Примери коришћења Momčilo на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Momčilo Trajković: Yes, yes, I was living here.
The Committee of the Institute Momčilo Perišić.
The" Vojvoda Momčilo Đuji ć" Dinara Chetnik Movement.
He was himself and very much ours, this Momčilo. Our kind.
Momčilo Trajković: Yes, I was wounded then, you know.
Digitization and image processing: Momčilo Vuković.
Momčilo Trajković: It was a public enterprise then, yes.
The offer in the tourist centre“Momčilo Čeković” in Koštunići has been enriched with additional contents.
Momčilo Trajković: Yes, then I was, I got diabetes then.
Among numerous interesting characters, laid to rest at this monumental cemetery,we've chosen the story on almost forgotten intellectual, politician and diplomat, Momčilo Ninčić.
Momčilo Gavrić was the youngest soldier in the First World War.
The first is about the suffering of the National Library of Serbia in the First World War, the author is Jasmina Nedeljković, andthe second is the story of the youngest corporal in the world. Momčilo Gavrić, who with only eight years old, was left without family, and become a soldier and walked through Albania.
Momčilo Trajković: Well, it wasn't strange for me, it wasn't strange.
Brother and son of Momčilo Ninčić were also in diplomatic service.
Momčilo Trajković: How can I not remember, I and Selim were going.
Perković, as Momčilo Nastasijević, led us through the poetic and turbulent life of this author, poet and professor.
Momčilo Trajković: Now, now I have one office for legal matters.
After leaving the hospital, Momčilo managed the unit which delivered munition to the Artillery situated on the mountin Kajmakčalan; later he participated in the march to Belgrade which gave victory in 1918.
Momčilo Tešić, Blossom of the childhood/Cvetnik detinjstva/, Bigz, Belgrade, 1975.
We owe special gratitude to Professor Dr Momčilo Pavlović, Director of the Institute for Contemporary History in Belgrade, Goran Latinović, MA, from the University of Banja Luka and Ms Radmila Mihajlović from Rome who not only opened the door to Italian archives to us, but also helped the truth about Jadovno to be heard in the Italian and European Parliaments.
Momčilo Trajković: Well, in the‘60s electricity came and I recall that.
Momčilo Trajković: Čaglavica was an interesting village, hard for a life.
Momčilo Trajković: Yes, I was, you have, you have it on YouTube, my speech there.
Momčilo Gavrić is one of the icons of the World War I and a symbol of our suffering.
Momčilo Trajković: Earlier when they were going, it was, and later it was divided.
Momčilo Trajković: You have it, there I said,“There will never be the Republic of Kosovo.”.
Momčilo Trajković: And the next day, we come, it's funny now(laughs) back then it was terrifying.
Momčilo Trajković: He was the Vice President of the Executive Council of Kosovo, earlier he was a politician.
Momčilo Trajković: It was later divided but later, once at the beginning they were going together.
Momčilo Trajković: Well, what here, I have one broadcast, a lot of Kosovar and Serbian songs were taken over by others.