Is Russian still being taught as a second language in Bosnia?
Wednesday, August 12th, 2009 at
5:33 am
Is the Russian language still being taught as a second language in Serbia, Bosnia or Croatia.
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It is correct that Russian (as a second language) is not taught in schools in Bosnia anymore (normally at least).
My husband is Bosnian and still has a smattering of Russian from his school years, but now English is the first foreign language taught as part of the curriculum. My stepson (Bosnian and living there), is 9 years old and actually speaks good English, and we are able to chat and ask/answer one another easily, and tell jokes.
He has mainly learnt this from cartoons on tv, but has just started English at school last year. German is also offered at his school, but not Russian.
No they not taught Russian anymore as a second laguage anymore. English is taught as a second language now.
I Used To Live In The USA Moved Back to Last Summer
No Russian was never thought in bosnia or any were its was Bosnian-Croat and srebian… after the brake of yugoslavia now its only bosnian-croat and secound langue u get 2 pick i picked germen since i already no english