Pre-intermediate Serbian - Conjugator
While in the first four lessons of the Serbian for pre-intermediate level there was the emphasis on the nouns and cases, in the previous post , the more…
While in the first four lessons of the Serbian for pre-intermediate level there was the emphasis on the nouns and cases, in the previous post , the more…
Present and Past Tense Conjugation in Serbian - Gap Filling Exercise (with instant feedback)
If you are interested in conjugations of other verbs in different tenses, feel free to leave a comment with your wish :-) All the conjugations can be seen…
Vino točim by Miroslav Ilić Exercise 1: Write down the conjugations of the verbs below Past Tense for First Person Sg. Masculine of the following verbs: SRESTI…
Watch this video and do the following exercises: Speaking Exercise 1. ***Say the coulours as you see them (key in the comment) Speaking Exercise 2 . *** Start…
Endings for the 1st, -am, conjugation group of verbs in Serbian in the Present Tense are -am - aš - a -amo -ate -aju Endings for the Accusative Fem. Nouns:…
Present tense verb conjugations -AM group ("-am" for 1st person Sg) 1. Kada obično ručaš? Obično ručam u tri. When do you usually have lunch - I usually have…
Past Tense with Garfield Džon: Danas sam naporno radio. Danas - today Sam - to be ( I am = ja sam) Raditi - to work (Sing. masc. radio, fem. radila, neuter…
Prošlo vreme, or Perfekt, as we call it in Serbian, is the past tense which covers all the English past tenses (the Past Simple, Past Continuous, Present and…
Prezent u potvrdnom, upitnom i odričnom obliku a. one example is with a transitive/intransitive verb, while the b. example is with the ' se ' verb (see the…
Fill in the gaps with the suitable form of the verbs in brackets and send the homework to 'learnserbian@gmail.com'. I hope that I will manage to launch the…
KO rano rani DVE sreće grabi The early bird catches the worm Success comes to those who prepare well and put in effort. In Serbian, there is a very similar…
Serbian belongs to a group of (highly) flective languages, and as such its verbs have conjugations. This means that you have to pay attention to the suffixes…