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Thursday, June 30, 2016
Saturday, May 21, 2016
It's simply not enough to understand how to form the future tense in Serbian and its somewhat complicated word order! You need to practise as much as possible.
Future Tense in Serbian
Future Tense in Serbian with "Ej žalim žalim"
And what an enjoyable practice can it be when you simply sing it! That's why I am focusing today on this beautiful song featuring the future tense in Serbian :)
Saturday, May 14, 2016
This is the perfect moment for you to meet our gorgeous Sanja Vučić and practice Serbian while listening to this interview,
and doing a listening comprehension exercise based on her story:
... or practice singing with her
p.s. don't forget to vote for her tonight!
and doing a listening comprehension exercise based on her story:
- Odakle je Sanja?
- Koliko ima godina?
- Kada je snimljen ovaj intervju?
- Gde Sanja sada živi?
- Šta je želela da studira?
- Gde je njena mama sada?
- Od kada Sanja prati Evroviziju?
- Kako se zvala njena osnovna škola?
- Da li je Sanja bila bolji đak u osnovnoj ili srednjoj školi?
- Ko Sanju podržava?
- Koju vrstu muzike Sanjini roditelji vole?
- Kako je Sanja opisala svoju majku?
- Da li Sanja ima dečka trenutno?
- Gde je sve Sanja pevala?
- Da li Sanja sada želi da bude operska pevačica?
- Kada je Sanja bila jako srećna?
- Koje trenutke Sanja uvek zaboravlja?
p.s. don't forget to vote for her tonight!
Friday, May 13, 2016
The following two videos are great for the students at upper-intermediate and advanced levels who are interested in stress patterns in Serbian and who can easily read Serbian Cyrillic script.
Monday, May 09, 2016
When I started teaching Serbian I relied on the textbooks which taught commonly used adjectives one might need, such as "gladan" (hungry), "žedan" (thirsty), "lep" (beautiful), srećan (happy), tužan (sad) etc. This makes sense, doesn't it?
If you just started learning Serbian it can prove useful simply to do different quizlet activities to help you understand as much as possible at first. The most beautiful thing with Quizlet activities is that you can learn by playing games of Gravity and Spacerace! You can also access Quizlet on your mobile and practice while you are commuting! Finally, they are free (no need to buy anything, just register through Fb og Google to track your results, nothing more)!
Next time we'll practice these words in context!
However, when I flicked through the list of the most frequently used adjectives I was surprised to find out that none of the "useful" ones was listed!!! That's why I made three sets of Quizlet exercises and recorded the pronunciation for the each of the 15 most frequent adjectives in Serbian, so you can learn them by choosing the activity you like best:
- Flash cards
- Learning activity
- Spelling activity
- Tests
- Scatter game
- Gravity game
- Spacerace game
15 Most Frequent Adjectives in Serbian - Masc. Sg. Form
15 Most Frequent Adjectives in Serbian - Fem. Sg. Form
15 Most Frequent Adjectives in Serbian - Neut. Sg. Form
If you just started learning Serbian it can prove useful simply to do different quizlet activities to help you understand as much as possible at first. The most beautiful thing with Quizlet activities is that you can learn by playing games of Gravity and Spacerace! You can also access Quizlet on your mobile and practice while you are commuting! Finally, they are free (no need to buy anything, just register through Fb og Google to track your results, nothing more)!
Next time we'll practice these words in context!