Tic Tac Toe Serbian A1 - Dobar vs. Dobro
Zdravo! Kako si? Ja sam dobro :) Do you know when to use DOBAR and when DOBRO? If you are not so sure, let's practice with the new TIC TAC TOE video about it.…
Zdravo! Kako si? Ja sam dobro :) Do you know when to use DOBAR and when DOBRO? If you are not so sure, let's practice with the new TIC TAC TOE video about it.…
Let me share with you a new way of learning online, asynchronously, with my Tic-Tac-Toe Serbian series. Namely, the course is based on the interactive books,…
Serbian - Numbers 0 to 10 Super easy way to practice numbers - by playing: Practicing Numbers 0 to 10 in Serbian Numbers in Serbian - some previous blog posts.

The easiest way to learn has always been through playing games. That's why I am sharing a very simple game about the verb to be in Serbian : Have fun!
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…

Serbian 101 - International Vocabulary This is a fun game for real beginners in Serbian . There is a list of international words which are commonly used in the…

Serbian 101 - Serbian Tests With this set of exercises you can test your knowledge for Serbian 101 . If you pass all the tests with 80% or more, you are ready…

Telling Time in Serbian - Exercises Let's practice telling the time in Serbian with the following series of exercises: Telling Time in Serbian - Learning…

Asking Questions about different topics In the previous posts there are a bunch of exercises to practice asking questions in Serbian. You can find all of them…

What do you see in Serbian? The best way to start practicing Serbian cases, the Accusative for example, is to start simple and easy, with food. After the verb…

This is, These are - in Serbian Let's jump with joy each time we come across a phrase or two which are easier in Serbian than in English. There is no need for…
One of the useful phrases when learning Serbian is IZIVINTE = ИЗВИНИТЕ = excuse me. Excuse me, where is ... in Serbian After this phrase, you have certainly…
A very simple exercise with NJEGOVo or NJENo + IME, meaning HIS or HER + NAME. After watching this easy Serbian lesson, you'll be able to ask the following two…