Nightlife

1. Koji klub preporučujete?

   Which club do you recommend?

   Usage

   Asking for a club recommendation

   Grammar Note

   Uses the polite vi form (preporučujete). Klub is masculine.

2. Ulaz košta deset KM

   The entrance fee is 10 KM

   Usage

   Stating or understanding the entrance fee

   Grammar Note

   The currency is the KM (konvertibilna marka), which does not change after numerals.

3. Jedno pivo i jedno vino, molim

   One beer and one wine, please

   Usage

   Ordering a beer and a glass of wine

   Grammar Note

   Pivo and vino are neuter, hence jedno. For non-alcoholic say bezalkoholno.

4. Možemo li dobiti VIP sto?

   Can we get a VIP table?

   Usage

   Asking for a VIP table

   Grammar Note

   Sto ("table") is a masculine noun in Bosnian.

5. Do koliko sati radi klub?

   Until what time does the club stay open?

   Usage

   Asking until what time the club is open

   Grammar Note

   "Do + genitive" means "until".

6. Možete li utišati muziku?

   Can you turn down the music?

   Usage

   Asking to turn the music down

   Grammar Note

   Bosnian uses muzika (Croatian glazba).

7. Kuda idemo poslije kluba?

   Where are we going after the club?

   Usage

   Asking where to go after the club

   Grammar Note

   Poslije + genitive. Poslije is the ijekavian form (Serbian posle).

8. Možete li nam pozvati taksi?

   Can you call a taxi for us?

   Usage

   Asking staff to call a taxi for you

   Grammar Note

   Taksi is an invariable noun; it is spelled with k, since the alphabet has no x or y.

9. Nema mjesta na listi

   There is no spot on the list

   Usage

   When your name is not on the guest list

   Grammar Note

   Nema + genitive. Mjesto is the ijekavian form.

10. Živjeli!

    Cheers!

    Usage

    A toast: Cheers!

    Grammar Note

    Derived from živjeti ("to live"). "Nazdravlje!" is also said.

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