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Uploaded by deniskraskovic on Apr 11, 2007
Film based on Jacques Prevertes poem "Barbara".
Film & Animation
Standard YouTube License
You could call it Swahilli2 but all those variants
are Serbian language dialects.
If you ask Montenegro government, answer is yes.
if you ask scholars they are divided with Monenegrian minority on power.
if you ask people, everyone will laugh at you (that`s Serbian)
So mostly those are purely political decisions of delusional officials. So final answer is yes but it its Serbian.
markoresko 2 years ago
Hasn't Montenegrin been promoted to a language on its own and not a dialect (or a variant of Serbian language) anymore?
kretenka12 2 years ago
Trere are at least 2 variants of Serbian. "ekavian" - seti se, "ijekavian" - sjeti se and also Serbian that is spoken in Montenegro.
This IS Croatian variant of Serbian, if you want , Croatian language.
They have "stokavian" dialect , you can recognize people from Zagreb, talking "što" (croatian) instead of "šta" in serbian (meaning "what")
So this pronunciation in this youtube video is Croatian, so to speak.
And previous posts tend to make confusion here!
No, "sjeti se" is not serbian, it's croatian. Serbian would be "seti se".
kretenka12 3 years ago
it's not crotian but serbian
c'est du serbe pas du croate
Kaylissa68 3 years ago
poslije duuuuuuuuugo godina ,ponovo cujem Barbaru.... Hvala ti
vetana71 3 years ago
It's actually croatian language.
kretenka12 4 years ago
serbian language
Apeiron29 4 years ago
dobro
saru82 4 years ago
croatian
pyrozvanipile 4 years ago
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You could call it Swahilli2 but all those variants
are Serbian language dialects.
If you ask Montenegro government, answer is yes.
if you ask scholars they are divided with Monenegrian minority on power.
if you ask people, everyone will laugh at you (that`s Serbian)
So mostly those are purely political decisions of delusional officials. So final answer is yes but it its Serbian.
markoresko 2 years ago
Hasn't Montenegrin been promoted to a language on its own and not a dialect (or a variant of Serbian language) anymore?
kretenka12 2 years ago
Trere are at least 2 variants of Serbian. "ekavian" - seti se, "ijekavian" - sjeti se and also Serbian that is spoken in Montenegro.
This IS Croatian variant of Serbian, if you want , Croatian language.
They have "stokavian" dialect , you can recognize people from Zagreb, talking "što" (croatian) instead of "šta" in serbian (meaning "what")
So this pronunciation in this youtube video is Croatian, so to speak.
And previous posts tend to make confusion here!
markoresko 2 years ago
No, "sjeti se" is not serbian, it's croatian. Serbian would be "seti se".
kretenka12 3 years ago
it's not crotian but serbian
c'est du serbe pas du croate
Kaylissa68 3 years ago
poslije duuuuuuuuugo godina ,ponovo cujem Barbaru.... Hvala ti
vetana71 3 years ago
It's actually croatian language.
kretenka12 4 years ago
serbian language
Apeiron29 4 years ago
dobro
saru82 4 years ago
croatian
pyrozvanipile 4 years ago