
Explains the locative, the Serbian prepositional case, formed with u, na, o, and po; used to express location and time, with nouns and matching adjectives in locative.
Explore the accusative, its use with or without prepositions such as u, na, za, and its role as direct object, including gendered endings.
Master the Serbian dative by applying endings that mirror locative in plural, with singular masculine and neuter nouns ending in o and adjectives ending in om, m, or e.
Master the vocative, used for calling or addressing someone; adjectives stay the same, feminine names ending in na or iya stay unchanged, masculine nouns may end with o.
In this course the focus will not be on the vocabulary, but on grammar and specifically on the cases that are the hardest part of Serbian grammar for the most students. So if you want to master Serbian cases, The Complete Guide to Serbian Cases is the right course for you. This course will be useful for you no matter if you are a complete beginner or an intermediate level student because it starts with basic facts and information but at the end it also provides explanation for some grammar categories that you will come accros much later in your learning process, for example the category of feminine nouns ending in consonant that most text books and courses give at B1 level.
This course contains the teory for the use of all the seven cases (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, vocative, instrumental, locative) and the examples for the declension of nouns, adjective and pronouns in each of these cases. In addition, there is an introduction video at the beginning of the course with the explanation of what are the cases actually and why do we need them. As I mentioned before, there is also a chapter on some noun categories whose declenion is usually presented to the learners of intermediate and higher levels. There are also quises and practice videos after every lesson.