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Milantex · Joined:Fri 14 Aug 2009 4:24 pm Posts:29 Location: Serbia

Dobar dan svima!
Good day to everyone!

I am Milan.
I'm a student of the second year of the faculty for informatics and management on Singidunum University, Belgrade, Serbia.

Since elementary school, I've been interested in learning other languages (at that time, just the language), but nowadays I'm more interested in other "different" writing systems. :roll:

Native: Serbian, Montenegrin, Bosnian, Croatian
Speaking: English, Russian
Studying: German, Japanese, Latin

I've also been interested in Sindarin (J.J.R. Tolkien's created language for the stories of the Middle Earth) and since then have been creating a language of my own.

I'm thinking of summing up the writing system and posting it on onmiglot, but the language will still stay with me for more developing.

Anyways, I think I overdid it a bit for an introduction... so... nice to meet you all and read ya around!

Aeetlrcreejl · Joined:Sat 18 Apr 2009 7:56 am Posts:72

Zdravo! Your bags are being taken up to your room. If you have any questions, call the concierge.

Milantex · Joined:Fri 14 Aug 2009 4:24 pm Posts:29 Location: Serbia

Aeetlrcreejl wrote:

Zdravo! Your bags are being taken up to your room. If you have any questions, call the concierge.

He he, thanks. Sure will!

Pozz!

Sobekhotep · **Posted:** Thu 27 Aug 2009 12:33 am

Milantex wrote:

Dobar dan svima!
Good day to everyone!

I am Milan.
I'm a student of the second year of the faculty for informatics and management on Singidunum University, Belgrade, Serbia.

Since elementary school, I've been interested in learning other languages (at that time, just the language), but nowadays I'm more interested in other "different" writing systems. :roll:

Native: Serbian, Montenegrin, Bosnian, Croatian
Speaking: English, Russian
Studying: German, Japanese, Latin

I've also been interested in Sindarin (J.J.R. Tolkien's created language for the stories of the Middle Earth) and since then have been creating a language of my own.

I'm thinking of summing up the writing system and posting it on onmiglot, but the language will still stay with me for more developing.

Anyways, I think I overdid it a bit for an introduction... so... nice to meet you all and read ya around!

Welcome to the Omniglot forum!
Why are some of your languages in bold & italic?

Delodephius · **Posted:** Thu 27 Aug 2009 10:58 am

Dobrodošao. :mrgreen:

Milantex · Joined:Fri 14 Aug 2009 4:24 pm Posts:29 Location: Serbia

Sobekhotep wrote:

Milantex wrote:

Dobar dan svima!
Good day to everyone!

I am Milan.
I'm a student of the second year of the faculty for informatics and management on Singidunum University, Belgrade, Serbia.

Since elementary school, I've been interested in learning other languages (at that time, just the language), but nowadays I'm more interested in other "different" writing systems. :roll:

Native: Serbian, Montenegrin, Bosnian, Croatian
Speaking: English, Russian
Studying: German, Japanese, Latin

I've also been interested in Sindarin (J.J.R. Tolkien's created language for the stories of the Middle Earth) and since then have been creating a language of my own.

I'm thinking of summing up the writing system and posting it on onmiglot, but the language will still stay with me for more developing.

Anyways, I think I overdid it a bit for an introduction... so... nice to meet you all and read ya around!

Welcome to the Omniglot forum!
Why are some of your languages in bold & italic?

Basically the bold means that I know it better then others in the list, and italic that they are... sort of secondary to the bold one!

Delodephius wrote:

Dobrodošao. :mrgreen:

'fala brajo!

Sobekhotep · **Posted:** Fri 28 Aug 2009 4:57 am

Milantex wrote:

Sobekhotep wrote:

Milantex wrote:

Dobar dan svima!
Good day to everyone!

I am Milan.
I'm a student of the second year of the faculty for informatics and management on Singidunum University, Belgrade, Serbia.

Since elementary school, I've been interested in learning other languages (at that time, just the language), but nowadays I'm more interested in other "different" writing systems. :roll:

Native: Serbian, Montenegrin, Bosnian, Croatian
Speaking: English, Russian
Studying: German, Japanese, Latin

I've also been interested in Sindarin (J.J.R. Tolkien's created language for the stories of the Middle Earth) and since then have been creating a language of my own.

I'm thinking of summing up the writing system and posting it on onmiglot, but the language will still stay with me for more developing.

Anyways, I think I overdid it a bit for an introduction... so... nice to meet you all and read ya around!

Welcome to the Omniglot forum!
Why are some of your languages in bold & italic?

Basically the bold means that I know it better then others in the list, and italic that they are... sort of secondary to the bold one!

Oh, okay.

But Aren't Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian & Montenegrin all the same language, linguistically? They're all essentially штокавски/štokavski, right?

Delodephius · **Posted:** Fri 28 Aug 2009 10:54 am

Yes, but it looks good on a résumé that you know three more languages. :mrgreen:

Milantex · Joined:Fri 14 Aug 2009 4:24 pm Posts:29 Location: Serbia

Sobekhotep wrote:

Oh, okay.

But Aren't Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian & Montenegrin all the same language, linguistically? They're all essentially штокавски/štokavski, right?

Yes they are... even from my point of view. It isn't like I had to learn any of them. When you know Serbian you know all the others.
It is just that nowadays (due to politics... in which I do not wan't to get involved) every country of ex Yugoslavia calls it's language according to the name of the country!

I also believe that it is (linguistically) one language, but you know...

This way I get to list more languages

Milantex · Joined:Fri 14 Aug 2009 4:24 pm Posts:29 Location: Serbia

Delodephius wrote:

Yes, but it looks good on a résumé that you know three more languages. :mrgreen:

Exactly!

@mods: Sorry for the double post.