Radio Spektar RNS3 (bunjevački) - 27.03.2026.

U nedilji za nama, a u susrit anketiranja učenika za izborni predmet, positili smo Osnovnu škulu „Matija Gubec” u Tavankutu kako bi od pridavača, al i od oni koji su ovaj predmet odabrali čuli kako izgleda jedan čas bunjevačkog jezika sa elementima nacionalne kulture. Korizmeno vrime svake godine bude ispunjeno raznim programima, pa je tako protekle nedilje u Somboru održana Korizmena čajanka na kojoj su positioci prolistali i Bunjevački kalendar za prostu 2026. godinu. U susrit Uskrsu Udruženje građana „Bunjevačka vila” iz Male Bosne pripravilo je izložbu u kojoj su u centru pažnje bili eksponati u tradicionalnim tehnikama. urednica i voditeljka: Nataša Stantić

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