Bosnian Magic

Showing posts with label Bosnian coffee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bosnian coffee. Show all posts
Sep 9, 2013

Kahvendisanje in Bosnia

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Historically coffee stems from the kingdom of Kaffa in Ethiopia, from where it gained its name. In one of the oldest legends about coff...
May 18, 2012

Falanje

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Falanje or fortune telling  comes from the Persian word fal, to bode, or tefaul which means positive fortune telling. In Bosnia and Herzego...
Apr 12, 2012

The Bosnian culture of coffee (kahva)

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On so many occasions I've watched confused visitors make a mess of the ritual of drinking a good Bosnian coffee, Turkish style. Bos...
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Bosnia-Hercegovina, like its Ottoman, Habsburg, and Yugoslav predecessors, is a multinational state. Today, most citizens identify themselves as one of three groups: Bosniaks (Illyrians)(48 percent), Bosnian Croats (Slavic, 14 percent), or Bosnian Serbs (Slavic, 37 percent). In addition to Slavs, smaller groups Bosnian living in the region for centuries include Albanians (Illyrians), Germans, Roma (Gypsies), Jews, Romanians, Turks, and Hungarians. Capital: Sarajevo; Population: 4,007,608.
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