Croats wear practically everything. We tend to love luxury even in times of economical crisis, though it's not rule in general of course. Different classes wear different clothes; you can find normal everyday, sports clothing, suits, during the year mostly clothes for warm weather.
Of course, all of this came to Croatia long time ago, as well as to the rest of the world, from pop-culture in US. We have our own traditioanl folkore clothing which differs from region to region, though it's not used as 'normal' everyday, mostly withint older generations, in countryside, on festivals etc.
now they wear whatever is modern, jeans and a shirt. back in the 50s or so, they would wear s special skirt like thing which were called dimije and a blouse. they would have scaves over their head, marama. and shoes were usually high heels.. that's for women. for men, it was usually black pants and also a blouse.
Hi, Have a look at the following link; http://www.javno.com/en/sports/clanak.php?id=170510 It'll give you an idea of what they wore for the opening ceremony.
Bosnians actually do not celebrate Christmas because most of them are Muslims
Yup !
From Bosnia
bosnian is a nationality
4 - 5 million bosnians, around 2 million of them are bosniaks(the original population)
Islam and Christianity
they eat klukusa, sarme, janje.
they waz sad.
12,000 or so
they're muslim, they don't celebrate it
There are 28 countries in the world Bosnians can go without visas. Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosnia_and_Herzegovina_passport for the list of those countries.
There are 28 countries in the world Bosnians can go without visas. Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosnia_and_Herzegovina_passport for the list of those countries.