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1.0aMostar and the Neretva

• Book 1 · Lesson 0 — Why Bosnian?

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Borys Jarzcuk

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1.0bStari Most, Mostar

• Book 1 · Lesson 0 — Why Bosnian?

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Djani Behram

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1.0cMostar Old Town panorama

• Book 1 · Lesson 0 — Why Bosnian?

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Ramirez

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1.0dMap of Bosnia and Herzegovina

• Book 1 · Lesson 0 — Why Bosnian?

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NordNordWest

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G.0aBosnian coffee

• Grammar · Chapter 0 - Why this feels hard
• Grammar · Chapter 0 — Why this feels hard

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Michał Huniewicz

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Kahva is the drink English would never change, and this map starts with why Bosnian will.

G.0bPočitelj panorama

• Grammar · Chapter 0 - Why this feels hard
• Grammar · Chapter 0 — Why this feels hard

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Pudelek (Marcin Szala)

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Kuća is one of the same few words this notebook will reuse while each system waits its turn.

G.0cOld Bridge, Konjic

• Grammar · Chapter 0 - Why this feels hard
• Grammar · Chapter 0 — Why this feels hard

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Julian Nyča

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Most is a bridge on the map, and its pile day comes before any job chart.

1.1aBaščaršija, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 1 — Hello, Sarajevo!

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Kathleen Franklin

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1.1bSebilj fountain, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 1 — Hello, Sarajevo!

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BloodSaric

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1.1cGazi Husrev-beg complex, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 1 — Hello, Sarajevo!

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Mattan

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1.1dSarajevo Street Food Festival stage

• Book 1 · Lesson 1 — Hello, Sarajevo!

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Rudolph.A.furtado

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1.1eOutdoor café, Ferhadija, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 1 — Hello, Sarajevo!

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Milan Suvajac

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1.1fOffice of the High Representative, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 1 — Hello, Sarajevo!

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Niegodzisie

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Wikimedia Commons

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G.1aBosnian coffee set, Baščaršija

• Grammar · Chapter 1 - Why coffee is a she
• Grammar · Chapter 1 — Why coffee is a she

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İhsan Işık

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CC BY 3.0

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Kahva ends in a, so it belongs in the she pile, not because coffee is girly.

G.1bOld Bridge, Konjic

• Grammar · Chapter 1 - Why coffee is a she
• Grammar · Chapter 1 — Why coffee is a she

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Julian Nyča

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Most ends in t, so it belongs in the he pile.

G.1cZenit Beach, Neum

• Grammar · Chapter 1 - Why coffee is a she
• Grammar · Chapter 1 — Why coffee is a she

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Bdx

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC0

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More ends in e, so it belongs in the leftover pile with pivo.

1.2aSebilj, Baščaršija

• Book 1 · Lesson 2 — I am Ana

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Daniel Wabyick

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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1.2bSebilj fountain

• Book 1 · Lesson 2 — I am Ana

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JoJan

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 3.0

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/images/book1/day-02-sebilj-close.png

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1.2cBaščaršija street

• Book 1 · Lesson 2 — I am Ana

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Stechshotme

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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/images/book1/day-02-street.png

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1.2dCoco Loco café, Mostar

• Book 1 · Lesson 2 — I am Ana

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Fred Romero

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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1.2eTourists at Sebilj, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 2 — I am Ana

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JoJan

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1.2fPresidency of BiH, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 2 — I am Ana

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Niegodzisie

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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G.2aBosnian coffee set, Baščaršija

• Grammar · Chapter 2 - Subject and the thing you want
• Grammar · Chapter 2 — Subject and the thing you want

Author

İhsan Işık

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 3.0

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Ana wants the coffee as kahvu, and the ending moved for the want-it job on the same she-word.

G.2bPočitelj panorama

• Grammar · Chapter 2 - Subject and the thing you want
• Grammar · Chapter 2 — Subject and the thing you want

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Pudelek (Marcin Szala)

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Wikimedia Commons

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Kuća becomes kuću in the want-it job, the same she-pile move you saw on kahva.

G.2cSarajevsko bottle and glass

• Grammar · Chapter 2 - Subject and the thing you want
• Grammar · Chapter 2 — Subject and the thing you want

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Fanny Schertzer

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Pivo often stays pivo when you want the beer, the leftover stay-still habit beside the she-word move on kahva.

1.3aBosnian coffee

• Book 1 · Lesson 3 — Numbers and coffee

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Michał Huniewicz

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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/images/book1/day-03-kahva.png

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1.3bBosnian coffee set, Baščaršija

• Book 1 · Lesson 3 — Numbers and coffee

Author

İhsan Işık

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 3.0

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/images/book1/day-03-coffee-set.png

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1.3cTurkish delight / rahat lokum

• Book 1 · Lesson 3 — Numbers and coffee

Author

Maksym Kozlenko

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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/images/book1/day-03-lokum.png

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1.3dBaščaršija market, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 3 — Numbers and coffee

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Jennifer Boyer from Fredrick, Maryland, USA

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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1.3eAt Mejdan café, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 3 — Numbers and coffee

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CeeGee

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.3fCentral Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina

• Book 1 · Lesson 3 — Numbers and coffee

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Anthony Joh

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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G.3aBosnian coffee

• Grammar · Chapter 3 - Of, from, none
• Grammar · Chapter 3 — Of, from, none

Author

Michał Huniewicz

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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/images/book1/day-03-kahva.png

Nema kahve puts the of and none job on the coffee, so the ending is e, not the want-it u.

G.3bPočitelj panorama

• Grammar · Chapter 3 - Of, from, none
• Grammar · Chapter 3 — Of, from, none

Author

Pudelek (Marcin Szala)

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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Kuće is the of form of the house, the same she-pile e you saw on kahve.

G.3cBaščaršija, Sarajevo

• Grammar · Chapter 3 - Of, from, none
• Grammar · Chapter 3 — Of, from, none

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Kathleen Franklin

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Wikimedia Commons

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/images/book1/day-01-bascarsija.png

Iz Sarajeva uses the from job, so leftover Sarajevo becomes Sarajeva.

1.4aMorića Han courtyard café, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 4 — Mrvica’s family

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JoJan

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 3.0

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1.4bCat

• Book 1 · Lesson 4 — Mrvica’s family

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Alvesgaspar

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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/images/book1/day-04-mrvica.png

1.4cBosnian coffee gathering

• Book 1 · Lesson 4 — Mrvica’s family

Author

Michał Huniewicz

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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/images/book1/day-04-family-table.png

1.4dMorića Han, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 4 — Mrvica’s family

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Jennifer Boyer from Fredrick, Maryland, USA

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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1.4eMorning café, Baščaršija

• Book 1 · Lesson 4 — Mrvica’s family

Author

Jocelyn Erskine-Kellie from London, UK

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 2.0

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1.4fSarajevo parliament

• Book 1 · Lesson 4 — Mrvica’s family

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Dingoa

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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G.4aMorića Han courtyard café, Sarajevo

• Grammar · Chapter 4 - To, at, about
• Grammar · Chapter 4 — To, at, about

Author

JoJan

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 3.0

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Dajem Ani kahvu marks Ana with the to form Ani while coffee stays in the want-it form as the gift.

G.4bApartment kitchen

• Grammar · Chapter 4 - To, at, about
• Grammar · Chapter 4 — To, at, about

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Shixart1985

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CC BY 2.0

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Ja sam u kući uses the at form, while Idem u kuću keeps into on the want-it ending.

G.4cOutdoor café, Ferhadija, Sarajevo

• Grammar · Chapter 4 - To, at, about
• Grammar · Chapter 4 — To, at, about

Author

Milan Suvajac

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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U Sarajevu is the at form Book 1 already used for being in the city.

1.5aMap of Bosnia and Herzegovina

• Book 1 · Lesson 5 — Where is Mostar?

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NordNordWest

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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1.5bStari Most, Mostar

• Book 1 · Lesson 5 — Where is Mostar?

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Djani Behram

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.5cMostar Old Town panorama

• Book 1 · Lesson 5 — Where is Mostar?

Author

Ramirez

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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/images/book1/day-05-mostar-valley.png

1.5dStari Most, Mostar

• Book 1 · Lesson 5 — Where is Mostar?

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Adam Jones Adam63

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1.5eMostar old town

• Book 1 · Lesson 5 — Where is Mostar?

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Richard Mortel from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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/images/book1/day-05-mostar-stroll.png

1.5fMostar Old Town panorama

• Book 1 · Lesson 5 — Where is Mostar?

Author

Ramirez

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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/images/book1/day-05-civic-mostar.png

G.5aBosnian coffee set, Baščaršija

• Grammar · Chapter 5 - With, calling, the map
• Grammar · Chapter 5 — With, calling, the map

Author

İhsan Işık

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 3.0

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/images/book1/day-03-coffee-set.png

S kahvom puts the with job on coffee, so the ending is om, not the want-it u.

G.5bFriends toasting

• Grammar · Chapter 5 - With, calling, the map
• Grammar · Chapter 5 — With, calling, the map

Author

Rennett Stowe from USA

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Friends raise glasses with company, the same with job you hear in s Emirom and s Anom.

G.5cMap of Bosnia and Herzegovina

• Grammar · Chapter 5 - With, calling, the map
• Grammar · Chapter 5 — With, calling, the map

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NordNordWest

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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/images/book1/day-05-bih-map.png

The preposition map only points. Each little word sends you back to a job you already own.

1.6aSahat-kula, Travnik

• Book 1 · Lesson 6 — What time is it?

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Meyavuz

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 2.5

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1.6bUna near Bihać

• Book 1 · Lesson 6 — What time is it?

Author

Miha Peče

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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/images/book1/day-06-una-bihac.png

1.6cNeum, BiH

• Book 1 · Lesson 6 — What time is it?

Author

Pudelek (Marcin Szala)

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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/images/book1/day-06-neum.png

1.6dNeum beach

• Book 1 · Lesson 6 — What time is it?

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Bdx

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC0

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/images/book1/day-06-neum-beach.png

1.6eTravnik old town

• Book 1 · Lesson 6 — What time is it?

Author

Julian Nyča

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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/images/book1/day-06-travnik-streets.png

1.6fPelješac Bridge

• Book 1 · Lesson 6 — What time is it?

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kallerna

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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/images/book1/day-06-civic-peljesac.png

G.6aBosnian coffee set, Baščaršija

• Grammar · Chapter 6 - Adjectives and possessives
• Grammar · Chapter 6 — Adjectives and possessives

Author

İhsan Işık

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 3.0

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/images/book1/day-03-coffee-set.png

Moja kahva names the coffee with she-matching my, and moju kahvu wants that same drink.

G.6bPočitelj panorama

• Grammar · Chapter 6 - Adjectives and possessives
• Grammar · Chapter 6 — Adjectives and possessives

Author

Pudelek (Marcin Szala)

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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/images/book1/day-07-pocitelj.png

Moja kuća and moju kuću take the same she-matching ride you just saw on coffee.

G.6cOld Bridge, Konjic

• Grammar · Chapter 6 - Adjectives and possessives
• Grammar · Chapter 6 — Adjectives and possessives

Author

Julian Nyča

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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/images/book1/day-15-konjic-bridge.png

Moj most shows the he match, and that matching shape often stays still when you want the bridge.

1.7aPliva Waterfall in Jajce

• Book 1 · Lesson 7 — Review

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Adam Harangozó

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.7bTekija Blagaj at the Buna spring

• Book 1 · Lesson 7 — Review

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Yakamooda

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.7cPočitelj panorama

• Book 1 · Lesson 7 — Review

Author

Pudelek (Marcin Szala)

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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1.7dOld-town market street

• Book 1 · Lesson 7 — Review

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Richard Mortel from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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/images/book1/day-07-mostar-market.png

1.7ePočitelj old town

• Book 1 · Lesson 7 — Review

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trolvag

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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1.7fGimnazija Mostar

• Book 1 · Lesson 7 — Review

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Jennifer Boyer

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CC BY 2.0

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/images/book1/day-07-civic-schools.png

G.7aMorića Han courtyard café, Sarajevo

• Grammar · Chapter 7 - Full pronouns vs short ones
• Grammar · Chapter 7 — Full pronouns vs short ones

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JoJan

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 3.0

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/images/book1/day-04-cafe-family.png

Amira’s coffee at her place needs kod mene, the long form after the little word.

G.7bBosnian coffee

• Grammar · Chapter 7 - Full pronouns vs short ones
• Grammar · Chapter 7 — Full pronouns vs short ones

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Michał Huniewicz

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Za mene keeps the long form because za sits in front of me.

G.7cFriends toasting

• Grammar · Chapter 7 - Full pronouns vs short ones
• Grammar · Chapter 7 — Full pronouns vs short ones

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Rennett Stowe from USA

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Vidi me can use the short form because the doing-word carries the lean.

1.8aLivno

• Book 1 · Lesson 8 — I love burek

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Golden Bosnian Lily

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1.8bBurek

• Book 1 · Lesson 8 — I love burek

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1.8cLivanjski cheese

• Book 1 · Lesson 8 — I love burek

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Uniquenick

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1.8dBurek stall, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 8 — I love burek

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Hibasi

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1.8eSarajevo market

• Book 1 · Lesson 8 — I love burek

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1.8fLivno valley

• Book 1 · Lesson 8 — I love burek

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Brian Eager from Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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G.8aBosnian coffee set, Baščaršija

• Grammar · Chapter 8 - Present tense for real
• Grammar · Chapter 8 — Present tense for real

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İhsan Işık

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Želim kahvu puts the I mark on the doing-word, which is the present map behind Ana’s Book 1 line.

G.8bMorića Han courtyard café, Sarajevo

• Grammar · Chapter 8 - Present tense for real
• Grammar · Chapter 8 — Present tense for real

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JoJan

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Pijem, radiš, and žele are the same who-row on different people at the same table.

G.8cMostar old town

• Grammar · Chapter 8 - Present tense for real
• Grammar · Chapter 8 — Present tense for real

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Richard Mortel from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Idem is the present of ići, a pest that refuses a fake ićim when someone is going now.

1.9aPublic fountain, Tuzla

• Book 1 · Lesson 9 — At the shop

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Little Green Dragon

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1.9bTuzla old town

• Book 1 · Lesson 9 — At the shop

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1.9cTuzla street

• Book 1 · Lesson 9 — At the shop

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Little Green Dragon

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1.9dMarket stall

• Book 1 · Lesson 9 — At the shop

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NH53

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1.9eProduce market

• Book 1 · Lesson 9 — At the shop

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Jennifer Boyer from Fredrick, Maryland, USA

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1.9fMuseum of East Bosnia, Tuzla

• Book 1 · Lesson 9 — At the shop

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Apokar

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G.9aBurek

• Grammar · Chapter 9 - Eat versus eat up
• Grammar · Chapter 9 — Eat versus eat up

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photo Moma SM

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Jedem burek is the open bite, and pojesti is eat the burek up when the tray is the finish line.

G.9bBosnian coffee

• Grammar · Chapter 9 - Eat versus eat up
• Grammar · Chapter 9 — Eat versus eat up

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Michał Huniewicz

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Pijem kahvu keeps the cup open, while popiti seals the same drink as drink up.

G.9cOld Bridge, Konjic

• Grammar · Chapter 9 - Eat versus eat up
• Grammar · Chapter 9 — Eat versus eat up

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Julian Nyča

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Idem na most keeps going open, and otići seals leaving as the whole trip.

1.10aRadimlja necropolis near Stolac

• Book 1 · Lesson 10 — My room

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Boris Maric

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1.10bStećak at Radimlja

• Book 1 · Lesson 10 — My room

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1.10cStari grad Stolac

• Book 1 · Lesson 10 — My room

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MaGa

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1.10dPainted Mosque, Stolac

• Book 1 · Lesson 10 — My room

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Jocelyn Erskine-Kellie from London, UK

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1.10eStolac old town

• Book 1 · Lesson 10 — My room

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Ma▀▄Ga

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1.10fStari grad Stolac

• Book 1 · Lesson 10 — My room

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MaGa

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G.10aMostar old town

• Grammar · Chapter 10 - Past
• Grammar · Chapter 10 — Past

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Richard Mortel from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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A stroll through town is still Bio sam for Emir and Bila sam for Ana, because the past piece follows who walked.

G.10bBosnian coffee set, Baščaršija

• Grammar · Chapter 10 - Past
• Grammar · Chapter 10 — Past

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İhsan Işık

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Pio sam kahvu and Pila sam kahvu split on who drank, not on coffee switching piles.

G.10cPočitelj panorama

• Grammar · Chapter 10 - Past
• Grammar · Chapter 10 — Past

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Pudelek (Marcin Szala)

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Išla sam kući keeps -la on Ana, while the house stays the same she-word from earlier chapters.

1.11aTrebević Cable Car in Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 11 — How is the weather?

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Adam Harangozó

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1.11bSarajevo from the cable car

• Book 1 · Lesson 11 — How is the weather?

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MarinaSimic

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1.11cJahorina mountain

• Book 1 · Lesson 11 — How is the weather?

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EXIT Photo Team

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1.11dOlympic ski area, Bosnia

• Book 1 · Lesson 11 — How is the weather?

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NH53

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1.11eTrebević hillside

• Book 1 · Lesson 11 — How is the weather?

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lasserbua

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1.11fSarajevo from above

• Book 1 · Lesson 11 — How is the weather?

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Julian Nyča

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G.11aFerhadija, Sarajevo

• Grammar · Chapter 11 - Future, want, must, do it
• Grammar · Chapter 11 — Future, want, must, do it

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Mark Chorlton from Stockport, UK

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Idite na most is the polite command shape, while Idi stays blunt for one friend.

G.11bBosanska Kahva

• Grammar · Chapter 11 - Future, want, must, do it
• Grammar · Chapter 11 — Future, want, must, do it

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Brenda Annerl

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Ja ću piti kahvu hangs the future on ću in second place plus the infinitive, not on an English will stuck in front of pijem.

G.11cFriends toasting

• Grammar · Chapter 11 - Future, want, must, do it
• Grammar · Chapter 11 — Future, want, must, do it

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Rennett Stowe from USA

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Hoću, moram, trebam, and mogu are the short café row for want, must, need, and can.

1.12aVrelo Bosne, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 12 — Let's go to the park

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Author's own photo

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1.12bVrelo Bosne Park in Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 12 — Let's go to the park

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BiHVolim

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1.12cRiver Bosna at Vrelo Bosne Park in Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 12 — Let's go to the park

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BiHVolim

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1.12dVrelo Bosne avenue

• Book 1 · Lesson 12 — Let's go to the park

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Raphael Schön from Vienna, Austria

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1.12eVrelo Bosne Park

• Book 1 · Lesson 12 — Let's go to the park

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CJ

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1.12fFloods in Doboj

• Book 1 · Lesson 12 — Let's go to the park

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Dalibor Platenik - Dali

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G.12aMorića Han courtyard café, Sarajevo

• Grammar · Chapter 12 - Clitics and second place
• Grammar · Chapter 12 — Clitics and second place

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JoJan

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Ana says Ja se zovem Ana at the café, and se sits in second place after Ja.

G.12bBosnian coffee set, Baščaršija

• Grammar · Chapter 12 - Clitics and second place
• Grammar · Chapter 12 — Clitics and second place

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İhsan Işık

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Daj mi kahvu parks mi in second place after Daj, while kahvu keeps the want-it job on coffee.

G.12cFriends toasting

• Grammar · Chapter 12 - Clitics and second place
• Grammar · Chapter 12 — Clitics and second place

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Rennett Stowe from USA

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Pio sam pivo puts Pio first and parks the little past helper sam in second place.

1.13aBrčko promenade

• Book 1 · Lesson 13 — People from Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Vladanovski

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1.13bWhite mosque, Brčko

• Book 1 · Lesson 13 — People from Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Vrtleska225

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1.13cBrčko at night

• Book 1 · Lesson 13 — People from Bosnia and Herzegovina

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ChillZone420

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1.13dZenica city center

• Book 1 · Lesson 13 — People from Bosnia and Herzegovina

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AWI

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1.13eZenica market

• Book 1 · Lesson 13 — People from Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Philidenfer66

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Public domain

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1.13fBrčko District

• Book 1 · Lesson 13 — People from Bosnia and Herzegovina

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TUBS

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G.13aBosnian coffee set, Baščaršija

• Grammar · Chapter 13 - Patterns English speakers get wrong
• Grammar · Chapter 13 — Patterns English speakers get wrong

Author

İhsan Işık

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Želim kahvu still carries the she pile and the want-it job on the same coffee from Chapter 1 and Chapter 2.

G.13bOld Bridge, Konjic

• Grammar · Chapter 13 - Patterns English speakers get wrong
• Grammar · Chapter 13 — Patterns English speakers get wrong

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Julian Nyča

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Most stays in the he pile, and Želim most often keeps the list form in the want-it job.

G.13cPočitelj panorama

• Grammar · Chapter 13 - Patterns English speakers get wrong
• Grammar · Chapter 13 — Patterns English speakers get wrong

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Pudelek (Marcin Szala)

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Kuća becomes kuću in the want-it job, the same she-pile move the review keeps asking you to name.

1.14aKastel Fortress, Banja Luka

• Book 1 · Lesson 14 — Review

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Biljana Latinović2

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1.14bFerhadija Mosque, Banja Luka

• Book 1 · Lesson 14 — Review

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Samirzahirovic

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1.14cVrbas River, Banja Luka

• Book 1 · Lesson 14 — Review

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130309p

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1.14dVrbas River, Banja Luka

• Book 1 · Lesson 14 — Review

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Aigars Mahinovs from Riga, Latvia

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1.14eBanja Luka city center

• Book 1 · Lesson 14 — Review

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Sharon Hahn Darlin

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1.14fSarajevo International Airport

• Book 1 · Lesson 14 — Review

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BiHVolim

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1.15aLatin Bridge, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 15 — Right or left?

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Đana Talić

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1.15bLatin Bridge, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 15 — Right or left?

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CeeGee

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1.15cKonjic old town

• Book 1 · Lesson 15 — Right or left?

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Boris Maric

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1.15eLandmine warning sign in BiH

• Book 1 · Lesson 15 — Right or left?

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Darij & Ana

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1.16aSarajevo bus station

• Book 1 · Lesson 16 — On the bus

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Vano111ru

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1.16bJablaničko jezero

• Book 1 · Lesson 16 — On the bus

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Akutyambuksi

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1.16cZenit Beach, Neum

• Book 1 · Lesson 16 — On the bus

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Bdx

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1.16dSarajevo bus station

• Book 1 · Lesson 16 — On the bus

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Milan Suvajac

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1.16eHighway near Banja Luka

• Book 1 · Lesson 16 — On the bus

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Edin the

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1.17aKlepe, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 17 — Enjoy your meal!

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amanderson2

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1.17bJaprak

• Book 1 · Lesson 17 — Enjoy your meal!

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Tizilohja25

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1.17cVisoko

• Book 1 · Lesson 17 — Enjoy your meal!

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Wikimedia Commons

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1.17dRestaurant table, Bosnia

• Book 1 · Lesson 17 — Enjoy your meal!

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Christian Paul from Vancouver, Canada

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1.17eSarajevo restaurant

• Book 1 · Lesson 17 — Enjoy your meal!

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Peretz Partensky from San Francisco, USA

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1.17fBosnia–Croatia border

• Book 1 · Lesson 17 — Enjoy your meal!

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José Sáez

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1.18aBilino Polje Stadium

• Book 1 · Lesson 18 — Sports and hobbies

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BiHVolim

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1.18bBilino Polje Stadium

• Book 1 · Lesson 18 — Sports and hobbies

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Emin Tarahija

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CC0

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1.18cŠtrbački buk

• Book 1 · Lesson 18 — Sports and hobbies

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Julian Nyča

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1.18dUna River, northwest Bosnia

• Book 1 · Lesson 18 — Sports and hobbies

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TKnoxB from Chemainus, BC, Canada

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1.18eFootball supporters

• Book 1 · Lesson 18 — Sports and hobbies

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Jasmin Veiz

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Attribution

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1.18fUniversity of Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 18 — Sports and hobbies

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Choinowski

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.19aFerhadija, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 19 — Holidays

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Niegodzisie

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1.19bGazi Husrev-beg Mosque, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 19 — Holidays

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Aleksandra Đuričić

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1.19cSarajevo Sacred Heart Cathedral

• Book 1 · Lesson 19 — Holidays

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Bjoertvedt

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1.19dSarajevo city center

• Book 1 · Lesson 19 — Holidays

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N_Creatures

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1.19eFerhadija, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 19 — Holidays

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Mark Chorlton from Stockport, UK

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1.19fKing Fahd Mosque Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 19 — Holidays

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BiHVolim

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1.20aSarajevo tram

• Book 1 · Lesson 20 — Phone call

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xiquinhosilva

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1.20bTram near Sarajevo City Hall

• Book 1 · Lesson 20 — Phone call

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J. Studnička & Co., Sarajevo.

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Public domain

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1.20cFerhadija, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 20 — Phone call

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Niegodzisie

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1.20dHighway near Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 20 — Phone call

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Eao-be

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1.21aUna River, Bihać

• Book 1 · Lesson 21 — Review

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Julian Nyča

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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1.21bWeekend map

• Book 1 · Lesson 21 — Review

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Marcin Mikita

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1.21cBosanska Kahva

• Book 1 · Lesson 21 — Review

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Brenda Annerl

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1.21dBus stop

• Book 1 · Lesson 21 — Review

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Jonatan Svensson Glad

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Public domain

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1.22aTravnik mosque

• Book 1 · Lesson 22 — Today in Travnik

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Christian Bickel

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1.22bTravnik old town

• Book 1 · Lesson 22 — Today in Travnik

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Julian Nyča

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1.22cTravnik fortress

• Book 1 · Lesson 22 — Today in Travnik

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Julian Nyča

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1.22dWinding mountain road

• Book 1 · Lesson 22 — Today in Travnik

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Holger.Ellgaard

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1.23aZenica

• Book 1 · Lesson 23 — What do you do?

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Multiple users. See History

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1.23bBosnian coffee

• Book 1 · Lesson 23 — What do you do?

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Michał Huniewicz

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1.23cPlaying cards

• Book 1 · Lesson 23 — What do you do?

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No machine-readable author provided. FvS~commonswiki assumed (based on copyright claims).

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain

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1.23dVijećnica

• Book 1 · Lesson 23 — What do you do?

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Jovan Moravac

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1.24aŠtrbački buk

• Book 1 · Lesson 24 — Mountains and rivers

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Igorbeslic

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.24bBjelašnica

• Book 1 · Lesson 24 — Mountains and rivers

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Xe0us at English Wikipedia

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1.24cJahorina ski lifts

• Book 1 · Lesson 24 — Mountains and rivers

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Vt211 at English Wikipedia

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain

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1.24dJahorina mountain

• Book 1 · Lesson 24 — Mountains and rivers

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Micki

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1.25aClinic entrance

• Book 1 · Lesson 25 — At the doctor

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Dietmar Rabich

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.25bPharmacy shelves

• Book 1 · Lesson 25 — At the doctor

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Helge Klaus Rieder

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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1.25cCat on a counter

• Book 1 · Lesson 25 — At the doctor

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Andy Li

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CC0

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1.25dParliamentary Assembly, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 25 — At the doctor

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Milan Suvajac

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1.26aApartment kitchen

• Book 1 · Lesson 26 — Housing

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Shixart1985

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1.26bWooden door

• Book 1 · Lesson 26 — Housing

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Rajani Gairshail

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1.26cSvrzo house dining room

• Book 1 · Lesson 26 — Housing

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Whitepixels

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC0

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1.26dDestroyed house

• Book 1 · Lesson 26 — Housing

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Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UK

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1.27aTourist info center, Trebinje

• Book 1 · Lesson 27 — Work and school

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Mister No

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CC BY 3.0

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1.27bEmpty classroom

• Book 1 · Lesson 27 — Work and school

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Dobrislava

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.27cSarajevo tram

• Book 1 · Lesson 27 — Work and school

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xiquinhosilva

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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1.27dKastel Fortress, Banja Luka

• Book 1 · Lesson 27 — Work and school

Author

Biljana Latinović2

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.28aStari Most, Mostar

• Book 1 · Lesson 28 — Mostar at last!

Author

Djani Behram

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.28bNeretva at Stari Most

• Book 1 · Lesson 28 — Mostar at last!

Author

Berthold Werner

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.28cMostar Old Town Panorama

• Book 1 · Lesson 28 — Mostar at last!

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Ramirez

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.28dCross on Križevac in Međugorje

• Book 1 · Lesson 28 — Mostar at last!

Author

Mariusz Musiał

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain

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1.29aWriting a letter

• Book 1 · Lesson 29 — Letters from Bosnia and Herzegovina

Author

George Goodwin Kilburne

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain

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1.29bLetter and envelope

• Book 1 · Lesson 29 — Letters from Bosnia and Herzegovina

Author

Ansel Adams

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain

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1.29cFerhadija, Sarajevo

• Book 1 · Lesson 29 — Letters from Bosnia and Herzegovina

Author

Niegodzisie

Source

Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.29dSrebrenica memorial

• Book 1 · Lesson 29 — Letters from Bosnia and Herzegovina

Author

Michael Büker

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 3.0

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1.30aBirthday cake

• Book 1 · Lesson 30 — Graduation party

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SuperSwift

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY-SA 4.0

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1.30bCat and cake

• Book 1 · Lesson 30 — Graduation party

Author

AKA MBG

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC0

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1.30cFriends toasting

• Book 1 · Lesson 30 — Graduation party

Author

Rennett Stowe from USA

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 2.0

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1.30dNight Wolves motorcycles

• Book 1 · Lesson 30 — Graduation party

Author

The Presidential Press and Information Office

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 4.0

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Bosnian coffee set, Baščaršija

• Homepage mid section (polygon paint treatment)

Author

İhsan Işık

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 3.0

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/images/home/bosnian-coffee.png

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Traditional Bosnian folk costume

• Homepage story section (polygon paint treatment)

Author

Historym1468

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Wikimedia Commons

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CC BY 4.0

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Stari Most, Mostar

• Homepage hero (polygon paint treatment)

Author

Hatice Baran

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Pexels

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Pexels License

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