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"At the moment I'm in Serbia, I live in Belgium but I have family here"

Good Helsen! :D

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Здраво! (гоогле транслате  )    (wrote on his wall)[/size]
 



This is how I read it ;)
 
zivim means: i am living
u Belgiu: in Belgium
tu?  : in or you?
 
Srbiju rodbina: famlily in Serbia?

I used Google Translate, which "detected" that line as Bosnian.
 
Google produced similar phrases from Bosnian and Serbian, but both were shown in awkward English.  Normal for google.   :)
 
I used that service to post a Serbian Hello on his wall and do so hope that it is not insulting or something!   :)
 

"At the moment I'm in Serbia, I live in Belgium but I have family here"
Good Helsen!


This time, Google detected Serbian and translated it as "Now I am currently in Serbia, I live in Belgiu have that in Serbia relatives"    

 

Thanks, Audrey, I understand it much better now!   :)

 

He lives in Belgium, but is visiting Serbia, where he has relatives. !  Hmm, my English line is awkward, too! 

 

Audrey...you replied as I was editing this post1  (out of smileys)

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Serbian, bosnian and croatian are very similar. Maybe it was awkward because he hasnt really made a nicely constructed sentence, I guess he lived in Belgium most of his life. Eh Ajs? :D

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I did not use any translation program :), and I never saw any serbian, bosnian or croatian language before. To me it looked a bit like polish ... all slavic languages in the end :)

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This is how I read it ;)

 

zivim means: i am living

u Belgiu: in Belgium

tu?  : in or you?

 

Srbiju rodbina: famlily in Serbia?

Cousins in Serbia 

Serbian, bosnian and croatian are very similar. Maybe it was awkward because he hasnt really made a nicely constructed sentence, I guess he lived in Belgium most of his life. Eh Ajs? :D

Živio sam u Srbija do 3 godina i onda sam se preselio u Belgiju

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Здраво! (гоогле транслате  )    (wrote on his wall)[/size]

 

 

I used Google Translate, which "detected" that line as Bosnian.

 

Google produced similar phrases from Bosnian and Serbian, but both were shown in awkward English.  Normal for google.   :)

 

I used that service to post a Serbian Hello on his wall and do so hope that it is not insulting or something!   :)

 

This time, Google detected Serbian and translated it as "Now I am currently in Serbia, I live in Belgiu have that in Serbia relatives"    

 

Thanks, Audrey, I understand it much better now!   :)

 

He lives in Belgium, but is visiting Serbia, where he has relatives. !  Hmm, my English line is awkward, too! 

 

Audrey...you replied as I was editing this post1  (out of smileys)

Im here just for 2 weeks and i will go to home(Belgium)

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