Vidio/Vidjela sam tvoj profil na aplikaciji za upoznavanje.
I saw your profile on a dating app.
Usage
An opening line referring to the dating app
Grammar Note
The past participle depends on the speaker: vidio (m), vidjela (f, ijekavian).
Želiš li da se povežemo?
Would you like to match / connect?
Usage
Suggesting that you match or connect
Grammar Note
"Da + present" makes the suggestion. Povezati se is reflexive.
Šta tražiš na ovoj aplikaciji?
What are you looking for on this app?
Usage
Asking what the other person is looking for on the app
Grammar Note
Bosnian "what" is šta. Tražiš is the informal present.
Ovdje sam nov/nova — kako ovo funkcioniše?
I'm new here — how does it work?
Usage
Saying you are new on the app and asking how it works
Grammar Note
The adjective follows the speaker: nov (m), nova (f). Funkcioniše is the common form (funkcionira also occurs).
Možemo li razgovarati putem video poziva prije nego što se upoznamo?
Can we video chat before meeting?
Usage
Proposing a video call before meeting
Grammar Note
"Putem" takes the genitive and means "by means of". "Prije nego što" means "before".
Gdje želiš da se nađemo na prvom spoju?
Where would you like to meet for our first date?
Usage
Asking where to meet for the first date
Grammar Note
"Na + locative" (prvom spoju). Spoj is used for a date.
Uživao/Uživala sam u razgovoru — hoćeš li da se nađemo?
I enjoyed chatting — want to meet up?
Usage
Saying you enjoyed chatting and suggesting to meet
Grammar Note
The past participle depends on the speaker: uživao (m), uživala (f).
Imaš odličan profil i lijepe fotografije!
You have a great profile / nice photos!
Usage
Complimenting someone's profile and photos
Grammar Note
Lijepe is the ijekavian spelling (ekavian: lepe).
Ovdje sam sedmicu dana — želiš li da se vidimo?
I'm visiting for a week — would you like to meet?
Usage
Saying you are here for a week and suggesting to meet
Grammar Note
Sedmica is the Bosnian word for "week" (not the Croatian tjedan).
Mislim da se odlično slažemo!
I think we're a good match!
Usage
Saying you think you are a great match
Grammar Note
"Slagati se" means "to get along"; it is reflexive, first person plural slažemo.
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