serbian!
haha... kod
btw, if you didn't try kaimak, you have to go back there and add kaimak to your cevapi and pljeskavica... and don't forget ljutenica.
the best food in the world, i don't think it's an exaggeration.
Was there, recently. I think this was where we had dinner. Was a nice change from the Italian food we'd spent all week eating.
https://www.tripadvisor.de/Restaurant_Review-g295373-d4453407-Reviews-Kod_Kadre-Pula_Istria.html
Discussion
the word "kod" means "place" also, idk why exactly. must be some kind of mongolian word or something. in bulgaria they have a similar word, i can't think of it just now.
ah yes, "pri"
so "kod djordje" (at george's) in bulgarian would be "pri georgi", a common expression in bulgarian for referring to one's own people or culture they say "pri nas" - with us, or to us.
kod is a form of the word "at" which is normally "u"
also, kod kadre means "at the staff" or "at the personnel"
looking those things up i learned some funny things.
yeah, the funny thing i learned was the name "Dane" - there was this shady guy in the circle of people i knew, otherwise means "the day" which i thought was interesting, and probably related to the name Daniel. there was another dude, a total retard pothead with the name Milan, but his nickname was "Robija" which means slave.
serbs have really strange vernacular.
Love the enthusiasm. The food was really good and seemed much more "Balkany" than the Italian-y stuff we saw downtown. And I'd been dying for a good steak.
We drove down there, for a day, from Triest. We liked Triest better than Pula because it wasn't so overrun by German tourists. Like us. 😁
trieste is a pretty little town. i remember the park there, big pretty park.
so, it was slovenia. i never went to rostijl in slovenia. i had burek tho. i couldn't say that slovenian burek was better than serbian burek tho. same same. the best burek, much better than turkish.
