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How do you say happy birthday in Yugoslavian?

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If you look at the official languages of the successor states of Yugoslavia today, Serbo-Croatian has disappeared. Instead, they speak Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian and Montenegrin. Nevertheless, everyone can still understand everyone.

Happy birthday in Yugoslavian

Happy birthday in Yugoslavian now means in Bosnian, Croatian and Montenegrin “Sretan rođendan” and in Serbian as well as some parts in Montenegrin “Срећан рођендан“. This terms are used most often because they are the standard phrases and can always be used. In social networks, but also in personal conversations, you will find other expressions much more frequently. These are shorter and more concise.

3 ways to Wish Yugoslavian“Happy Birthday”

In the list below you will find different ways to congratulate an Yugoslavian people. Some of these are short forms specifically for social media or informal conversations. Others, on the other hand, have a more general meaning and can of course be used in many ways. Please note the different countries.

  • Sretan rođendan or Срећан рођенданHappy Birthday
  • Sve najbolje or Све најбоље – All the best
  • Moje čestitke or Моје честитке – My congratulations

It’s best if you apply your knowledge right away and surprise an Yugoslavian friend, acquaintance or relative with a “Happy Birthday” in Yugoslavian. Yugoslavian people in particular are extremely proud of their old as well as new language and look forward to birthday wishes in their national language. Don’t be surprised if you get a “Hvala” (Bosnian and Croatian) or “Хвала” (Serbian ) response, which means “Thank you very much”. And don’t forget: Variety makes life nicer – so you have several ways to congratulate an Yugoslavian people.

Birthday gifts for Yugoslavian

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It is often very difficult to choose the right gift – even more so if you are of a different nationality. Of course you can’t go wrong with vouchers, gifts of money, fragrances, technology and games – but these are just standard gifts. However, Yugoslavian peolpe also enjoy local and regional products from their country, as well as technical items. Please note, however, that certain products may not be brought into the European area (e.g. dairy products). Of course you can mix Yugoslavian products with your own regional products and have a perfect and delicious gift.

FAQ – Happy birthday in Yugoslavian

How do you say happy birthday in Yugoslavian?

Happy birthday in Yugoslavian now means in Bosnian, Croatian and Montenegrin “Sretan rođendan” and in Serbian as well as some parts in Montenegrin “Срећан рођендан“.

More resources in Yugoslavian

Are you looking for more language expressions and lessons in Yugoslavian ? Then you will find many more topics and other languages ​​on the overview page.

Happy birthday in other languages

Here you will find a post list about Birthday wishes in many other languages. In addition to birthday wishes, there are also wishes for a name day, Happy Easter, Happy New Year and Merry Christmas.

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