If you’re puzzled about the verbs will and want in Serbian (hteti i želeti), unsure when to use which, that’s common. Let’s learn all their differences and similarities to clear up the confusion.
Did you know that many Serbian leg idioms are actually the same in English and Norwegian? That was a surprise for me too!
Some English speakers make jokes about polishing their Polish, but in this article you will learn 16 false friends in Serbian for Polish speakers.
Serbian verbal aspect explained in detail. Tips for recognizing the two aspects with examples, so you can finally understand the most boggling feature of the Serbian language
Are Serbian and Croatian the same language? If not, how different are they? And what’s the difference? How they relate to Bosnian and Montenegrin?
How different are the languages of ex Yugoslavia? Are Serbian Croatian Bosnian and Montenegrin the same language? What about Slovenian and Macedonian?
In the Serbian language, verb “to be” is a controversial verb. It can cause disputes and fights and many confusions. Here’s an article that aims to resolve all your doubts about “glagol biti” (verb to be in Serbian).
My core lesson on Serbian Verbs. The Serbian present tense is both simple and complex. There are universal endings and only three types of verbs conjugation, but then it gets complicated…
The secret of Serbian cases revealed! How to learn 7 Serbian cases and what they are: An approach that really works. A must-read for anyone learning Serbian.
Serbian alphabets are even more than two. Only Latin and Cyrillic are used nowadays. But does Serbia use Latin or Cyrillic alphabet today? Why do we use two scripts in Serbia? Which one to learn?
Common mysteries about the Serbian language solved: Do the Serbs understand Russian? Is Serbian the same as Croatian and Bosnian? Is Serbian grammar complex?
In Serbian language there are only 5 vowels. That’s less then in English, French or German. Learn how to pronounce Serbian vowels properly.
A systematic guide to help you distinguish Serbian C Ć Č sounds and pronounce them accurately. It’s easier than you think! Listen carefully and practice pronunciation.