Jel ima ovde neki Srbin?

[Bashiku]

Pa Milicko da te ja pozdravim. Znam da kasnim sa postom, ali bolje ikad nego nikad 🙂
Well Kimiko I am impressed that you understanded serbian. It's very rare too see someone who understand our language.

 

[Iluv2Btickled]

Where is Serbia?

I wanna learn the language! 🙂 Looks interesting. So if I get mad, I can start speaking Serbian but just say it really angrily. Anywhere where I can learn it?

 

[Bashiku]

It's in Balkan. Next to Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia and so on. Take a world map and see it 🙂

 

[Bashiku]

We can teach you 'cause I don't really know any real english-serbian dictionary that is truly correct.

 

[cosquillero1]

We can teach you 'cause I don't really know any real english-serbian dictionary that is truly correct.

Can you to teach me too ?. I want to learn another languages more 🙂.

 

[Bashiku]

sure why not😀
I will gladly give you serbian lessons.
If you have anything you are interested in post it and i will translate it.
BTW there are some letter in our language that you haven't encountered yet, so it could be hard in beginning. Hope too see more interested.
😉

 

[Iluv2Btickled]

OK How do you say; "Hello my name is Lena"

 

[Bashiku]

Ok i will answer that but you first must know serbian number one rule.
You read as you write. Unlike in English you say a, o, i, e, u instead of "aj", "ou", and so on. This is rule for all letters. You got that?
Now for the translation: "Zdravo, moje ime je Lena."

 

[Journia]

When you post it on a public forum then it's everybodies business far as I see it. And to be honest here in Wales it's considered rude to talk in Welsh around English people.

why are you so curios. that's none of your bussines what i'm talking with my country mates

Boo Yah!!!

 

[Iluv2Btickled]

Ok i will answer that but you first must know serbian number one rule.
You read as you write. Unlike in English you say a, o, i, e, u instead of "aj", "ou", and so on. This is rule for all letters. You got that?
Now for the translation: "Zdravo, moje ime je Lena."

ZZZZdraaahvoough...mojay eeemay jay Lena:super_hap


How am I doin? :happy:

 

[Bashiku]

😀
Read as you write.
It is said as it is writen "Zdravo moje ime je Lena."
So Z is z. Not zet or how ever you spell it. But you are advancing 😉
You can also try to listen some of our movies.
My recommendation is "We are not angels".

 

[black_shuck]

SR: Računajte i na mene. Novi Sad ovde. :cool
EN: Count me in. City of Novi Sad here. :cool
CYM: (???) Tref Novi Sad yma. :cool

When you post it on a public forum then it's everybodies business far as I see it. And to be honest here in Wales it's considered rude to talk in Welsh around English people.

Shw mae! Is it OK now? 🙂

 

[QueenBeeBeeMari]

It should be fun to learn another language.I will try and catch on but,I couldn't seem to pick up French.

 

[sadi]

Heh. I think if you want to learn another language - like, potentially be able to carry on a very basic conversation, even - you should try learn the basics first. Like how many tenses there are and what the conditions of each tense may be, and go on from there. (Like how you'd learn French, or Spanish, or Dutch, or any language, really :stickout) But if you don't want to learn how to speak it fluently - even if at the start - then I'd just try to learn the basic phrases to make yourself feel more productive. 😛

I'm kind of learning very minimal bits and pieces of a language, and plan on taking French again the next year of University, but if you really want to study a language, I think it'll take years of continuous study, unless you just want to be dropped in a foreign country and pick up the language from complete and total immersion in it (which can vary from six months or more, all depending on how quickly your brain makes connections).

And to the one that's helping me in my 'one' language, puno ti hvala! :ggrin:

 

[QueenBeeBeeMari]

I'm kind of learning very minimal bits and pieces of a language, and plan on taking French again the next year of University, but if you really want to study a language, I think it'll take years of continuous study, unless you just want to be dropped in a foreign country and pick up the language from complete and total immersion in it (which can vary from six months or more, all depending on how quickly your brain makes connections).

That's one way to get a ''crash course''

 

[sadi]

Yes, it is. And studies have shown (- if I can remember correctly :huh -) that it can take anywhere from six months - to longer :stickout - to be able to speak fluently in the language. Whenever I think of this I recall that one episode of the Simpsons where Bart ends up in France for some reason (I can't remember what) and he's unable to understand a lick of what's being said, but then at one point he suddenly just starts speaking French fluently, surprising himself at this new discovery.

 

[QueenBeeBeeMari]

I did not see that episode but,it sounds funny

 

[ana_ktc]

m-m tickling

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