same i was dying of laughter too

[@brgir]

hahahahahaahhaahhaahah ja iz Gracanice u Bosni

[@PatriotRepublikeBiH]

Ja sam iz Orahova

[@PatriotRepublikeBiH]

U gradisku

[@ria_nix5924]

I as Croat in Bosnia love the way you said everything right.Not like other internacional youtubers who mispronounced almost everything,thank you for taking time to say it right.Much love from me.

[@resanana]

LoL Druze lik je srbin hahahahahha

[@ria_nix5924]

@@ajnurajnur2208 znam,živim u Sarajevu.

[@SarielSol]

he is serbian, so he speaks croat and bosnian languages with little effort

[@irtesunver8624]

bro he's a Serb lol

[@scordatura9259]

​@SarielSol i mean linguists consider it literally the same language so it probably wouldnt be hard for him whatsoever

[@pac-mk8gg]

Sarajevo is also called “The European of Jerusalem”

[@Mike8827]

I‘m pretty sure it’s „the Jerusalem of Europe“ 😅

[@Retaliatixn]

Pray that I come one day to visit. Love from Algeria. 🇩🇿❤️🇧🇦 Tekbir.

[@Mike8827]

3 = 1 ☘️ ✝️

[@krzypl5959]

Haven't heard that

[@raven-gb3yx]

It's also called serbia

[@pendaofmercia7892]

I went for 6 days, loved it. Landed in Serbia and drove to Lukavac where we were staying, got drunk on rakije the night we arrived and then drove to Sarajevo the next morning with a hangover. You are right, the food is divine.

[@g_lorn]

Lukavac my hometown 😂 how did i find this comment

[@pendaofmercia7892]

@@g_lorn you know whats even stranger? I just found the bottle of plum rakija from that trip, 10 years or so ago now lol.

[@g_lorn]

@@pendaofmercia7892 welp, happens me having one bottle at home, now we have to drink one together, zivjeli!

[@pendaofmercia7892]

@@g_lorn okay, at half past the hour I will take a drink with you 😜

[@g_lorn]

@@pendaofmercia7892 cheers! 😁

[@rexdevereux6648]

I'm Canadian living in Serbia for a few years. Visited Bosnia last spring for the first time. Great country and I can't wait to go back.

[@hamzasehavdic]

youre welcome back

[@andysabeh7590]

Why is a Canadian living in Serbia lol?

[@endofthew00rld]

Is it Serbia a good place to live or visit?

[@Makyura43]

As Serbian who has lived in Canada for a while I have one thing to say on the topic. I choose poverty and have no regrets about it. Jokes aside Balkan in general is much more social ,fun loving and yolo than western nations. Its a cultural thing i guess. Also if you earn money over teh internets with 2000 euro you can live like a boss since value of money is 4-5 times greater than in the west. So with amazing food , beautiful women , rakija and very low crime rates and also ( killer night life and shit ton of narcotics / optional ) bunch of foreigners have moved to Belgrade in recent years.

[@Swf_k4]

@@Makyura43 As a Bosniak, we know EVERYBODY in the mahala. Like no crap your grandpa will know about 80 people and i gurantee you he will meet 10 childhood friends minimum and will talk to them. It's really fun going out with your grandpa and his friends. Even tho the main topic will be wtleast about a deceased person, war stories or fishing. And it's not just in Bosnia it's in the whole balkans.

[@BalkanOdyssey_]

*Burek intensifies*

[@BIastProcX]

Get out Serb

[@Em1ljc]

Ma šuti

[@emilyok1900]

HAHAHA

[@kaishadows7274]

@@Em1ljc 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@kopro4935]

@@BIastProcX you are serb to :|

[@brayanpardoperez9024]

Bosnia Is the second in my list of countries to visit behind Italy. I hope one day could visit this harmonious and beautiful country, is one of my greatest wishes. Greetings from Colombia

[@prp584]

You'll have a friendly welcome 😁 Make sure to enjoy the beautiful nature and the awesome food when you visit! Warm greetings 🌺

[@brayanpardoperez9024]

​@@prp584 actually visiting Europe from any Latin American country is so complicated, but I wish I could go there.

[@infern0764]

what is the first?

[@alexduarte6606]

@@infern0764 he already said Italy dumbass

[@franfinesim]

Visit spring of Una, Štrbački buk. This is just one of the most beautiful places in Bosnia

[@cerebrummaximus3762]

I visited Bosnia and Herzegovina (a city in all 'regions': Sarajevo, Mostar, Banja Luka, amongst more), and honestly it's one of the sweetest places I've been. Sadly I was in a rush, but I drank from the fountain thing in Sarajevo, and apparently there's a legend saying I'm gonna come back if I drink from it, so thankfully there's that, haha Love to Bosnia and Herzegovina from Bulgaria! 🇧🇦❤🇧🇬

[@wayzUX]

The legend means that you found a wife there as well

[@cerebrummaximus3762]

@@wayzUX Haha, sadly no, at least not yet. Also I'm in my late teens, so a bit early for me as much as I'd like it

[@skuarez]

Historically we hate each other. But outside of that, we are just a happy disfunctional and broken family which shares a lot in common and used to be one

[@OstojaSRB]

Upravo tako

[@hamisracistuwu2469]

No no I think we hate each other

[@Pedrosa2541]

It's kind of strange, because at the end of the day Serbs, Bosnians and Croats are just the same people, slavs who migrated south at around V to VII century A.D, their only difference being their respective main religions.

[@LjuboCupic1912]

@@Pedrosa2541 one correction, Bosniaks, not Bosnians. Bosniak refers to the ethnicity, and Bosnian refers to a person living in Bosnia, who may be a Bosniak, but could also be a Serb or a Croat.

[@Dominik189]

Honestly this is kind of accurate. We basically hate eachother when it comes to discussions of countries, but on a personal level one guy to another we're kind of chill. Kind off.

[@yugoslav8755]

As i can see, all Hungarians remember you as "The Serbian guy in a hentai hoodie that sings Horthy Miklos katonaja vagyok"

[@Shunshnura]

And excellent reputation to be sure.

[@Hago_official]

Agreed

[@igorjee]

@9603 Why?

[@stalinsmum6475]

One of my personal favorites

[@danieljhalab6775]

Yo gimme the link nk I can't find it

[@matthewlynch9331]

I went to Bosnia this summer (Im Irish) and I felt so welcome everyone was so nice! I visited Sarajevo, Mostar, Konic and Stolitz. I must of had Cevapi at least once a day it was wonderful!

[@NezrinaT]

I'm glad u enjoyed it here :D I don't see a lot of people who know about bosnia that aren't from balkan

[@mrtrollnator123]

@@NezrinaT I would like to visit Bosnia someday🙂

[@croatianwarmaster7872]

More than half of those are in Herzegovina.

[@travislewis5058]

Damn i never thought id learn so much from a anime girl with a guys voice.

[@blakerupp1444]

This video makes me cringe

[@mcfarofinha134]

@@blakerupp1444 is what your mom said when seeing your birth footage

[@blakerupp1444]

@@mcfarofinha134 Why would she look at that and why would it exist?

[@blakerupp1444]

@@mcfarofinha134 stupid anime pfp

[@mcfarofinha134]

@@blakerupp1444 she didn't bother to make a birth reel ? Must've made her cringe quite a bit eh. Not related but, I didn't know people still hated on anime profiles lol, I thought that died out back in 2014～2015

[@noneed3455]

Im bosnian and when she said that I was dying of laughter

[@johncarnege]

What did she said?

[@Uzgfhhjggjh]

@@johncarnege Translated she said "I fuck all of your mothers"

[@andiyeet]

@@Uzgfhhjggjh KURWA

[@javierhillier4252]

She?

[@Zarafin]

@@javierhillier4252 2:10

[@Varii23]

I know a year passed but man this video still rings bells in my mind you did such a nice one around our country. Thanks and much love from 🇧🇦!

[@kathyschreiber9947]

I'm old. I remember the Sarajevo winter Olympics. The city was showcased so beautifully. 10 out of 10 seems right to me,

[@shylockwesker5530]

Same here, I was little and remember the wolf mascot on TV.

[@TwinkleToesLorna]

This country being so weakened with many wars and genocized and having leftover scars, it is BEAUTIFUL. the nature, architecture... Amazing. And the best part of it, THE PEOPLE. Bosniaks are one of the friendliest, kindest, the most fun people you will meet in europe. They barely speak of their hardships and choose to appear jolly. Every time i go there i know i will meet some new friends

[@MeijunC]

Yes, among the few countries I visited from one trip, people in Bosnia are the friendliest and nicest!

[@anon1595]

I unironically want mosque review to be a thing. You make them sound so interesting

[@kron4x]

i am albanian but i can say with no doubt you are my favorite travel vlogger, other people like to sugar coat shit but you are both honest and a good editor and you have humor, i don't know if there are many albanian subscribers you have but you sure gained one 👍

[@ger8783]

As an albanian he has two albanian subscribers now

[@endri4316]

@@ger8783 apparently I'm the third

[@ger8783]

@@endri4316 uo seriozisht

[@henry-thepizzaeater-morgan704]

Memes bring people together

[@ger8783]

@@henry-thepizzaeater-morgan704 yeah at least in most cases

[@imranmeco3393]

Being a former tour guide here, I have to give you props for covering the city well! Also a tip for the culinary tourists: the main ingerdient for most of our sweets here is just straight-up syrup. It's a lot to handle for most people trying it for the first time. Also any solid food here goes well with yoghurt.

[@flemix6168]

Ty for visiting my contry PUNO LJUBAVI IZ BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE MUCH LOVE FROM BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

[@mickokov733]

As a Serbian watching this video and being in Bosnia for almost 5 years, i agree with everything that this content creator said.

[@exec4899]

Coming from Bosnia I agree w everything u said

[@maki.devcic]

Ja sam iz republik od srpska

[@maki.devcic]

@@libertas5005 ok

[@exec4899]

@Aaron Khan if ur asking me an an Bosniak

[@berekinbe6966]

@@exec4899 Da li ti znaš za Madness Combat?

[@brotheroftheworld2192]

@Mejkouthil 999 true, its genocide.

[@newton3220]

As a Bosnian I dont know if I like or hate the video. But still pretty respectful. Its hard to talk about our history and still be factual and respectful.

[@liviuciocan2203]

Just found randomly this clip. I enjoyed the actual footage, cultural info and anime/memes/jokes about it :D . Subscribed

[@nickie115]

How the fuck did I never hear about the canned beef monument?? Alright well since I'm back in Bosnia for summer vacation I'll make sure to find it.

[@Sara-ce5gc]

it's next to the Tito café, can't miss it :)

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm8]

Same

[@nickie115]

@Penguin_ Bo1 no not yet

[@mirzakurtovic5878]

Fun fact, its restored now, so its like new

[@nurabusnaq6367]

I saw the canned beef monument! It’s near the museum.

[@annasueburgendorf5637]

I have been to Bosnia just recently. Amazing and heart breaking. Will go back again

[@codename_ema]

I lived my entire life in the Canton of Tuzla so this felt like a guide of Sarajevo

[@adayinthelifeofanorthkorea]

Put u središte rudnika, kreeeeekaaa banovići!

[@foxyoner3674]

Welcome to the mines brother I'm also from the kanton just Gračanica though

[@tito6870]

@@foxyoner3674 same but from lukavac and live in the US now!

[@foxyoner3674]

@@tito6870 I wish I could visit the US but I've just gotta finish school and go to Australia for college and hopefully the US will accept me

[@yk_wim1]

Ohhhh my mom is from Tuzla!

[@HoovyBird]

Great video! Just one mistake. at 0:43 where you mention the main part its actually "Federation of Bosnia and Hezegovina" (it has a different flag too), where as Bosnia and Herzegovina refers to the whole country (FBiH and RS combined). But our shit is way too complicated even I can't understand it lol. Keep up the amazing work tho

[@CounterIntelCS]

he probably did it on purpose

[@someguy2744]

Also, Brčko Distrikt. Also 3:58 - Asr/Ikindija is like Afternoon or Late Aftenoon (right now during the summer it starts slightly before 5 :00 PM - we hit the summer solstice recently which is the day in the year with the longest amount of sun (over 18 hours of Sunshine from sun set to sun rise), which means it is also the shortest night of the year (less than 6 hours), while during the winter Asr starts like 2/3 hours earlier; Midday and noon are the same thing.

[@pedamilicic1328]

Federation of BiH has same flag as country BiH ,it use to have different flag many years ago,it is not in use at least 10 years.

[@CounterIntelCS]

@@pedamilicic1328 yes, it has the same flag, it was a push to unify the country more. The fact that the entities have the option to have their own flags, that are different from the state one, doesn't mean that they are different countries.

[@mdza]

@@CounterIntelCS yeah that was bullshit, I am from Republika Srpska but its sad they removed the flag of Federation.

[@keno6459]

He basically covered only the old part of Sarajevo, so you can only imagine how much more is there to visit in Bosnia.

[@bigfatpandalaktana2747]

Great video! Adding on to the water thing - arab tourists are most fascinated by the amount clean natural springs, quick creeks, rivers and green pastures, which are especially present in Central Bosnia, which is quite hilarious for us to observe.

[@thedstorm8922]

I mean it probably the same for tourist in Arab countries being fascinated by endless sand and rock's

[@mrvelic8523]

When he said "Ć e v a p i" I really felt that

[@tarotbyfergus954]

I was there a couple of years ago. I loved Bosnia. Sarajevo is such a fascinating city!

[@JohnSmith-xd8do]

I spent a year in Tuzla Bosnia with the US Army. I found Bosnians smart, hardworking. I found Bosnia old but clean

[@impact0r]

I imagine being an American is a struggle to find any foreigners not smart.

[@ForossanFlint]

@@impact0r "Hey look! That Macedonian is smarter than my cousin from Alabama!"

[@edinpandzic5838]

nice video....straight up Bosnian sense of humor

[@foxyoner3674]

No a lot more "kurac" would be involved

[@g_lorn]

@@foxyoner3674 also a lot more of "idi u picku mater"

[@breadbwunni]

@@g_lorn the girl on the discord call covered it well "jebo ja svima vama mater"

[@Nowyuiiiseee]

My family is hoping to go to Europe in 2024, my dad and I can speak Croatian (because we're Croats) and we're hoping to go to most countries. I'm most excited for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia.

[@atmshuvo44]

How was your trip?

[@teniente_snafu]

I went from Vienna to Istanbul in a big truck back in - hold on - 1985. It was a very interesting journey beyond the Iron Curtain. At one point we drove from Podgorica which then was called "Titograd" over Mostar to Sarajevo and then via Banja Luka to Osijek, Croatia and Pecs, Hungary. Unforgettable.

[@lildinobih8984]

I’m Bosnian, and this video shows all of the basic firsts things you see, but being half from Nemila and half from Zenica, I grew up going to this lovely country almost every year, and all of the rural areas in the mountains resemble such a nice vacation area. That’s just my part of being Bosnian though.

[@RANDOM-cn8vd]

Empire of Nemila

[@lildinobih8984]

@@RANDOM-cn8vd Indeed

[@kareldujardin844]

Blatusa in da building.

[@Ltup2]

I'm Bossnian and I am grateful for you to visit our country

[@patrickfiedler5187]

Visited Sarajevo two years ago and absolutely loved it. Great hospitality and great food.

[@Dr.AnonAnonymous]

Hello Bosnia and Herzegovina!!! *Sees intro* Goodbye Bosnia and Herzegovina!!!

[@spoman2780]

Big respect for this channel 🖤 You give me hope that balkan will reunite once again to become something this world hasn’t seen sofar!!

[@retrogotgamez]

Came for the Bosnian stayed for the anime "mascot". 2 of my favorite things

[@edibleandsentientautomobil5396]

Bonk, you infidel

[@thefreem0]

Just got back, Bosnia was awesome. One of the more unique places I have had ever been. And the food is great. Ćevapi is the best.

[@Aellebpleb]

Agreed

[@savage_aly8752]

I may not be Bosnian, but as an Egyptian whose country had great history with Bosnia during the Ottoman days. I'll always love and respect Bosnia forever. ŽIVJELA BOSNA 💪

[@Shunshnura]

Dude, you actually linked your outro song in the video description. Are you god? Have, have I truly stumbled across a goldmine of a youtuber. And honorary member of society, someone, a man, a myth, a legend, that actually puts the music they use in their description so people don't have to look trough youtube for 30 hours straight. Хвала вам

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

Szivesen uwu

[@Shunshnura]

@@LivingIronicallyinEurope Random question; What if your opinion on Austria? Like, nowadays not historically. For example the political parties, and uhh,,, the political parties? Or would you say you don't know enough about it to be able to answer it really?

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

@@Shunshnura ​ The only thing I know about Austrian politics is that Kurz is currently the chancelor and that's about it hahaha

[@Shunshnura]

@@LivingIronicallyinEurope From what you know about him and what he's doing, what would you say is your opinion on him?

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

@@Shunshnura don't really know much. I've heard he's somewhat popular with the right wing, but I don't really know enough to comment

[@petargrgic8156]

I am from Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦 and this video is awesome 👍For me sarma,ćevapi are so nice food.👍You are awesome man and I hope you will come fast to 100k subs💙💙

[@carb_8781]

bosnia seems so amazing. i love the multiculturalism, in such a (relatively) conservative place, after everything that happened in the past. it's so cool

[@SirMo]

We Sarajevans are very protective of our multiculturalism. We believe in diversity. Because variety is the spice of life. It's ostensibly why Sarajevo was such a thorn in the eye of the agressor in the 1990s war. And why it underwent such a brutal siege.

[@thattimestampguy]

0:25 Best Food (?) 1:22 Sarajevo 2:59 2:20 Gavrilo Princep Bridge 3:19 Sarajevo Clock Tower 🌙 4:04 Bash Charshia 4:41 Sebi Waterfront 5:09 Water Fountains inside the Mosques 5:35 Emperor’s Mosque dedicated to Mehmed II 5:55 Abandoned Bobsled Track 7:12 Church of Saint Anthony of Padua 9:10 Can of Beef Monument 10:35 Not too many tourist traps

[@hey-6364]

As a bosnian best food is čevapi whit onion, also burek is pie also there are more of the pies like krompiruša that is made of pitati but burek is made out of the meat also there is zeljanica she is made out of the vegggis not all veggus af there is sirnica she is made of th e chesse

[@ax7fx.]

@@hey-6364 tako je

[@TourBosnia]

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a beautiful country with wonderful people and delicious food. You are always welcome to visit our country ❤

[@TomasBradvica]

Jedan od rijetkih koji je ukljucio puno ime drzave, hvala

[@mohammadabdo5795]

ok. what ever guys says ,we will not forget wat happened for our brothers and sisters in Bosnia in 1998. as will as we will never forget whats happend for my people in 1948. as will as whats now happening in Borma and Azerbaijan.

[@toxicninja7003]

Im also muslim and i rember masacer in 1996 in bosnia

[@AiGuru]

Thank you for visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦

[@701_Rider]

🇧🇦🇧🇦💪🏽

[@ZadigLeStructuralist]

Greetings from a Bosniak! 🇧🇦❤🇹🇷

[@YandereDev]

That anime girl with green hair is pretty cute.

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

😏

[@kingdomofbird8174]

Bruh

[@mrtrollnator123]

💀

[@pprot1337]

what the fuck

[@dylandogg54]

fever dream ahh interaction

[@lmnop29]

i would absolutely tune in regularly to "Mosque Review"

[@dianarusnov292]

The largest mosque in Sarajevo is the King Fahd Mosque, and the oldest mosque is Emperor's Mosque next to the Latin Bridge. Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque is just the most well-known.

[@adnanrocevic6106]

odlicno si sve do jednu rec rekao tacno, btw prelepa zemlja sa prelepom hranom

[@idirkadric829]

I am Bosnian and been there once when I was a kid and I have vivid memories while there other than I remember that one of my family members owned a farm and actually got to drive a tractor to the farm ( supervised obviously) and remember going to the main part of Sarajevo and washed my hands in the fountain. Also remember buying a cap from one of the shops that to this day is still at one of my aunts house in Bosnia. Also I got to see the house my dad lived in.

[@MucusArt]

You make a very good case for going there. As an American, a lot of us don't really know much about the region beyond what we see on TV; reheated old tropes about wars and such. It's nice to see such in depth exploration of what the country is like now, and it looks like a charming place.

[@boardante8454]

im croatian and i like bosnija cuz we both got independence and fought against serbs in the war

[@adomuhic4964]

My mouth started watering after he showed my favourite dish ĆEVAPI

[@Amethyst.Deceiver]

Burek too.

[@Eysjshjwjwueuwm]

​@@Amethyst.Deceiver Burek is my fav food lol

[@LenLenBloomz]

As a Bosnian from Sarajevo, I'm glad you enjoyed your time here, even as a serb, finally there's peace in the Balkans. I'm glad you did your research on everything and kept our culture accurate!

[@nedimsisic372]

You forgot one dish: BUREK

[@tokyosexwhale8961]

Eh peta is better

[@nou7339]

@@tokyosexwhale8961 agreed

[@Tgunify]

And Grah

[@babofikret]

Burek sa sirom lol jk

[@hellogoodbye3382]

JE SIRNICA NIJE ‘Burek sa Sirom’ Sram te bilo

[@queenofstrongstyle]

I'm Bosnian and your video is awesome! New subscriber!

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

Welcome!

[@mafiosomemer3730]

Sarajevo, Rogatica, Vishegrad, Vlasenica, Maglaj, Doboj, Srebrenica, Mostar, Prijedor, Zenica, Zvornik, Tuzla, Kalesija, Devetak, i Kiseljak. Cities and towns that were never forgotten during that war.

[@mukeispirit4690]

👏Jednom dođoh da upoznam Sarajevo grad, tada bijah momak neženjen i mlad👏

[@veljkodjokic9310]

A sad si odrastao čovek,oženjen i dalje mlad?

[@Pantic11]

@@veljkodjokic9310 loool

[@kkerakkii1147]

svidja mi se pfp

[@midloran]

Da

[@Narusauce]

Bro this is an amazing video! So informative and entertaining! You deserve many, many more views and subs

[@MTH3h3l0l]

No one really talks about Bosnia, good vid dude. Loved it. Also I'm glad you liked the country :)

[@Jennifer-tr7ys]

I want to go to Bosnia NOW~ Thanks for sharing!

[@NeqquaWasStolen]

Opa niki i have returned after a year of missing out in your hillarious content, sorry bro but ya boi back

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

Welcome back bruh

[@NormalChannel95]

I love places that have lots of History in them, makes you wanna stay and learn more in person than what the media shows you.

[@CocoHutzpah]

That's more things about Bosnia than I ever expected to learn in my lifetime.

[@peterroberts7832]

Greek viewer, gonna visit Bosnia and that mosque and probably break down in tears but ill be able to say I did it

[@abso9639]

Being Bosnian myself the one thing thing that we do best is make up satisfying curse words and phrases like you can let your anger out with such rage and passion.

[@ScorpioN-mm5pd]

Love all my Yugoslav bros. From Serbia

[@webspike.]

ENGLISH Whenever i see videos talking about Bosnia and Herzegovina, my respect for my country is high Sending love from Bosnia and Herzegovina BOSNIAN Kada god vidim vide o Bosni, postovanje o mojoj drzavi je visoka. Saljem ljubav iz Bosne (P.s. We Bosnians do have a habit to cuss a lot , even toddlers 😅. I like the fact that you like our food🙂)

[@cosmozh]

I love Bosnian culture, traditions and spirituality. Such a small area where Orient meets the Occident. A beautiful mix of cultures, religions and kitchens… Every time when I think about this wonderful place my hearth beats faster, my ayes are filled with tears…. Emotions blow me away….

[@Denaj-et7zx]

I swear to god this should have more views that it does

[@MidnightTubeXD]

1:10 ..... Should I be scared you were next to my building-

[@wzelo5680]

Midnight_ Tube TwT yes

[@tdudejr55]

You should be scared about not typing like a normal person

[@wildguy4773]

Lol my aunt lives nearby this church to

[@PeterBudavari]

I was 12 when I have learnt about balkan sweets (small cucumber shaped, fried dough in siroup) in Sarajevo, it was heavenly good, next day we were visiting Mostar, I will never forget it!

[@Em22-wtf]

Reminder set... Hopefully YT will recognize this, lol, and actually remind me!

[@noone-io4yj]

3:57 yes yes I love me some *left to right* written Arabic and the fajr prayer isn't totally necessary

[@Lt.101]

🤣🤣👏

[@localcrackhead4038]

BRO I READ ASAR AS RENGAS

[@noone-io4yj]

@@localcrackhead4038 lol

[@mirzahamzabaig5667]

@@localcrackhead4038 Not to mention "Maghrib"

[@TNTTestificate]

huh? fajr is fardh lmao

[@L_back]

Not even 6 seconds in and already... I have laughed. This man is a hero of comedy and intelligence!

[@annurissimo1082]

0:49 Actually, the entirety of Bosnia is full of Bosnians - I think you meant to say "Bosniaks". Bosnian is the nationality of all the people in Bosnia, but ethnicities are Bosniaks, (Bosnian) Croats and Serbs

[@nicholasbaca8065]

And if a Chinese citizen moves to the US. But stays in chinatown. Is he really american? Technically yes, but the point is that the spirit isn't really there.

[@annurissimo1082]

@@nicholasbaca8065 Luckily, all the peoples of Bosnia were in their homeland for over 500 hundred years! The competition and bad blood was non-existent not too long ago, but then the Serbs were basically indoctrinated by the central (Serbian) government. "Gu hyhhhhh no more Yugoshlavia, me want Greater SERBIA, SERBIA BEST" And at that point Croatia though "Hey" "I want that too" So they started MASSIVE campaign to convince Bosnian Catholics and Orthodox that they are actually "Serbs" and "Croats", in hopes of getting more people and territory. It took around 50 years, but they did it. Republika Srpska and FBIH exist, which means they won :(

[@thearbiter3351]

@@annurissimo1082 bosnia never was a country (not even before the ottomans) until tito made it a republic out of nowhere (along with north macedonia). It's a mix of croats, serbs and the ones who converted to islam. The name of this region existed, but it never was an independent country. A part of it was under croatia and another part was under serbia My proof is that there were plans to divide bosnia in serb and croatian territories in the yugoslav war.

[@nicholasbaca8065]

@@annurissimo1082 sorry dude. I can't really take anything anyone says about a Balkan country at face value.

[@annurissimo1082]

@@thearbiter3351 In 1391, Ban Tvrtko I Kotromanić elevated Bosnia to a Kingdom. He was the king of Bosnia, Usora i Soli, Donji Kraji, Hum, Primorje, Slavonia and Serbian lands. (His full title) So TECHNICALLY, there exists a point where Bosnia ruled over (part) of Serbia. So you are saying the Banate of Bosnia, the Kingdom of Bosnia, the Vilayet of Bosnia, the Eyalet of Bosnia, the Special Administrative Region of Bosnia and Herzegovina - none of those existed? Yeah, wooo, glorious Tito. Wo. Bosnian people were Bogomilists. Then they were Krstjans. They believed in what they wished, they had beliefs NO ONE ELSE IN THE WHOLE WORLD HAD. They fought many wars to expand their lands, for hundreds of years. As long as ONE man exists who claims to be Bosnian, the identity is not dead. A continuation of a peoples over a thousand years old - changed religion, changed ideology - but a BOSNIAN isn't defined by PRIMITIVE attributes like language a religion. A Bosnian is so much more. The successor of all his ancestors, from the Romans to the Austrians. Bosnia will never die. It will always and forever be remembered. No matter how much you try to claim it as yours, you will not succeed. That is a promise.

[@sleeplesshead602]

Binge watching your videos from the Croatia, Czech, and now this. It's awesome to have a virtual traveling amid this shitty corona pandemic.

[@georgeaslanidis4789]

Getting the train from Mostar to Sarajevo was quite beautiful, as well as hearing the call to prayer over 4 different mosques on Stari Most. Awesome place!!

[@edi9892]

As a Austrian, I laughed at what you said about Serbs and history...

[@ibrolitr5967]

As Bosnian I am laughing🤣 of those jokes And you have forgeted burek, Also i do recomend going to Bosnia just don't say ,Ne volim ćevape'

[@vladodobleja748]

I am Romanian and here we love cevapi too(we call them mici)!

[@vedranantunovic9131]

Also when u order "ćevapi", do not say "no onion". I am from bosnia and I made that mistake once...I never feared for my life more than in that moment.

[@ibrolitr5967]

Same

[@quuaaarrrk8056]

@@vedranantunovic9131 "I’d like some ćevapi, but without ćevapi" Is that better?

[@LjutaPtica]

Also, never say burek with potatoes, burek with cheese, burek with spinach, etc. Burek is burek (basically meat pie). Everything else is pie with potatoes, cheese, spinach, you name it.

[@vidcindori9650]

I love the call scene! Also its an accurate depiction of how everyone in the northern balkans feels about serbia. BRO YOU DOIN MY MOM!?

[@zemonn2633]

This is the 1st vid I watch from your channel and honestly, its funny/very interesting. You earned a sub my guy

[@Eggggggggg11]

Thank you for visiting my country!❤🇧🇦 these jokes got me crying!! Love from Sarajevo!

[@cultofsingularity]

I used to work with a couple of musicians from Sarajevo. Unfortunately, all the bands and projects we did together ended up breaking up, and all contact was completely broken off. However, I genuinely still miss visiting this country. I really want to go back, but not having the contacts I had back then makes me much more hesitant to go.

[@K55365]

Visiting your home country I see.