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Last time we practiced the verb to live. Today, we are learning the verb to go with the following video:
and a couple of exercises:
and a couple of exercises:
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Wednesday, March 08, 2017
I have tried to make simple conjugation videos before, but was never satisfied with what they looked and sounded like. Last week, thanks to my dedicated patrons on Patreon and my students of Serbian whom I've been teaching for years, I was able to afford the first professional version of the software which I have always dreamt of. HVALA!!!
How do you like my first pro conjugation video?
Now that I have all the tools, I am sure you'll all enjoy my short video lessons about:
How do you like my first pro conjugation video?
Now that I have all the tools, I am sure you'll all enjoy my short video lessons about:
- verb conjugations in Serbian, both in the Cyrillic and Latin alphabet.
- short video stories, based on the video with conjugations
- short dialogues based on the texts and Serbian Phrases
- videos explaining Serbian idioms
- easy Serbian songs and chants for kids
Još jednom ogromno hvala mojim dragim pratiocima i učenicima koji pomažu održavanje ovog bloga i sve bolji kvalitet video lekcija srpskog jezika. Moje nove lekcije će izgledati super zahvaljujući Mirku, Milici i Milenki, Lari, Matiji, Dejanu i Danijeli, Marion, Pavlu, Dejvidu, Niku i Dženi i Jani!!!
Friday, February 17, 2017
Serbian Passive Voice with Exercises
Unfortunately, there haven't been many posts about the Passive Voice on this blog. I want this to change and that's why I would like to add a few more exercises about this topic. Based on the following fun song which has great lyrics about Rakija production, I'll make a few exercises for you.
Let's relax and watch the video by Cache & Djavo called "Kakvu sam rakiju pek'o" :)
Serbian Passive Voice with Exercises
Serbian Passive Voice with Exercises
Wednesday, February 08, 2017
His and Her in Serbian
While his = njegov and her = njen sounds pretty easy and straightforward, there is a little catch. These are possessive adjectives and therefore they agree with the noun they describe. That's why they will have all kinds of suffixes to mirror the main noun in number, case and gender.
Today will stick just to the basic Nominative case and see how NJEGOV and NJEN mirror the gender of the nouns through the following exercises:
HIS and HER in Serbian with a funny photo
Simply look at the photo and write his shirt (njegovA košuljA) or her shirt (njenA košuljA), based on the position of the question in the photo:
His and Her in Serbian
HIS and HER in Serbian with Quizlet
If you have learnt clothes with one of my previous lessons, this one will be a piece of cake = prosto ko pasulj:
If you would like to get all my video lessons with explanations in English, translations and additional exercises like the ones above, in the meaningful order, consider joining me on Patreon.
Tuesday, February 07, 2017
Thanks to your kind help the second lesson of Serbian for Children was released yesterday:
In this lesson you can practise saying "Ovo je..." (this is) as well as the vocabulary for family members!
Porodica
mama = mom
tata = dad
sestra = sister
brat = brother
sin = son
ćerka = daughter
***
moj / moja = my
Additional exercises:
1. https://quizlet.com/146121479/micromatch
2. https://en.educaplay.com/en/learningresources/2531536/serbian_for_children_lesson_1a.htm
The first part was published in the post about teaching Serbian with children songs, but I will add it here as well:
Hope you find them useful and come here for more!
If you would like to get all my video lessons with explanations in English, translations and additional exercises like the ones above, in the meaningful order, consider joining me on Patreon. HVALA!
In this lesson you can practise saying "Ovo je..." (this is) as well as the vocabulary for family members!
Porodica
mama = mom
tata = dad
sestra = sister
brat = brother
sin = son
ćerka = daughter
***
moj / moja = my
Additional exercises:
1. https://quizlet.com/146121479/micromatch
2. https://en.educaplay.com/en/learningresources/2531536/serbian_for_children_lesson_1a.htm
The first part was published in the post about teaching Serbian with children songs, but I will add it here as well:
Hope you find them useful and come here for more!
If you would like to get all my video lessons with explanations in English, translations and additional exercises like the ones above, in the meaningful order, consider joining me on Patreon. HVALA!
Sunday, February 05, 2017
There are so many reasons to learn Serbian. That's why I'd like you to help me find out what your main motivation is when learning this language. I am also interested what you need most and what you think could help you learn most efficiently.
That's why I have created an anonymous survey and I'd appreciate if you could spare a few minutes to do it. HVALA!
Thanks so much for your time! All the info is used to make my Serbian Activator e-mails and video lessons most relevant to you!
That's why I have created an anonymous survey and I'd appreciate if you could spare a few minutes to do it. HVALA!
Thanks so much for your time! All the info is used to make my Serbian Activator e-mails and video lessons most relevant to you!
Wednesday, February 01, 2017
Let's learn the past tense form of "She was" in Serbian the easy way: BILA JE with this beautiful song, step by step:
Now, an exercise:
If you would like to get all my video lessons with explanations in English, translations and additional exercises like the ones above, in the meaningful order, consider joining me on Patreon. HVALA!
Now, an exercise:
If you would like to get all my video lessons with explanations in English, translations and additional exercises like the ones above, in the meaningful order, consider joining me on Patreon. HVALA!
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