Lekcija 10a: Kako su Srbi putovali kroz istoriju?

Switch to Cyrillic alphabet >>> Putovanja nisu uvek bila moguća u ovakvom obliku i obimu kao danas. Naši ljudi su tokom devedesetih godina bili na listi crnog šengena, što znači da su nam bile potrebne vize za većinu zemalja u koje smo želeli da putujemo. Pošto su to bile i godine ekonomskog embarga i rata, […]

Lekcija 9b: Gde putuju Srbi?

Switch to Cyrillic alphabet >>> Koja su najpopularnija turistička odredišta na kojima letuju srpski turisti i da li će svoju poziciju popraviti Egipat koji je sledeće godine partner Sajma turizma? Grčka, Turska i Nemačka – tri su najpopularnija turistička odredišta za srpske turiste, jer su to destinacije na kojima su protekle sezone potrošili najviše novca. […]

Lekcija 8: Krpljanje

Switch to Cyrillic alphabet >>> Više o jednom neobičnom načinu da obiđeš Srbiju možeš da pročitaš u sledećem tekstu: Pavle je osmislio zimski biznis: Turisti sa njim „lebde“ na snegu, a idealno je za one koji ne znaju da skijaju Na njegove ture dolaze porodice sa decom, parovi, grupe prijatelja i drugi turisti, nezavisno od […]

Lekcija 7: Gde da putujem u Srbiji?

Switch to Cyrillic alphabet >>> Doselio/la si se u Srbiju i sada se pitaš gde bi mogao/la da putuješ dok si tu. U narednom delu ću podeliti sa tobom nekoliko zanimljivih predloga o putovanjima po Srbiji. Preuzmi zadatak Turistička organizacija Srbije nudi i veliku ponudu brošura i mapa Srbije koje možeš da preuzmeš besplatno sa: […]

Lekcija 2: Prtljag

Switch to Cyrillic alphabet >>> Kada putujemo, najčešče nosimo prtljag sa sobom, u koji pakujemo svoje lične stvari. Prtljag može biti putna torba, ranac, bekpek ili kofer. Kada krećemo na put, tada se pakujemo ili pakujemo kofer/torbu a kada dođemo na naše odredište onda se raspakujemo ili raspakujemo kofer/torbu. Prtljag može biti i bicikl ili […]

Lekcija 1: Pa da počnemo! Vokabular

Switch to Cyrillic alphabet >>> Pa da počnemo! Kada govorimo o putovanjima, zanimljivo je da prvo pogledmo odakle nam dolaze reč „putovanje“ i njoj slične reči. U velikom Rečniku srpskoga jezika Matice srpske na strani 1097 možeš pronaći sve reči koje u srpskom jeziku koristimo u kontekstu putovanja. Osnova tih reči je reč „put“. Ostale […]

Lekcija 13: Krađe bicikala u Srbiji

Switch to Cyrillic alphabet >>> U Srbiji se, kao i u drugim zemljama, bicikli često kradu. Zanimljiv članak iz novosadskih novina daje savete biciklistima kako da zaštite svog dvotočkaša od lopova. NAŠA TEMA: Kako da sprečite krađu bicikla Bicikl je idealno prevozno sredstvo ukoliko nemate dovoljno novca za mesečnu kartu ili, jednostavno, niste ljubitelj javnog […]

Lekcija 12: Zanimljivi citati o biciklu

Switch to Cyrillic alphabet >>> Na sledećoj veb stranici možeš da pročitaš vrlo zanimljive citate o biciklu i vožnji bicikla koje je sakupila Izabela Horvat: Pročitaj citate. „Sreću ne možeš kupiti ali možeš kupiti bicikl, to je dovoljno blizu.“ Izabela Horvat „Nikada ne postaje lakše, samo postaješ brži.“ Greg LeMond, biciklista (SAD) „Nepoznato iza ugla […]

Lekcija 11: Mimovi

Switch to Cyrillic alphabet >>> Prevedi sledeće mimove na svoj jezik: Preuzeto sa: https://www.facebook.com/beogradskakriticnamasa/ Prevedi sledeće mimove na srpski: Preuzeto sa: https://www.pinterest.com/ Preuzmi zadatak

Serbian for foodies

Serbian for foodies is a part of the Serbian in context series of self-study materials.

Serbian for foodies covers the topic of food while offering you possibilities to practice your Serbian. If you like anything or everything connected to food, from eating new foods, cooking, finding out new recipes and places to eat, enjoy drinks with friends, these materials are for you. Here you will:

  • learn the vocabulary connected to food, table manners, recipes
  • find out more about the food and drinks in Serbia
  • get familiar with how much Serbs eat, what and where they like to eat
  • get some useful tips and different recommendation about places to eat in Serbia

Different exercises focus on helping you improve your reading, writing, listening and speaking skills. Two main goals are getting familiar with the opinions of local people about food and expressing your own attitudes and opinions connected to food, both in writing and orally.

Serbian for travelers

Serbian for travelers is a part of the Serbian in context series of self-study materials.

Serbian for travelers covers the topic of traveling while offering you possibilities to practice your Serbian. If you like anything or everything connected to traveling, from planning your trip, exploring new places, listening or reading about interesting ways to travel and explore the world, these materials are for you. Here you will:

  • learn the vocabulary connected to traveling, planning a trip and packing
  • find out more about the traveling situation in Serbia
  • get familiar with how Serbs travel and where they like to travel to
  • get some useful tips and different routes that you can explore on your own

Different exercises focus on helping you improve your reading, writing, listening and speaking skills. Two main goals are getting familiar with the opinions of local people about traveling and expressing your own attitudes and opinions connected to traveling, both in writing and orally.

Serbian for cyclists

Serbian for cyclists is a part of the series Serbian in context learning materials.

Serbian for cyclists covers the topic of cycling while offering you possibilities to practice your Serbian. If you like anything or everything connected to cycling, from planning your bike trip, buying a new bike, listening or reading about interesting cycling activities and events, these materials are for you. While using these materials, you will:

  • learn the vocabulary connected to cycling
  • find out more about the cycling situation in Serbia
  • get familiar with what Serbs think about cycling
  • find out what is the current cycling situation in Serbia (and ex-Yugoslavia)
  • get some useful tips and different routes that you can explore on your own (bike)

Different exercises focus on helping you improve your reading, writing, listening and speaking skills. Two main goals are getting familiar with the opinions of local people about cycling and expressing your own attitudes and opinions connected to cycling, both in writing and orally.