Serbian Language for Beginners - A Complete Guide

Learn the days of the week and the months of the year in Serbian, building essential beginner vocabulary for everyday conversations.

Master Serbian numbers from zero to a million and learn color words such as blue, yellow, red, green, black, white, pink, purple, orange, brown, and gray.

Explore greetings and introductions in Serbian with an example sentence, showing English and Serbian translations and literal translations for how are you and good morning.

Learn to say nationalities and occupations in Serbian, with male and female forms and country examples, and introduce yourself by age and profession.

Explore common questions to ask in Serbian, including names, origins, residence, nationality, age, gender, job, and hobbies, and learn basic relationship status and greeting phrases.

Practice a simple Serbian conversation between Anna and Jo, including greetings, asking how you are, and where you’re from, with notes on going to a mall with Stephanie.

Learn Serbian personal pronouns, including I, you, he, she, it, we. Note gendered and neutral forms, plus plural polite forms and possessive pronouns such as my, your, his, and hers.

Practice Serbian pronouns with hunger and possession in example sentences, reinforcing subject forms I, you, he, she, it, we, they and possessives my, your, our, their.

Master practical Serbian for asking directions, finding the nearest address, and identifying places like banks, hospitals, and stations, plus how to hail a taxi and ask how much it costs.

Practice conversational Serbian with new vocabulary through extended dialogues, including asking for directions to places like the nearest bank and giving turn-by-turn instructions at intersections.

Learn Serbian polite expressions for saying sorry, asking forgiveness, and complimenting others, including how to say you look beautiful or handsome and use please and bless you.

Practice conversation in beginner Serbian, focusing on compliments, thanks, shopping, and invitations. Use phrases such as I like your shirt, thank you, and do you want to go sometime.

Learn essential shopping phrases in Serbian, including asking store hours, available colors and sizes, fitting room questions, prices and discounts, and paying with credit cards.

Practice conversation in a shopping scene between a saleslady and Stephanie, covering asking for a shirt, color options, size (s m l xl), price and discount, with Serbian currency references.

This lecture presents essential Serbian restaurant phrases and vocabulary, including booking a table, asking for the menu, ordering vegetarian or vegan options, and paying by credit card.

Explore Serbian dishes, including cabbage rolls with bulgur or rice, gibanica pastry with cottage cheese and eggs, ajvar pepper condiment, and a nutty vanilla and walnut cookie dessert with jam.

Practice a waiter and Joe conversation to order food and drinks, see the dessert menu, and ask for the bill, reinforcing basic Serbian dining phrases.

Learn basic Serbian family vocabulary, including mother and father, aunts and uncles (mother's brother, father's brother, mother's sister, father's sister), older siblings, in-laws, niece, nephew, child, and baba.

Learn everyday objects and basic foods and beverages vocabulary, including table, chair, phone, keys, glassware, salad, tomato, sandwich, beef, water, coffee, and juice.

Learn common clothing terms such as shirt, pants, dress, skirt, necklace, jacket, swimsuit, hat, and sunglasses in Serbian for beginners.

Learn to say the four seasons: winter, spring, summer, fall, and different weather types, such as cloudy, windy, rainy, sunny, and cold, in this beginner Serbian lesson.