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Apartments in Belgrade – Let’s learn Serbian

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LET’S LEARN SERBIAN!

Good morning       Dobro jutro      /doh-broh yootroh/

Good afternoon     Dobar dan      /doh-bar daan/

Good evening        Dobro veče   /doh-broh ve-che/

Hello                       Zdravo          /zdrah-vo/

Goodbye                Doviđenja     /doh-vee gi-enya/

Good night             Laku noć       /lah-koo noch/

 

Yes           Da   /dah/

No            Ne   /neh/

Thank you   Hvala     /hvah-la/

Tomorrow   Sutra     /soo-trah/

Yesterday   Juče     /yoo-cheh/

When?        Kada?   /kah-dah/

Where?       Gde?    /gh-deh/

 

What time is it?        Koliko je sati?    /Koh-lee-koh ye sah-tee/

Let’s go!                   Idemo!     /ee-deh-moh/

How are you?           Kako si?   /kah-koh see/

Nice to meet you!    Drago mi je!  /drah-goh mee yeh/

See you!                  Vidimo se!    /Vee-dee-moh se/

May I…?                  Da li mogu…    /dah lee moh-goo/

Please                      Molim Vas  /moh-leem vahs/

Excuse me               Izvinite   /eez-vee-nee teh/

I don’t understand    Ne razumem   /ne rah-zoo-mehm/

May I help you?        Izvolite   /eez-voh-lee-teh/

Here you are            Izvolite     /eez-voh-lee-teh/

How much is it?        Koliko košta?    /Koh-lee-koh koh-shtah/

Can I pay with credit card?   Može kartica?   /moh-zheh kahr-tee-tyah/

Exchange office   Menjačnica    /meh-nyah-chnee-tyah/

Bank          Banka   /bahn-kah/

Post office  Pošta   /poh-shtah/

 

Good      Dobro   /doh-broh/

Bad         Loše   /loh-sheh/

Big          Veliko   /veh-lee-koh/

Small      Malo  /mah-loh/

Full          Puno  /poo-noh/

Empty     Prazno   /prah-znoh/

Hot         Vruće   /vroo-cheh/

Cold       Hladno   /hlah-dnoh/

More      Više   /vee-sheh/

Less       Manje   /mah-nyeh/

A lot       Mnogo   /mnoh-goh/

A little    Malo  /mah-lo/

Open    Otvoreno   /oh-tvoh-reh noh/

Closed   Zatvoreno    /zah-tvoh-reh-noh/

 

In front of    Ispred   /ees-prehd/

Behind        Iza   /ee-zah/

Above        Iznad   /eez-nahd/

Below         Ispod   /ees-pohd/

I’m hungry    Gladan  sam  /gah-dahn sahm/

I’m thirsty     Žedan sam   /yheh-dahn sahm/

 

Food     Hrana   /hrah-nah/

Drink     Piće   /pee-che/

Have a nice meal   Prijatno    /pree-yar-no/

Breakfast               Doručak    /doh-roo-chahk/

Dinner                   Večera     /veh-cheh-rah/

Bread                     Hleb         /hlehb/

Salt                        So            /soh/

Pepper                   Biber       /bee-behr/

Vinegar                  Sir           /seer-cheh/

Water                     Voda       /voh-dah

Wine                    Vino         /vee-noh/

Beer                     Pivo           /pee-voh/

Brandy                 Rakija       /rah-kee-yah/

Coffee                  Kafa           /kah-fah/

Tea                      Čaj             /chahy/

Milk                     Mleko         /mleh-koh/

Salad                  Salata        /sah-lah-tah/

Soup                   Supa          /soo-pah/

Meat                    Meso         /meh-soh/

Fish                     Riba           /ree-bah/

Cheese                Sir             /seer/

Eggs Jaja   /zah-zah/

Fruit   Voće   /voh-cheh/

Bill   Račun   /rah-choon/

 

apartments in Belgrade - Serbian alphabet

Serbian alphabet

 

I         Ja   /yah/

You   Ti   /tee/

He     On  /ohn/

She   Ona  /ohnah/

It       Ono   /ohnoh/

 We    Mi   /mee/

You    Vi  /vee/

They  Oni  /ohnee/

 

 

1        /yeh-dahn/2       /dvah/

3       /tree/

4       /cheh-tee-ree/

5       /peht/

6       /sheh-st/

7       /she-dahm/

8       /oh-sahm/

9      /deh-vet/

10    /deh-set/

11    /yeh-dah-nah-est/

12    /dvah-nah-est/

13    /tree-nah-est/

14    /cheh-tr-nah-est/

15    /pet-nah-est/

16    /shes-nah-est/

17    /seh-dahm-nah-est/

18    /oh-sahm-nah-est/

19    /deh-veht-nah-est/

apartments in belgrade - let's learn serbian

 20   /dvah-deh-set/30   /tree-deh-set/

40   /cheh-tr-deh-set/

50   /peh-deh-set/

60   /shehz-deh-set/

70   /she-dahm-deh-set/

80   /oh-sahm-deh-set/

90  /deh-veh-deh-set/

100   /stoh/

500   /peht-stoh/

1000   /hee-lyah-doo/

 

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There is no crisis in Serbia – sale of luxurious goods rising

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While majority of people in Serbia is affected by the current economic crisis, shops selling luxurious goods are making profit. Cars, jewelry, fashionable clothes and extremely expensive traveling tours are being sold very well. In 2011 the number of sold ‘Mercedes’ cars was 516 units (the most expensive one S500 costs EUR 150,000). The ‘Samsung; 3D television sets were also sold out quickly, while a man from Belgrade paid EUR 68,000 to book for his family a small Greek island for nine days.
The buyers are from different walks of life – doctors, lawyers, Internet experts and people from diplomatic service. However, businessmen are usually buyers of the most expensive goods. Then follow athletes and politicians. The last ones are always so generous when their wives or girlfriends are concerned.
The ‘Frey Wille’ shop is very satisfied with the sale of jewelry, including the most expensive pieces.
Sociologists think that the situation in the market reflects the real image of Serbian society for years back. The society has been polarizing on the very rich and the very poor with almost no middle class.
Sociologists claim that fight for prestige is not characteristic for Serbia only but that it is an integral part of the consumer culture present worldwide. The modern consumer society has classified money as the chief value.

Source: Blic,05. 03. 2012.