Numbers in Serbian

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Learning numbers in Serbian is one of the first steps for a foreign visitor or a Serbian language learner. When moving around Belgrade, visiting shops or museums, paying a taxi or a bill at a restaurant, it’s good to know your numbers.

In this page you’ll learn all the Serbian numbers from 0 to 1000 in a about 10 minutes.

Sure, you’ll probably need to repeat that, maybe several times, to make sure you’ve learned them. 🙂

Learning numbers in Serbian – first steps

 

Statistically, the first thing people usually learn in a foreign language, is counting to 10. If you’re on this page, you’re probably already familiar with some, if not most, of the Serbian numbers.

If we know nothing of a language, we learn numbers 1 to 10 (and bad words, but that’s another topic). We teach our children to count to 10 in Italian, German or French, or all three.

 

Counting is very easy. It’s like learning a nursery rhyme of 10 words. Just keep repeating until you’ve learned it:

  1. jedan
  2. dva
  3. tri
  4. četiri
  5. pet
  6. šest
  7. sedam
  8. osam
  9. devet
  10. deset

And repeat, counting your fingers to feel the number. That’s the first step.

Use the audio recordings on this page. Click play by the numbers, listen to the sound and repeat aloud to get the pronunciation right.

Learn numbers in Serbian from 0 to 10

Read the word and click on the play icon to listen to the native speaker and practice pronunciation. Click next to do exercises.

Learn numbers in Serbian: 11 to 19

Learn numbers from 11 to 19 in Serbian. Note: when you learn the basic numbers 1 to 10, you just add -naest. In some teens, we also change a couple of letters. With a basic number + naest, you’re understood, but to learn them properly: read, listen and repeat aloud!

Learn numbers in Serbian: decades

Learn all decades, or desetice in Serbian: 10, 20, 30, … up to 100. When you learn the basic numbers 2 to 9, just add -deset. In some decades, we also change a couple of letters. With a “basic number + deset” formulation, you’re understood. But if you want to learn these numbers properly, here they are below.

Learn numbers in Serbian: hundreds

Learn all Serbian hundreds or stotine in Serbian, from 100 (sto) to 1000 (hiljadu).

Review all numbers in Serbian

Review and practice. For more exercises, use the chapter on numbers in our Free Introductory Serbian Course

0 nula

 

1 jedan

 

2 dva

 

3 tri

 

4 četiri

 

5 pet

 

6 šest

 

7 sedam

 

8 osam

 

9 devet

10 deset

 

11 jedanaest

 

12 dvanaest

 

13 trinaest

 

14 četrnaest

 

15 petnaest

 

16 šesnaest

 

17 sedamnaest

 

18 osamnaest

 

19 devetnaest

20 dvadeset

 

21 dvadeset jedan

 

22 dvadeset dva

 

30 trideset

 

40 četrdeset

 

50 pedeset

 

60 šezdeset

 

70 sedamdeset

 

80 osamdeset

 

90 devedeset

100 sto

 

200 dvesta

 

300 trista

 

400 četristo

 

500 petsto

 

600 šeststo

 

700 sedamsto

 

800 osamsto

 

900 devetsto

 

1000 hiljadu

Test your numbers!

 

This simple quiz will show you how many Serbian numbers you have actually learned.

Koliko je sati?

What’s the time?

Devet.

Dvanaest i petnaest.

Pola dva.

Dvadeset do jedanaest.

QUIZ: What's the time in Serbian

1.55 Telling time in Serbian

 

Can you tell the time in Serbian? Let’s check that out!

Is learning Serbian numbers easy?

Learning the Serbian numbers is really quite easy. But learning to actually use the numbers takes more practice. That’s why we made lots of exercises in our free Introductory Serbian Course, to help you practice and remember them well, so you can finally understand what Serbian sales people say.

If you have difficulties, use little mnemonic tricks that you’ll also find in our free Introductory Serbian Course, accessible with free registration.

 

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