Ahhhhh! So proud of you, girl! 💕 Enjoy every moment, every experience, every new food, song, piece of art, everything!! This will open so many doors for you.
You are an amazing girl! You spoke very maturely, with such intelligence, when you described the city, lifestyle, and school system in another country. I saw your other videos and your Serbian is AMAZING! You're awesome! I wish you all the best!
of course! so exciting that you’re thinking of applying, HIGHLY recommend, a life changing experience that you won’t regret ❤️ if you need any help or have any questions, feel free to dm me on insta! @alayna331
@@alayna.abroadhey there loved ur content and I wanted to ask what type of questions came in the group interview and one on one interview for your selection?
Hi I was wondering if you could share the details around your teacher for Serbian while you were in Banja Luka. I will need the same thing for my daughter when she goes to Banja Luka soon
totally! a few things i’ve told people so far.. -don’t let the application process weigh you down! i know for me, i struggled to find motivation at times and actually receiving the scholarship seemed unlikely, however, the work was completely worth it in the end, so keep at it! if i can do it, you can ❤️ -be genuine! i applied 2 years in a row and received the scholarship the 2nd time. what did i do differently? not filter so much of what makes me human/my flaws! the judges are people as well, and don’t expect you to be perfect by any means. of course highlight your strengths but still “be you” in your essays. just a thing to keep in mind! -stay determined! like i said, it took me 2 years of applying to every govt funded scholarship offered, before i received this one! so don’t give up! if you have any more questions about anything, feel free to dm me on insta! @alayna331
@@alayna.abroad your first point is absolutely correct. At the time of filling up forms, it was very exhausting and at a time I felt like giving up. But yes, that was worth it. I am now a selected participant from India.
This is pure provocation❗️ Banja Luka is in Bosnia. Majority of the people in Bosnia speaks Bosnian language. Best way to learn Servian is to go to Šumadija.
@@tombuddy100 That is nonsense. Modern day servs actually speak Bosnian language. It was the period of the convergence during Yugoslavia times. Montenegrean language is something totally different. You recognize them at once.
SerboCroatian is best word for the 5 countrues because if you say only serbian it sounds natinalistic to other people and also we are all the same from here
Ahhhhh! So proud of you, girl! 💕 Enjoy every moment, every experience, every new food, song, piece of art, everything!! This will open so many doors for you.
Thank you so much! I appreciate you! ❤️
You are an amazing girl! You spoke very maturely, with such intelligence, when you described the city, lifestyle, and school system in another country. I saw your other videos and your Serbian is AMAZING! You're awesome! I wish you all the best!
Thank you so so much, this really means a lot to me ❤️🙂 All the best to you as well
Bila si u mojoj gimnaziji u koju sam išao davne 1994 godine . Želim ti svako dobro. Tvoj srpski je odličan .
Aaa obozavam tu gimnaziju, super mi je bilo tamo. Hvala puno na lijepim riječima i pozdrav iz njujorka 🙂
thanks so much for making this video! I am looking to apply for next year!
of course! so exciting that you’re thinking of applying, HIGHLY recommend, a life changing experience that you won’t regret ❤️ if you need any help or have any questions, feel free to dm me on insta! @alayna331
Puna pdrška za tvoj rad od mene i da nam se što pre vratiš ❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hvala puno! ❤
@@alayna.abroadhey there loved ur content and I wanted to ask what type of questions came in the group interview and one on one interview for your selection?
Wonderful video! Thank you for sharing this!
hvala puno marija! ❤️
6:31 "I'm gonna press it Dušane" hahahha, kako čudno zvuči kad se u engleski ubace srpski padeži 😅(u Americi bi rekli Dušan, bez e na kraju)
Wow this was such a charming video, it made my day better best regards from Serbia
Love this! 💜
hvala sandra! ❤️
Pls make moree
Hi I was wondering if you could share the details around your teacher for Serbian while you were in Banja Luka.
I will need the same thing for my daughter when she goes to Banja Luka soon
Hi! My teacher for serbian while I was in Banja Luka was named Sandra! Here’s her contact info :)
sandroid1210@gmail.com
Bosnia seems so fun! I wish I was there!
it’s amazing!! i’ll send you and liv a plane ticket
How did u accept for the program can u do a video? I would really appriciate it!
Heyyy I have a doubt, do I need to repeat that academic year in my country which I'll be studying in USA?
🙋🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰❤️
Dont ur host parents dropped u school? I also applied for yes i need some info
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊👍👍👍
I’m applying any tips?
totally! a few things i’ve told people so far..
-don’t let the application process weigh you down! i know for me, i struggled to find motivation at times and actually receiving the scholarship seemed unlikely, however, the work was completely worth it in the end, so keep at it! if i can do it, you can ❤️
-be genuine! i applied 2 years in a row and received the scholarship the 2nd time. what did i do differently? not filter so much of what makes me human/my flaws! the judges are people as well, and don’t expect you to be perfect by any means. of course highlight your strengths but still “be you” in your essays. just a thing to keep in mind!
-stay determined! like i said, it took me 2 years of applying to every govt funded scholarship offered, before i received this one! so don’t give up!
if you have any more questions about anything, feel free to dm me on insta! @alayna331
@@alayna.abroad your first point is absolutely correct. At the time of filling up forms, it was very exhausting and at a time I felt like giving up. But yes, that was worth it. I am now a selected participant from India.
Borik :D
This is pure provocation❗️ Banja Luka is in Bosnia. Majority of the people in Bosnia speaks Bosnian language. Best way to learn Servian is to go to Šumadija.
This is an outright lie and I have never heard a more stupid comment.
There is practically no difference between Bosnian and Serbian languages, and Montenegirian language for that matter.
@@tombuddy100 That is nonsense. Modern day servs actually speak Bosnian language. It was the period of the convergence during Yugoslavia times. Montenegrean language is something totally different. You recognize them at once.
@@myvideouploading So, there were six republics and five languages (no Serbian)?
That's funny 😄😂
@@tombuddy100 way servs speak now is different to the way their grandparents spoke just 100 years ago. That is what I am saying.
Actually, there is only Serbian language, if we stick to philology and don't bring in politics.
Yeah first and oldest one
SerboCroatian is best word for the 5 countrues because if you say only serbian it sounds natinalistic to other people and also we are all the same from here