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Telling Time in Serbian - Exercises
Let's practice telling the time in Serbian with the following series of exercises:
Telling Time in Serbian - Learning
Telling Time in Serbian - Game
Telling Time in Serbian - Test
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Monday, November 04, 2019
Let's practice telling the time in Serbian with the following series of exercises:
Sunday, December 05, 2010
What's the time ? Koliko je sati ?
11.00 Tačno (je) jedanaest sati. Jedanaest je sati.
12.05 Dvanaest i pet. Dvanaest i pet minuta.
01.10 Jedan i deset.
02.15 Dva i petnaest.
03.20 Tri i dvadeset.
04.25 Četiri i dvadeset pet.
05.28 Pet i dvadeset osam.
06.30 Šest i trideset. Pola sedam.
07.35 Sedam i trideset pet. Dvadeset pet do osam.
08.37 Osam i trideset sedam. Dvadeset tri do devet.
09.40 Devet i četrdeset. Dvadeset do deset.
10.45 Petnaest do jedanaest.
10.50 Deset do jedanaest.
11.55 Pet do dvanaest.
This text used to have a few mistakes which are recorded in this video. Can you spot them in the video?
For more details about numbers check out this link.
Friday, May 31, 2013
If you are confident in using numbers and telling the time in Serbian, you can use the same video in order to practise how the Simple Present tense in Serbian can be used to express both:
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- Future arrangement: Šta radiš u utorak u 2?
- Present habit: Šta radiš utorkOM u 2 ?
Monday, February 18, 2013
Youtube is a great source of unique and authentic materials for learning Serbian, which I have been sharing with you under "listening comprehension" tag. One of the best and most comprehensible TV series for learning the Serbian language are surely ancient "Neven", as well as "Poletarac", directed by Timothy Byford and featuring the most prominent actors, actresses and sportsmen from ex-Yugoslavia in the early eighties.
Watch the first part of "Poletarac" and you'll see why it can come in handy when learning Serbian:
1. Part one about swimming (plivanje) and knowing (znanje) from the beginning to minute 3:00
Watch the first part of "Poletarac" and you'll see why it can come in handy when learning Serbian:
1. Part one about swimming (plivanje) and knowing (znanje) from the beginning to minute 3:00
- plivati = to swim
- znati = to know, can (I can swim = Znam da plivam)
- ko zna da pliva = who knows to / can swim ?
- osim = except
- žaba = frog
- imati = to have
- da li žaba ima zube ? = does a frog have teeth ?
- ne znam = I don't know
2. Part two about telling the time (koliko je sati) and numbers (from 3:00-4:00)
- koliko je sati ? = what's the time ?
- sada je tačno jedan sat = it's one o'clock sharp
- jedan i dva SU tri = one and two are three
- ovo je jedna žaba = this is a frog
- ovo su dve žabe = these are two frogs
- lopta je okrugla = the ball is round
- Zemlja je okrugla = the Earth is round
3. Part three about APPLES (from 5:30)
- jabuka = an apple
- koliko imate jabuka = how many apples do you have ?
- imam tri jabuke = I have three apples
- ljuštiti = to peal
4. Part four about UP and DOWN (from 6.30)
- sad = now
- gore = up
- dole = down
- sad sam dole = now I'm down
- sad sam gore = now I'm up
- visoko = high
- nisko = low
5: Part five with the short answers (from 8:00)
- Da li imam zube = Do I have teeth ?
- Imam = I do
- imati = to have
- Da li sam zelen kao žaba ? = Am I green like a frog ?
- Nisam = I'm not
- skakati = to jump
- Da li skačem kao žaba ? = Do I jump like a frog ?
6: Part six - thanking and greetings
- hvala = thank you
- doviđenja = goodbye
- hvala Vam najlepše = many thanks
- drago mi je = I'm glad
7. Part seven (from 10:50) about bees and numbers
- ovo je ... = this is...
- pčela = bee
- hive = košnica
- fabrika = factory
- roj (pčela) = swarm
- med = honey
- ko bude jeo..., biće ... = the one who eats..., he'll be...
Thursday, September 12, 2013
- roditi se = to be born
- školovati se = to be schooled
- upisati se (u školu / na fakultet) = to enrol (a school / university)
- zaposliti se = to start working / to get a job
- preseliti se = to move (to another city / country)
- kvalifikovati se (za) = to get qualified (for)
- venčati se = to get married
After practising telling a story about yourself with these phrases:
...you can try to do the similar one based on my false biography, so you have to make all the sentences in the exercise negative :)
Thursday, September 22, 2022
Let me share with you one lesson from the brand new Serbian Phrases course I've been working on. As you can see from the table of contents, it covers a lot of phrases used in various situations:
Serbian Phrases - Table of Contents
Situations in Serbian
- General phrases
- Greetings - Saying hello and goodbye
- Talking about the Weather
- Thank you phrases
- Numbers and Telling the time
- Talking about family
- Asking for directions
- Giving directions
- At the bank
- At the supermarket
- At the market
- At the chemist's
- At the hotel
- At the restaurant
- At the café or bar
- At the post office
- At the travel agency
- At the doctor's
- At the dentist's
- At the museum
- At the customs
- Shopping for clothes
- Renting a car
- Travelling by taxi
- Travelling by bus
- Travelling by plane
- Travelling by train
Serbian phrases - Vocabulary
The list of the most frequently used phrases:
- da - yes
- ne - no
- kako se kaže - how do you say
- znači - means
- šta znači "pica"? - what does "pizza" mean?
- hamburger znači "hamburger" - hamburger means "hamburger"
- ne razumem - I don't understand
- ne znam - I don't know
- znam - I know
- razumem - I understand
- levo - left
- desno - right
- baš - really
- nema problema - no problem
General phrases in Serbian - Game
General phrases in Serbian - Exercises
General phrases in Serbian - Printable tests
Now, you can download the following PDF files to practice these words:
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