Our topic today is a lesson from Serbian 201 course. I added one more exercise to the course and I am sure you will enjoy practicing useful phrases through various games:
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Sunday, December 13, 2020
Our topic today is a lesson from Serbian 201 course. I added one more exercise to the course and I am sure you will enjoy practicing useful phrases through various games:
Serbian 302 - Serbian Lexicology
One of the very productive prefixes to form a verb out of an adjective is the prefix O-. If you know the meaning of the following adjectives, you'll surely know how to make verbs out of them and expand your vocabulary in an easy way:Serbian 302 - Who Recovered?
Before checking the meaning of the words, can you simply add an O in front of each adjective. To make it a verb you also need to add the -O suffix (for Masc. form of the verb in the past tense).
For example: OZDRAVIO
1. Ko je OzdraviO?
I googled the following stories:
- Ozdravio Frančesko Toti
- Ozdravio Čeda
Serbian Lexicology - Verb Formation
Now, let's do the same thing for each of these newly created verbs:
After googling them, answer the following questions:
Practicing Serbian Lexicology
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Serbian 302,
Serbian Lexicology,
Serbian verbs
Friday, December 04, 2020
Serbian Podcast

There are numerous podcasts in Serbian which you can follow through this link. Simply choose your topic of interest and voila! Today I'd like to recommend you Književni Centar za Ljubitelj(k)e Blejanja and their podcast about Netflix series.
Serbian Podcast with Exercises
I have created an exercise with useful collocations to talk about filmography. Let's listen to the first eight minutes and try to understand the gist of each topic.
After that, listen to it again and try to do my exercise:
Serbian Podcast - Using Vocabulary to Talk about Your Favorite Series
Sada pokušajte da opišete svoju omiljenu seriju koristeći fraze i kolokacije iz prethodne vežbe :)
Tuesday, October 27, 2020
Serbian A1-A2, Who am I?
A super duper easy exercise to practice Serbian. Try to solve the following puzzle and then guess who the celebrity is.
Serbian a1- a2 - Vežba
Useful vocabulary to do this exercise:
- biti = to be: sam - si - je - smo - ste - su
- doručkovati = to have breakfast: doručkujem - doručkuješ - doručkuje - doručkujemo - doručkujete - doručkuju
- ručati = to have dinner: ručam - ručaš - ruča - ručamo - ručate - ručaju
- živeti = to live: živim - živiš - živi - živimo - živite - žive
- imati = to have: imam - imaš - ima - imamo - imate - imaju
- nositi = to wear: nosim - nosiš - nosi - nosimo - nosite - nose
- zvati se = to be called: zovem - zoveš - zove - zovemo - zovete - zovu
I am sure you did this exercise really well. Now, if you have an idea who the celebrity is, post your ideas in the comments :) Hvala!
Monday, October 05, 2020
Serbian A2 to B2 Video Lesson
Here comes a video lesson which will help you practice Serbian at different levels.
As you can see, there are three phrases.
Serbian A2 Video Lesson - Accusative
The verbs such as TRAŽI - to search VIDETI - to see or VOLETI - to love (jesti, piti, slušati, gledati, kupiti, naći, etc.) trigger the Accusative case endings in the words that follow it (these can be not only nouns, but also numbers and adjectives in front of the noun)
What does ti mean?
It will change the upcoming word(s) in such a way that
- anything that is in singular, ending in -a, will drop the -a and change to -u. For example: čokoladA ... Tražim čokoladU = I am lookin for chocolate :o)
Serbian B1 Video Lesson - Genitive
The following prepositions:
trigger the Genitive case in the words that follow them:
Example: Jaje je pored slaninE. (the nominative case is: slaninA)
Singular:
-anything else >>> -A
- pored - next to
- između - between
- ispred - in front of
- iza - behind
- ispod - under
- iznad - above
trigger the Genitive case in the words that follow them:
Example: Jaje je pored slaninE. (the nominative case is: slaninA)
Singular:
-A>>> -E
slanina - slanine
torta - torte
kruška - kruške
lubenica - lubenice
-anything else >>> -A
mleko - mleka
jaje - jajeTa
đus - đusa
sok - soka
tiganj - tiganja
hleb - hleba
sir - sira
Serbian B1/B2 Video Lesson - If Clauses
(or If I could..., I would... or If I had, I would...)
DA+ PRESENT, JA BIH + GLAGOL+o/la
Da mogu da jedem lubenicu, ja bih je (po)jela.
KAD BIH + GLAGOL+o/la, JA BIH + GLAGOL+o/la
Kad bih mogla da jedem lubenicu, ja bih je pojela. Prevod: If I could eat a watermelon now, I would eat it.
Exercises with Serbian A2 to B2 Video Lessons
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