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Gde? Kada? U koliko sati?

This is a listening comprehension exercise. While listening to this 34sec long video, try to answer the following questions:



Where is the event taking place?
Gde se održava ovaj koncert? ______________________
When, What date ?
Kada, Kog datuma? _____________________
What time?
Tačno vreme? ________________
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