Bosnian voice over, natively reviewed.
Bosnian is close to Croatian and Serbian but has its own standard, and Bosnian audiences expect to hear it.
Accents and variants of Bosnian.
- Standard Bosnian
- The standard of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Sarajevo colour
- The accent of the capital.
- Diaspora voice
- A voice for communities in Western Europe.
What a native Bosnian reviewer checks.
- Bosnian vocabulary
- Words of Turkish and Arabic origin are common in Bosnian and checked in the script.
- Ijekavian forms
- Bosnian uses ijekavian forms.
- Pitch accent
- Stress and pitch are checked in names and terms.
Writing for Bosnian.
- Do not adapt from Serbian or Croatian
- Each audience hears the others' words as foreign.
- Cases on inserted values
- Names and numbers take endings.
- Dates and decimals
- A decimal comma.
Bosnian voice over: questions.
Is Bosnian the same as Croatian or Serbian?
The languages are very close, but standards and vocabulary differ.
Do we need a native reviewer?
Yes. Wording choices are specific.
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