Airport & Customs

1. Molim vas, pokažite pasoš

   Please show your passport

   Usage

   An officer asking you to show your passport

   Grammar Note

   Bosnian uses pasoš (Croatian putovnica).

2. Koja je svrha vaše posjete?

   What is the purpose of your visit?

   Usage

   The officer asking why you are visiting

   Grammar Note

   Posjeta is the ijekavian form.

3. Koliko noći planirate ostati?

   How many nights are you planning to stay?

   Usage

   The officer asking how many nights you will stay

   Grammar Note

   After koliko the genitive plural is used (noći).

4. Imate li nešto da prijavite?

   Do you have anything to declare?

   Usage

   A customs officer asking whether you have anything to declare

   Grammar Note

   Prijaviti means "to report, declare".

5. Moj prtljag nije stigao

   My luggage hasn't arrived

   Usage

   When your luggage has not arrived

   Grammar Note

   Prtljag is masculine, hence stigao.

6. Ovo je ručni prtljag

   This is carry-on luggage

   Usage

   Saying this is carry-on luggage

   Grammar Note

   Composed from common words with regular grammar. Ručni means "of the hand".

7. U tranzitu sam

   I'm in transit

   Usage

   Telling staff you are a transit passenger

   Grammar Note

   The locative of tranzit is tranzitu.

8. Gdje je izlaz za ukrcavanje?

   Where is the gate?

   Usage

   Asking where the boarding gate is

   Grammar Note

   At airports the gate is called izlaz.

9. Kada počinje ukrcavanje?

   When does boarding begin?

   Usage

   Asking when boarding starts

   Grammar Note

   Ukrcavanje is neuter.

10. Gdje je bescarinska prodavnica?

    Where is the duty-free shop?

    Usage

    Asking where the duty-free shop is

    Grammar Note

    Composed from common words with regular grammar. Prodavnica is the Bosnian word for "shop".

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