Daj, dajte and nemoj dati can sound generous, urgent, polite or impatient depending on the voice around them.

Today, our topic is practising asking for food both in formal and informal way in Serbian.




If you are not sure why the words for food mentioned in the exercise change, check the previous posts about the Accusative case!

Exercise with the Imperative of Give in Serbian

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A practical route into Imperative of Give in Serbian

This lesson works best as a short sequence: notice the target form, connect it with meaning, and use it in a fresh sentence. In Imperative of Give in Serbian, the original material remains the starting point; the additions below make its language easier to retrieve in real conversation.

Language focus: clear, natural instructions

Imperative forms depend on the present-tense stem and may show consonant changes. Tone matters as much as morphology: adding molim te, hajde or an explanatory phrase can turn a bare command into a friendly request. In this particular lesson, use that principle to interpret the examples connected with Imperative of Give in Serbian.

Five sentences with daj and dajte

Latin scriptCyrillic scriptEnglish
Nemoj zaboraviti domaći zadatak.Немој заборавити домаћи задатак.Do not forget the homework.
Pročitajte tekst još jednom.Прочитајте текст још једном.Read the text one more time.
Daj mi olovku, molim te.Дај ми оловку, молим те.Give me the pencil, please.
Dajte nam još malo vremena.Дајте нам још мало времена.Give us a little more time.
Pogledaj ovu fotografiju.Погледај ову фотографију.Look at this photograph.

Choose one row and copy it in both scripts without looking back. When you check it, correct letters and diacritics first; only afterwards consider speed. Apply that script strategy to the vocabulary in Imperative of Give in Serbian.

Move between daj and dajte

Read down the Latin column, then switch to Cyrillic without returning to English. Choose two examples, turn one into a question and make the other negative. Say both versions naturally. For this post, keep your final version connected with the situation in Imperative of Give in Serbian.

Check your Serbian: Imperative of Give in Serbian

Finish with five short translations. Keep the vocabulary and grammatical relationship from this lesson consistent in both Serbian scripts. Keep every answer connected with Imperative of Give in Serbian.

  1. Do not forget the homework.
  2. Read the text one more time.
  3. Give me the pencil, please.
  4. Give us a little more time.
  5. Look at this photograph.

Answers for the imperative of dati

  1. Nemoj zaboraviti domaći zadatak.
    Немој заборавити домаћи задатак.
  2. Pročitajte tekst još jednom.
    Прочитајте текст још једном.
  3. Daj mi olovku, molim te.
    Дај ми оловку, молим те.
  4. Dajte nam još malo vremena.
    Дајте нам још мало времена.
  5. Pogledaj ovu fotografiju.
    Погледај ову фотографију.