How to say the classical chat-up line / conversation opener,
'Do you come here often?' in a variety of languages.
Key to abbreviations: inf = informal, frm = formal, m = male,
f = female, > = said to, sg = singular (said to one person),
pl = plural (said to more than one person)
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Често ли идвате тук?
(Često li idvate tuk?) - frm
Често ли идваш тук?
(Često li idvaš tuk?) - inf
Идвате ли често тук
(Idvate li često tuk?) - frm
Идваш ли често тук?
(Idvaš li često tuk?) - inf
Some translations and corrections provided by George Andreosopoulos, Miroslav Šedivý, Sagir Ahmed Msa, Тодор Николов, Nancy Smets, Muhammad Hidayat, Amalija Vitezovic, Greg Svanidze, John Ellery Bodrugan, Vahid Rezaei, Alexandre Strohkopp, Claudia Bukur-König, Waruno Mahdi, Shenn Ghaelgeyr, Abdurrahman Hamza Dandume, Zein AlAbdeen Shbeeb, Ibrahim Hammade, Marcello Gianola
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