The word 'Bohemia' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a region in central Europe, historically associated with the Czech Republic and the Romani people. For example, "Bohemia has a unique culture, with a fascinating blend of traditional dances, music, and art."
With Lou Reed's Walk on the Wild Side – a louche, lyrical ramble in downtown bohemia?
And I always used to say that we lived in bohemia and bohemia is a tolerant place.
I don't think there's much of bohemia in New York now.
There isn't now, because you need cheap places for bohemia, don't you?
There was a bohemia then.
The centre of this particular menace and indeed of this production is Simon Russell Beale's outstanding interpretation of Leontes, the Sicilian king who becomes convinced that his wife Hermione has betrayed him with his friend Polixenes, the king of Bohemia.
Downtown is no longer the gritty bohemia it once was and globalisation has brought artists and their collectors closer together.
More than any other people, Americans since 1950 have subscribed to the cult of the rebel artist, to the notion that "court art" is stifling and to the myth of bohemia and the Salon des Refusés; they disdain privilege, snobbery and academic taste.
But just as "Romkocsma" does not do justice to the secret universe of bohemia hidden behind those dilapidated entrances, nor is spritzer an adequate label for the carefully delineated world of the Hungarian fröccs.There are currently 16 different types of fröccs, all helping the summer drinker rise or, after a while, not rise to the occasion.
What about no-go Johannesburg, which I've heard so much about?I ring a number I've been given by a former Jo'burger in London, of a woman who lives in Yeoville, a once lily-white suburb that became a radical Bohemia after apartheid collapsed.
The left-leaning populist Mr Zeman dominated Moravia in the east, as well as northern Bohemia.
