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If you enjoyed my previous exercise about Present Participle in Serbian, I am sure you are looking forward to checking if you have done this exercise right.
Friday, July 17, 2015
Monday, July 13, 2015
Present Participle in Serbian
After watching this short video lesson dedicated to present participle in Serbian, try to figure out which form to use! Useful vocabulary:
- uživati = to enjoy (uživam, uživaš, uživa // uživamo, uživate, uživaju)
- gledati = to watch (gledam, gledaš, gleda // gledamo, gledate, gledaju)
- gledajući = watching (while watching)
- uživam gledajući... = I enjoy watching...
- slušati = to listen to (slušam, slušaš, sluša // slušamo, slušate, slušaju)
- slušajući = listening (while listening)
- smirivati = to calm down (smirujem, smiruješ, smiruje // smirujemo, smirujete, smiruju)
- smirujući = calming
- smrzavati = to freeze (smrzavam, smrzavaš, smrzava // smrzavamo, smrzavate, smrzavaju)
- provoditi = to spend (provodim, provodiš, provodi// provodimo, provodite, provode)
- obilaziti = to be visiting (obilazim, obilaziš, obilazi // obilazimo, obilazite, obilaze)
- obilazeći = visiting (while visiting)
- teći = to flow (tečem, tečeš, teče // tečemo, tečete, teku)
- razmišljati = to think about (razmišljam, razmišljaš, razmišlja // razmišljamo, razmišljate, razmišljaju)
- razmišljajući = thinking (while thinking about)
Sunday, May 24, 2015
If you watched Eurosong 2015 yesterday night, you may have noticed that Montenegrin song was one among few ones which wasn't in English. It has such a catchy tune and beautiful lyrics that I decided to share it with you today and create a few follow-up activities.
Exercise with Verbs
Exercise with Pronouns
Monday, May 11, 2015
If you liked playing Quizlet games and practising your Serbian with my video lessons based on Quizlet, I'm sure you'll have fun learning some new vocabulary in Serbian today. This time it's all about rooms in a flat, as a short intro to a series of practical video lessons dedicated to the Locative case.
For the time being, let's simply practise pronunciation and spelling. For the brave ones here comes the test:
along with the links to other exercises:
Sunday, May 10, 2015
A few days ago while I was preparing for my online lessons I came across this great video which can help you practice:
You can write or record a short report by answering to the following questions:
Limanska pijaca:
- vocabulary (fruit and vegetables)
- numbers and prices
- comparing prices of certain products at two different markets in Novi Sad (Limanska pijaca vs. Kvantaš)
You can write or record a short report by answering to the following questions:
Limanska pijaca:
- Koje povrće je najjeftinije?
- Koliko košta krompir na limanskoj pijaci?
- Koje povrće je najskuplje?
- Koliko košta kilogram krastavaca?
- Koliko košta najskuplje povrće na limanskoj pijaci?
- Koje voće je najjeftinije?
- Koliko koštaju kurške?
- Koje voće je nešto jeftinije od kruški?
- Koje voće je najskuplje?
Kvantaška pijaca:
- Da li je ova pijaca skuplja ili jeftinija od limanske?
- Za koliko je paradajz jeftiniji?
- Koliko košta kilogram kupusa?
- Koliko košta crni luk?
- Koje voće ima istu cenu kao i na limanskoj pijaci?
- Koliko koštaju jabuke?
- Za koliko su jeftinije mandarine?
- Koliko novca se mora izdvojiti za pomorandže?
Serbian Expressions for Cheaper and More Expensive
Korisni izrazi kada pričamo o cenama = Useful expressions when talking about prices
- ... se može naći po ceni od ... = ... can be found at a price of ...
- ... košta ... za kilogram =... costs ... per kilo
- ... koštaju ... = ... cost ...
- ... se može kupiti za ... = ... can be bought for ...
- Za ... se mora/treba izdvojiti ... dinara = For ... one has/needs to pay ... dinars
- ... je jeftinije / skuplje =... is cheaper/more expensive
- ... su jeftinije i mogu se kupiti po ceni od ... = ... are cheaper and can be bought at a price of...
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