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Erfurt 1891
17th October 2014, 23:43
Hi all. I'm a communist from Croatia.

I'm student of mathematics and that's about that...
Q
19th October 2014, 22:35
Welcome :)

If you have political questions, you can ask them in the Learning forum. That's why it's there after all!

If you have questions about your account, don't hesitate to send me a PM or ask here.

Given your username, I take it that you find yourself comfortable with 'orthodox' Marxism? ;) Love the avatar.
DOOM
19th October 2014, 22:39
welcome and dobro nam doso/dosla :)
Rosa Partizan
19th October 2014, 22:40
Croatia, oh God why http://balkanportal.info/vb/images/smilies/frog.png

eto, sta ces, dobro dosao.
Tim Cornelis
19th October 2014, 23:08
hvala

smrt fasizmu svoboda narodu

is about all the 'yugoslavian' i know
motion denied
19th October 2014, 23:21
Are people allowed to speak English itt? :p

I feel threatened by your avatar.
Zoroaster
19th October 2014, 23:30
That avatar is incredible.
Anglo-Saxon Philistine
19th October 2014, 23:33
Are people allowed to speak English itt?

Ne.


I'm student of mathematics

This is an outrage.
DOOM
19th October 2014, 23:35
Engleski je jezik veligradjanstva, dakle ne, nije dozvoljeno :D
Rosa Partizan
20th October 2014, 00:00
Ne.



This is an outrage.

Hrvati ne kažu toliko 'jok', jel? E jebote kol'ko volim turcizme.
Anglo-Saxon Philistine
20th October 2014, 00:19
To my great embarrassment, I didn't realise "yok" was Ottoman Turkish. I know Lingua Franca had a smiliar form, "ioc", so I always sort of assumed the Serbocroatian "jok" was descended from the pidgin language. But yeah, this makes much more sense.

Here "jok" is used in informal speech, perhaps more commonly by older people, although not to the extent that it is used in Bosnia.
Erfurt 1891
20th October 2014, 07:21
Given your username, I take it that you find yourself comfortable with 'orthodox' Marxism? ;) Love the avatar.
Tbh, my politics is quite different from what most of the people would consider as "orthodox Marxism". I believe that every era has it's politics and that one shouldn't use Marxism as set of rules but as historical analysis. So, for example I'm anti-parliamentarian, anti-national liberation and anti-union. On the other hand, I enjoy reading authors that come out from British CPGB (especially Macnair and Lars) and recently I've started to read more and more of K. Kautsky which I find to be forgotten and yet so important for us today.


Are people allowed to speak English itt? :p
I'm learning English since kindergarten... :P


To my great embarrassment, I didn't realise "yok" was Ottoman Turkish. I know Lingua Franca had a smiliar form, "ioc", so I always sort of assumed the Serbocroatian "jok" was descended from the pidgin language. But yeah, this makes much more sense.
Yeah "yok" is from Turkish. I didn't know it myself until my family started to watch Turkish soap-operas and then there was this lady screaming "yok, yok, yok" because a peasant did something wrong to her or whatever ;D
DOOM
20th October 2014, 15:07
To my great embarrassment, I didn't realise "yok" was Ottoman Turkish. I know Lingua Franca had a smiliar form, "ioc", so I always sort of assumed the Serbocroatian "jok" was descended from the pidgin language. But yeah, this makes much more sense.

Here "jok" is used in informal speech, perhaps more commonly by older people, although not to the extent that it is used in Bosnia.

Yeah, we speak like peasants. Especially the diaspora has this hilariously stupid-sounding seljak-dialect, as if they're trying to compensate for their lack of identity or whatever
Rosa Partizan
20th October 2014, 16:56
Yeah, we speak like peasants. Especially the diaspora has this hilariously stupid-sounding seljak-dialect, as if they're trying to compensate for their lack of identity or whatever

why are you so mean to me? I'm no seljak, I'm from Mostar :crying:
Zukunftsmusik
20th October 2014, 17:13
I feel threatened by your avatar.

A renegade with a gun is a dangerous thing.
DOOM
20th October 2014, 18:38
why are you so mean to me? I'm no seljak, I'm from Mostar :crying:

Everything south of sarajevo is objectively seen absolutely seljak.


A renegade with a gun is a dangerous thing.

lold
Rosa Partizan
20th October 2014, 18:47
Everything south of sarajevo is objectively seen absolutely seljak.



lold

jealous much of the beautiful Herzegovina and its even more beautiful inhabitants? Try to conceal it at least a little bit.
DOOM
20th October 2014, 18:52
jealous much of the beautiful Herzegovina and its even more beautiful inhabitants? Try to conceal it at least a little bit.

Implying someone would be jealous of some mountains and desertesque landscapes.
Rosa Partizan
20th October 2014, 18:58
Implying someone would be jealous of some mountains and desertesque landscapes.

oh yeah.

So (http://elsa.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/SVG-BIH-Mostar-2.jpg)
fucking (http://www.geographic.org/photos/bosnia_and_herzegovina/kravica_waterfall_bosnia_herzegovina_photo.jpg)
ugly (http://www.globosapiens.net/data/gallery/bk/pictures_468/bosnia-herzegovina--48663.jpg)
right? (http://011now.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/1-attractions-of-bosnia-and-herzegovina-picturesque-forest-of-bosnia.jpg)