by Serbify | May 19, 2026 | Grammar
If you are diving into Serbian grammar, you will quickly notice that some letters love to change shapes. One of the most frequent sound changes is called sibilarization (sibilarizacija, historically also known as druga palatalizacija). Simply put: When a Serbian noun...
by Serbify | May 7, 2026 | Grammar
Serbian Present Tense: The “Magic” Tense Did you know that in Serbian, you only need to learn one present tense? In English, you have to at least choose between “I eat” and “I am eating.” In Serbian, it’s just one word: Jedem. Here...
by Serbify | Aug 4, 2024 | Grammar
Level: A2 to B2 (beginner to intermediate); Where is the confusion with doneti and dovesti from? So, if you look at the question: Da li sam ja doneo ili doveo svoju kucu sa sobom? In English, both sentences translate similarly: “Did I bring or bring my puppy...
by Serbify | Jul 13, 2024 | Grammar
There are two ways of looking at these nouns: If we pay the most of the attention to the the wan nouns are formed, we can see that they are more like masculine than like feminine because they are ending in a consonant: ex. stvar, reč, ljubav, radost, žalost… If we pay...
by Serbify | Jun 15, 2023 | Grammar
Level: A2-C2 It may seem like we are going to delve into challenging intermediate or even advanced level problems, but based on my experience, there are many situations at the very beginning where many of my students would be thrilled to understand what is happening...
