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Nevena & Jelena

Dobrodošli u podkast "Unlock your Serbian" sa Nevenom i Jelenom! (English below)

U ovom jedinstvenom podkastu razgovaramo o svakodnevnim temama važnim za svakoga ko uči srpski kao strani jezik, ali i za one koji već žive u Srbiji ili planiraju da se presele.

Jedinstvenost podkasta je što je prilagođen svima – od početnika do naprednih učenika. Svake nedelje dobijate dve epizode o istoj temi, ali na različitim nivoima: A1–B1.1 i B1.2–C1. Tako možete da uporedite razgovore na različitim nivoima i pratite svoj napredak. Verujemo da ćete uz "Unlock your Serbian" brzo stići do višeg nivoa znanja!

Ko smo mi?

Nevena je diplomirani filolog grčkog jezika i kulture sa Univerziteta u Beogradu. Već godinama predaje srpski i grčki kao strani jezik i trenutno završava master studije.

Jelena je diplomirani pravnik. Studirala je u Francuskoj i predaje srpski i francuski kao strani jezik. Iako je završila pravo, njena najveća ljubav su jezici. Aktivno usavršava italijanski i grčki, a trenutno je na doktorskim studijama u Francuskoj.

Kako i same imamo iskustvo učenja i života u inostranstvu, dobro poznajemo izazove savladavanja novog jezika. Naše profesorsko iskustvo nam je omogućilo da nastavi srpskog pristupimo iz jedinstvene perspektive.

Pridružite nam se na ovom putovanju! Čujemo se!


Welcome to the "Unlock your Serbian" podcast with Nevena and Jelena!

In this unique podcast, we discuss everyday topics relevant for anyone learning Serbian as a foreign language, as well as for those living in Serbia or planning to move.

What makes the podcast special is that it’s designed for everyone – from beginners to advanced learners. Each week you’ll get two episodes on the same topic, but at different levels: A1–B1.1 and B1.2–C1. This way, you can compare native-level conversations, track your progress, and quickly reach an advanced level.

Who are we?

Nevena holds a degree in Greek language and culture from the University of Belgrade. She has years of experience teaching Serbian and Greek as foreign languages and is currently completing her master’s studies.

Jelena is a law graduate who studied in France. She has been teaching Serbian and French as foreign languages for many years. Although her degree is in law, her first passion is languages. She is improving her Italian and Greek skills and currently pursuing a PhD in France.

Since we have both experienced learning and living in foreign languages, we understand the challenges learners face. Our teaching experience has given us a unique perspective on Serbian language instruction.

Join us on this journey! See you!


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  • S1 · E103
    September 28 · 5 min

    Internet VS realnost - beginner (A1-B1.1)

    U ovoj epizodi razgovaramo o društvenim mrežama i lažnoj slici na internetu. Često gledamo slike i storije i mislimo da su tuđi životi savršeni. Ali, zaboravljamo da ljudi retko govore o svojim problemima. Takođe, pričamo o životu u inostranstvu. Kada smo bile mlađe, maštale smo o studiranju van Srbije i mislile da je tamo sve lakše i lepše. Međutim, kada smo se preselile, videle smo da to donosi i dosta stresa. Listen to the longer version (11 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:03) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:07) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o društvenim mrežama kao što su Instagram, TikTok, YouTube itd. i razgovaramo o tome da li je život na društvenim mrežama realan. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about social networks such as Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, etc. and we are talking about whether life on social networks is realistic. Nevena, da li ti mnogo koristiš društvene mreže? Nevena, do you use social media a lot? Nevena (00:30) Da, ja mislim da mnogo korisim društvene mreže i to nije dobro, to nije idealno. Zato što ja svaki dan vidim šta moji prijatelji rade, ali ne samo moji prijatelji, ja vidim šta mnogi ljudi koje ja imam na Instagramu, dakle koje ja gledam na Instagramu, šta rade, gde idu, kako žive i tako dalje i nekada... Yes, I think that I use social media a lot and that's not good, it's not ideal. Because every day I see what my friends are doing, but not only my friends, I see what many people I have on Instagram—so, that I watch on Instagram—what they do, where they go, how they live, and so on, and sometimes... Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • September 28 · 17 min

    Internet VS realnost - advanced (B1.2-C1)

    Danas razgovaramo o društvenim mrežama i lažnoj slici koju one često prikazuju. Često vrtimo storije i mislimo da su tuđi životi savršeni, ali zaboravljamo da retko ko deli svoje neuspehe. Takođe, pričamo o još jednoj velikoj iluziji – idealizaciji života u inostranstvu. Dok smo kao mlađe maštale o studiranju van Srbije i zamišljale da je tamo sve lakše i lepše, selidba nam je donela i suočavanje sa stvarnošću, stresom i onim najmanje romantičnim delom. Listen to the longer version (31 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I'm Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I'm Jelena. Nevena (00:03) I dobro došli u novo epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o društvenime mrežama. To jest, razgovaramo o idealizaciji života drugih ljudi na društvenim mrežama. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about social media. That is, we are talking about the idealization of other people's lives on social media. Nevena (00:23) A pre nego što počnemo sa epizodom, želimo da vas pozovemo na naše grupne pozive svake subote u 5 sati po centralnom evropskom vremenu. Na ovim pozivima mi često razgovaramo o temama koje imamo u podkastu, ali naravno i o mnogim drugim temama. I ovo je super prilika da vežbate srpski sa Jelenom i sa mnom svake nedelje, ali i sa našom zajednicom. And before we start with the episode, we want to invite you to our group calls every Saturday at 5 o'clock Central European Time. On these calls we often talk about the topics we have in the podcast, but of course also about many other topics. And this is a great opportunity to practice Serbian with Jelena and with me every week, but also with our community. Jelena (00:47) A mi sada nastavljamo sa našom epizodom. And now we continue with our episode. Nevena (00:49) Da, danas želimo da razgovaramo o veoma lažnoj slici koju možemo da vidimo na Instagramu, na TikToku, pa čak i na Facebooku i dakle na svim oslim društvenim mrežama koje postoje. I ovo je nešto u čemu baš razmišljam u poslednje vreme zato što, kao što ljudi koji nas dugo slušaju znaju, da kada imamo neku čudnu vremensku pauzu obično uhvatim telefon, gledam društvene mreže itd. Yes, today we want to talk about a very fake picture that we can see on Instagram, on TikTok, and even on Facebook, and so on all other social networks that exist. And this is something that I am really thinking about lately because, as people who listen to us for a long time know, when we have some strange time pause, usually I grab my phone, look at social media, etc. Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E101
    September 21 · 5 min

    Snovi i mašta - beginner (A1-B1.1)

    U ovoj epizodi razgovaramo o mašti i kreativnosti. Pričamo o tome šta za nas znači maštanje i da li i dalje imamo vremena za snove u svakodnevnom životu. Delimo priče o našim velikim snovima, na primer o selidbi u inostranstvo, ali i o tome kakva je realnost kada se ti snovi ostvare. Takođe, razgovaramo o stvaranju novih ideja i o lepom osećaju kada vidimo da napredujemo u učenju jezika. Listen to the longer version (9 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I'm Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I'm Jelena. Nevena (00:03) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o jednoj kreativnoj temi. Mi danas razgovaramo o kreativnosti i o maštanju. Kada kažemo maštanje, to je kao naši snovi. Šta mi sanjamo i šta želimo da radimo. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about a creative topic. Today we are talking about creativity and imagination. When we say imagining, that is like our dreams. What we dream about and what we want to do. Nevena (00:30) Da, kada kažemo ja maštam, znači da ja razmišljam o stvarima koje ne postoje, koje nisu ovde, nisu u našem svetu, ali su u našoj glavi. I mi razmišljamo šta može da se desi ili šta mi volimo da razmišljamo kako mi mislimo da će naš život izgledati za pet, deset, petnaest godina i tako dalje. Yes, when we say I imagine, it means that I think about things that don't exist, that are not here, are not in our world, but are in our head. And we think about what can happen or what we like to think, how we think our life will look in five, ten, fifteen years and so on. Kada govorimo o mašti, mi možemo da govorimo o mnogim stvarima. Na primer, ja često razmišljam o poslu ili o nečemu što volim da radim za posao ili kao hobi. When we speak about imagination, we can speak about many things. For example, I often think about work or about something I like to do for work or as a hobby. Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E102
    September 21 · 19 min

    Snovi i mašta - advanced (B1.2-C1)

    U ovoj epizodi razgovaramo o mašti i kreativnosti – temama koje nas prate od detinjstva, ali i u odraslom dobu. Govorimo o tome šta za nas znači maštati, kako nam mašta služi kao vodilja kroz život i da li u našoj svakodnevici i dalje ima dovoljno mesta za nju. Delimo priče o našim najvećim snovima, poput selidbe u inostranstvo, ali i o trenutku kada nas nakon ostvarenja tih želja udari realnost. Takođe, pričamo o važnosti stvaralaštva, pokretanju novih ideja i onom posebnom osećaju kada primetimo napredak u učenju jezika. Listen to the longer version (32 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I'm Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I'm Jelena. Nevena (00:03) I dobro došli u novo epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas razgovaramo o jednoj veoma kreativnoj temi. Ova tema je mašta. Šta to znači maštati? Kada maštamo? I da li još uvek znamo da maštamo kada smo odrasli ljudi? That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast, and today we are talking about a very creative topic. This topic is imagination. What does it mean to imagine? When do we imagine? And do we still know how to imagine when we are adults? Nevena (00:29) A ovo je jako interesantno što si sada rekla, da li dalje znamo da maštamo? Ovo mi se baš sviđa i mislim da baš imamo mogućnost da raspravljamo o ovome i da vidimo kako razmišljamo o tome i kao i uvek naravno želimo da čujemo i vaša mišljenja, dakle šta vi ili kako vi gledate na maštu i da li dalje u vašem životu ima prostora za nju. And this is very interesting, what you just said: do we still know how to imagine? I really like this and I think we have a great opportunity to discuss this and see how we think about it, and as always, of course, we want to hear your opinions too—so, how do you view imagination, and is there still space for it in your life? Ako želite i vi da razgovarate sa nama o ovoj temi i o mnogim drugim temama koje mi imamo u našem podkastu, dođite na našem koverzacijske pozive. Ovi pozivi se održavaju svake subote u 5 sati po centralnom evropskom vremenu. If you also want to talk with us about this topic and many other topics that we have in our podcast, join our conversation calls. These calls take place every Saturday at 5 o'clock Central European Time. Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E99
    September 14 · 5 min

    Kućni ljubimci - beginner (A1-B1.1)

    U ovoj epizodi razgovaramo o lepoj temi – kućnim ljubimcima! Pričamo o tome koliko nam životinje daju sreće, ali i koliko obaveza imamo oko njih. Poredimo naša iskustva sa psima i mačkama i pričamo o tome kakvi su prvi meseci sa njima. Takođe, objašnjavamo zašto je briga o malom ljubimcu na početku veoma slična brizi o bebi. Listen to the longer version (11 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I'm Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I'm Jelena. Nevena (00:03) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas razgovaramo o kućnim ljubimcima. Kućni ljubimci su životinje koje imamo u kući. Dakle, životinje koje žive sa nama kao što su pas, mačka ali ponekad i riba, zec itd. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about pets. Pets are animals that we have at home. So, animals that live with us, such as a dog, a cat, but sometimes a fish, a rabbit, etc. Nevena (00:35) Tako je, danas želimo da razgovaramo o životinjama i o kućnim ljubimcima. Dakle, o životinjama koje imamo kod kuće. Zato što sam ja, pre nekoliko dana, uzela jednu životinju. Dakle, ja nisam imala životinju, a sada imam. I ja sada imam jednu malu mačku, dakle, jednu macu. Kada govorimo o mladim mačkama koje imaju 2, 3, 5 meseci, kažemo da je to jedno mače. That's right, today we want to talk about animals and about pets. So, about animals that we have at home. Because a few days ago, I got an animal. So, I didn't have an animal, and now I do. And now I have a small cat, so, a kitty. When we talk about young cats that are 2, 3, 5 months old, we say that it's a kitten. Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E100
    September 14 · 16 min

    Kućni ljubimci - advanced (B1.2-C1)

    U ovoj epizodi razgovaramo o veoma lepoj temi – kućnim ljubimcima. Delimo sa vama koliko nam životinje donose čiste radosti, ali i koliku odgovornost nose sa sobom. Upoređujemo naša iskustva sa psima i mačkama, pričamo o izazovima tokom prvih meseci i objašnjavamo zašto nas briga o ljubimcu u početku podseća na brigu o bebi. Listen to the longer version (28 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:03) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobrodošli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta. I mi danas, za promenu, razgovaramo o jednoj veoma laganoj temi, a to su kućni ljubimci. I odlučile smo da razgovaramo o ovaj temi zato što Nevena ima malu prinovu kod kuće. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast. And today, for a change, we are talking about a very light topic, which is pets. And we decided to talk about this topic because Nevena has a new little addition at home. Nevena (00:32) Tako je Nevena je postala mama jedne male mace. I ovo je bio moj životni san. I generalno, rekla bih da se osećam ovih dana kao dete. Još uvek nije prošlo nedelju dana od kako sam ga uzela u trenutku kada mi snimamo ovaj podkast. I pošto sam celog života absolutno želela mačku, a nisam mogla da je dobijem, osećam se kao dete kome su se sve želje ispunile i sada ne mogu da se koncentrišem ni na što drugo osim na macu koja se zove Sevro. That's right, Nevena became the mom of a little kitten. And this was my lifelong dream. And generally, I would say that I feel like a child these days. It hasn't even been a week since I got him at the time we are recording this podcast. And since I absolutely wanted a cat my whole life, but couldn't get one, I feel like a child whose wishes have all come true and now I can't concentrate on anything else except the kitten whose name is Sevro. Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E97
    September 7 · 5 min

    Tabu teme u Srbiji - beginner (A1-B1.1)

    Grab one of the last spots for our group lessons (levels A1, A2, B1 & B2) starting on September 14th! Find more information here - https://unlockyourserbian.com/home/bookalesson/group-lessons Listen to the longer version (10 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:03) Dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. Welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o tabu temama u Srbiji. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about taboo topics in Serbia. Nevena (00:18) Da danas razgovaramo o temama o kojima ljudi u Srbiji ne vole da razgovaraju. I kada ja razmišljam o ovome, ja prvo razmišljam o tome kako razgovaramo o novcu ili o parama. Dakle, ja mislim da ljudi u Srbiji ne vole da razgovaraju o tome koliko novca imaju na svom poslu, koliko troše ili generalno kako žive. Yes, today we are talking about topics that people in Serbia don't like to talk about. And when I think about this, I first think about how we talk about money or cash. So, I think that people in Serbia don't like to talk about how much money they make at their job, how much they spend, or generally how they live. Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E98
    September 7 · 19 min

    Tabu teme u Srbiji - advanced (B1.2-C1)

    Grab one of the last spots for our group lessons (levels A1, A2, B1 & B2) starting on September 14th! Find more information here - https://unlockyourserbian.com/home/bookalesson/group-lessons Listen to the longer version (30 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:03) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:07) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o tabu temama. Šta su to tabu teme i koje su najveće tabu teme u Srbiji? That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about taboo topics. What are taboo topics and what are the biggest taboo topics in Serbia? Nevena (00:20) Prvo što mi pada na pamet kad da govorimo o tabu temama, jeste novac. Dakle, koliko u Srbiji ljudi ne vole da razgovaraju o novcu na dubokom nivou, ja mislim, dakle, to je sve okej da kažeš, e nisam... Ha, sada mi pada na pamet jedan lep izraz koji koristimo u slengu, možda je i ranije bio više korišćen, ali i sada. Kažemo, nisam pri kinti. The first thing that comes to my mind when we talk about taboo topics is money. So, how much people in Serbia don't like to talk about money on a deep level, I think, so, it's all okay to say, hey I'm not... Ha, now a nice expression we use in slang comes to mind, maybe it was used more before, but also now. We say, I'm not "pri kinti" (I don't have money). Ili kažemo nisam pri novcu, nisam pri parama. Znači da nemam sada novac za šta god. I dakle, to je nešto što je okej, može da se kaže, ali se dalje od toga ne razgovara o novcu. Or we say "nisam pri novcu", "nisam pri parama". It means I don't have money right now for whatever. And so, that's something that is okay, it can be said, but beyond that, money isn't talked about. Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E95
    August 31 · 5 min

    Da li je srpski jezik težak? - beginner (A1-B1.1)

    Grab your spot for our group lessons (levels A1, A2, B1 & B2) starting on September 14th! Find more information here - https://unlockyourserbian.com/home/bookalesson/group-lessons Listen to the longer version (10 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:04) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o srpskom jeziku. Razgovaramo o tome kako učimo srpski jezik i šta je teško kada učimo srpski jezik. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about the Serbian language. We are talking about how we learn Serbian and what is difficult when we learn Serbian. Nevena (00:26) Da, ti i ja, Jelena, imamo časove srpskog jezika svaki dan i mi radimo sa ljudima iz Evrope, iz Severne Amerike, generalno iz celog sveta i mi često čujemo da ljudi imaju probleme kada uče srpski jezik zato što srpski jezik generalno nije lak, dakle srpski jezik je težak i ja mislim da je najveći problem gramatika. Dakle, u srpskom jeziku imamo padeže, to su nominativ, genitiv, dativ itd. I oni su često problem za ljude koji uče srpski na A1 ili A2 nivou. Yes, Jelena, you and I have Serbian language classes every day and we work with people from Europe, North America, generally from all over the world, and we often hear that people have problems when learning Serbian because Serbian in general is not easy—so, Serbian is difficult and I think the biggest problem is grammar. So, in Serbian we have cases: nominative, genitive, dative, etc. And they are often a problem for people who learn Serbian at the A1 or A2 level. Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E96
    August 31 · 17 min

    Da li je srpski jezik težak? - advanced (B1.2-C1)

    Grab your spot for our group lessons (levels A1, A2, B1 & B2) starting on September 14th! Find more information here - https://unlockyourserbian.com/home/bookalesson/group-lessons Listen to the longer version (32 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:04) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas razgovaramo o srpskom jeziku i o učenju srpskog jezika. I danas ćemo razgovarati o našem iskustvu sa naših časova srpskog jezika. Šta smo primetile da je učenicima često veoma teško i sa druge strane šta je nama najteže kada nešto treba da objasnimo. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about the Serbian language and about learning Serbian. And today we will talk about our experience from our Serbian language classes. What we noticed is often very difficult for students, and on the other hand, what is most difficult for us when we need to explain something. Nevena (00:36) Da, ovo je jedna divna tema o kojoj ti, ja i Jelena razgovaramo, ja mislim, stalno. I onda se savetujemo kada imamo neku malo težu situaciju ili kad otkrijemo još neku nepravilnost u srpskom jeziku i onda je stvarno lakše da čujemo kako ova druga rešava neki problem i tako dalje. I danas želimo da razgovaramo o tome. Generalno šta smo primetile je da je ljudima teško i kako mi volimo to da objašnjavamo ili kako smo mi primetile da je najbolje da objasnimo. I... Rekla bih da za mene najveće otkriće u mojoj kaijeri predavanja jezika, koja sada traje već sa prekidima možda neke 4,5 godine, jeste da otkrijem kako da objasnim padeže ljudima čiji maternji jezici nemaju padeže. Yes, this is a wonderful topic that you, I, and Jelena talk about, I think, all the time. And then we advise each other when we have a slightly harder situation or when we discover another irregularity in the Serbian language, and then it's really easier to hear how the other person solves a problem and so on. And today we want to talk about that. Generally, what we noticed is difficult for people and how we like to explain it or how we noticed it's best to explain. And... I would say that for me, the biggest discovery in my language teaching career, which has now lasted with breaks maybe about 4.5 years, is discovering how to explain cases to people whose native languages don't have cases. Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E93
    August 24 · 6 min

    Novi počeci i promene - beginner (A1-B1.1)

    Applications for group lessons (levels A1, A2, B1 & B2) are open! Find more information here - https://unlockyourserbian.com/home/bookalesson/group-lessons Listen to the longer version (11 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I'm Nevena. Jelena (00:01) Ja sam Jelena. I'm Jelena. Nevena (00:02) I dobrodošli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. and welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:07) Tako je, dobrodošli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas govorimo o novom početku. Novi početak je, na primer, u septembru, novi početak je kada je Nova godina...Novi početak je ponekad takođe rođendan. Mi danas razgovaramo o tome šta je za nas i kada je za nas novi početak. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we're talking about a new beginning. A new beginning is, for example, in September, a new beginning is when it's New Year... A new beginning is sometimes also a birthday. Today we're talking about what a new beginning is for us and when it is for us. Nevena (00:36) Kada kažemo početak, ova reč je malo drugačija. Dakle, jedan početak ali množina je počeci. Dakle, ova reč zvuči drugačije kada kažemo počeci. I za mene je uvek prva asociacija septembar. Za mene je uvek novi početak ili za mene su uvek novi počeci u septembru. When we say "početak" (beginning), this word is a bit different. So, one "početak" but the plural is "počeci." So this word sounds different when we say "počeci." And for me the first association is always September. For me it's always a new beginning, or for me there are always new beginnings in September. Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E94
    August 24 · 18 min

    Novi počeci i promene - advanced (B1.2-C1)

    Applications for group lessons (levels A1, A2, B1 & B2) are open! Find more information here - https://unlockyourserbian.com/home/bookalesson/group-lessons Listen to the longer version (34 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:04) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o novim počecima. Za nekoga je novi početak u septembru, za nekoga je novi početak kada je Nova godina, za nekoga je novi početak, na primer, kada je njegov rođendan. Mi danas želimo da razgovaramo o ovome i da vidimo kada je za nas neki novi početak. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about new beginnings. For someone, a new beginning is in September, for someone a new beginning is when it's New Year, for someone a new beginning is, for example, when it's their birthday. Today we want to talk about this and see when a new beginning is for us. Nevena (00:35) Ovo je sada i odlično što si spomenula prvo septembar, zato što, na primer, meni je uvek septembar asociacija, dakle prva asociacija kada govorim o novim počecima. Mislim da je možda ovo ostalo iz perioda škole, iz perioda fakulteta. It's great that you mentioned September first, because, for example, September is always an association for me, the first association when I talk about new beginnings. I think this might have stayed from school, from university. Become a member to read the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E91
    August 17 · 6 min

    Da li je okej biti drugačiji u Srbiji? - beginner (A1-B1.1)

    Applications for group lessons (levels A1, A2, B1 & B2) are open! Find more information here - https://unlockyourserbian.com/home/bookalesson/group-lessons Listen to the longer version (12 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:04) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:09) Dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o različitosti. Različitost je kada je neko drugačiji, kada neko ne radi stvari isto kao drugi ljudi. Welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about diversity. Diversity is when someone is different, when someone doesn't do things the same way as other people. Nevena (00:29) Da, ovo je naša prva epizoda posle male pauze. I želimo da vam kažemo da ćemo ponovo imati grupne časove za nivoe A1, A2, B1 i B2 u septembru. Ovi časovi će početi 14. septembra i trajaće do kraja oktobra. Yes, this is our first episode after a short break. And we want to tell you that we will have group classes again for levels A1, A2, B1 and B2 in September. These classes will start on September 14th and will last until the end of October. Jelena (00:56) Ovo će biti male grupe od maksimum 5 učenika. Ako Vas interesuju grupni časavi, idite na naš sajt unlock your Serbian i možete da nam pošaljete poruku. These will be small groups of up to 5 students. If you are interested in group classes, go to our website unlock your Serbian and you can send us a message. Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E92
    August 17 · 23 min

    Da li je okej biti drugačiji u Srbiji? - advanced (B1.2-C1)

    Applications for group lessons (levels A1, A2, B1 & B2) are open! Find more information here - https://unlockyourserbian.com/home/bookalesson/group-lessons Listen to the longer version (40 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:03) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta. Nadamo se da vam nismo previše nedostajale je prošle nedelje kada nije bilo nove epizode. Mi smo se odmorile, a nadamo se da ste se i vi odmorili. Welcome to another episode of our podcast. We hope you didn't miss us too much last week when there was no new episode. We rested, and we hope you also rested. U današnjoj epizodi razgovaramo o različitosti. In today's episode we are talking about diversity. Da li je dobro kada smo različiti. ako se drugačije oblačimo, drugačije ponašamo ili ne i da li generalno ovo možemo često da vidimo u Srbiji? Is it good when we are different, if we dress differently, behave differently or not, and can we generally see this often in Serbia? Nevena (00:42) Da, dobro došli ponovo u našu epizodu posle ove kratke pauze. Nastavljamo jače i bolje nego ikada ranije. Nadamo se. I danas želimo da razgovaramo o ovoj interesantnoj temi. Yes, welcome back to our episode after this short break. We continue stronger and better than ever before. We hope so. And today we want to talk about this interesting topic. Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E89
    August 3 · 7 min

    Navike i rutina - beginner (A1-B1.1)

    Danas razgovaramo o svakodnevnoj rutini i navikama – da li su one dobre ili loše za nas? Pričamo o našim lošim navikama, na primer kada radimo previše ili provodimo mnogo vremena na telefonu. Ali razgovaramo i o lepim hobijima koji nas usrećuju, kao što su pisanje i učenje novih jezika. Takođe, delimo iskustva o tome kako pronalazimo motivaciju za promene i kako izlazimo iz zone komfora. Podsetnik: Sledeće nedelje pravimo kratku pauzu zbog odmora, a ponovo se čujemo 17. avgusta! Listen to the longer version (13 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:03) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o rutini i o navikama. Da li imamo neke dobre ili loše rutine i da li možemo lako da promenimo ovu rutinu ili ovu naviku. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about routine and habits. Do we have some good or bad routines and can we easily change this routine or this habit. Nevena (00:30) Tako je, danas razgovaramo o ovoj temi zato što je ona važna za nas sada. I ja, prošlih meseci, sada je avgust, ali ja sam u julu, junu i maju razmišljala da moram da promenim rutinu. Dakle, moram sada da imam novu rutinu. That's right, today we are talking about this topic because it is important for us now. And I, in recent months, now it's August, but in July, June, and May I was thinking that I have to change my routine. So, I need to have a new routine now. Become a member to unlock the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E90
    August 3 · 20 min

    Navike i rutina - advanced (B1.2-C1)

    Danas razgovaramo o svakodnevnoj rutini i navikama i o tome da li su nam one prijatelj ili neprijatelj. Delimo iskustva o tome kako se borimo sa lošim navikama poput stalnog rada i „doomskrolovanja”, ali i kako se vraćamo hobijima koji nas pokreću, poput pisanja i učenja jezika. Razgovaramo i o izlasku iz zone komfora i važnosti motivacije. Podsećamo vas i da sledeće nedelje pravimo kratku pauzu zbog odmor, i vidimo se opet 17. avgusta! Listen to the longer version (37 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:04) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o rutini. Da li je ona nama prijatelj ili nam je neprijatelj i da li treba da promenimo neke navike. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about routine. Is it a friend to us or is it an enemy, and should we change some habits. Nevena (00:24) Ovo je tema o kojoj me mnogo razmišljam u poslednje vreme zato što mislim da sam zapala u jednu jako lošu rutinu, gde mi se sve vrti oko komputera i uglavnom oko nekog posla i tako dalje i razmišljam ja, generalno kao osoba koja ima toliko hobija i koja voli da uči nove stvari, voli da isprobava nove stvari i tako dalje, osećam kako mi pod hitno treba promena. This is a topic I think about a lot lately because I think I've fallen into a really bad routine, where everything revolves around the computer and mostly around some work and so on, and I'm thinking, generally as a person who has so many hobbies and who likes to learn new things, likes to try out new things and so on, I feel like I urgently need a change. Ne znam da li je i kod tebe ovako ili si ti skroz okej? I don't know if it's like this with you too or if you are totally okay? Become a member to unlock the whole transcript! Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E87
    July 28 · 6 min

    Kultura u Srbiji - beginner (A1-B1.1)

    U ovoj epizodi razgovaramo o kulturi u Srbiji, a najviše o pozorištima i muzejima u Beogradu. Govorimo o našim iskustvima i objašnjavamo zašto je u Beogradu često teško kupiti kartu za pozorište. Takođe, pričamo zašto su predstave odlične za učenje srpskog jezika, čak i ako razumete priču samo kroz govor tela i izraz lica. U drugom delu epizode govorimo o beogradskim muzejima. Razgovaramo o lepoj umetnosti u Narodnom muzeju na Trgu republike, ali i o Istorijskom muzeju koji se nalazi u prelepom Topčiderskom parku. Listen to the longer version (14 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:04) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:10) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o kulturi i o umetnosti u Srbiji. Da li je kultura i da li je umetnost važna u Srbiji? That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about culture and art in Serbia. Is culture and is art important in Serbia? Nevena (00:27) Da, ovo je bila tvoja ideja, Jelena. Ti si želela danas da razgovaramo o kulturi u Srbiji. I kada ja razmišljam o kulturi, moja prva asociacija, dakle prvo što vidim kada razmišljam o kulturi, jeste pozorište. U Beogradu imamo mnogo pozorišta i mnogo ljudi ide u pozorišta. Yes, this was your idea, Jelena. You wanted us to talk about culture in Serbia today. And when I think about culture, my first association, that is, the first thing I see when I think about culture, is the theater. In Belgrade we have many theaters and many people go to theaters. Dakle, ako želimo kartu za jednu predstavu u pozorištu, moramo da kupimo kartu jedan mesec unapred. Dakle, jedan mesec pre predstave. So, if we want a ticket for a play in the theater, we have to buy a ticket one month in advance. That is, one month before the play. Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E88
    July 28 · 19 min

    Kultura u Srbiji - advanced (B1.2-C1)

    Danas razgovaramo o kulturi u Srbiji i njenom mestu u društvu, sa posebnim fokusom na pozorišta i muzeje u Beogradu. Delimo sa vama naša lična iskustva i otkrivamo zašto je kupovina pozorišnih karata u Beogradu pravi izazov, kao i zašto je gledanje predstava odličan način za učenje srpskog jezika, čak i ako pratite radnju uglavnom kroz mimiku i govor tela. U drugom delu epizode vodimo vas kroz beogradske muzeje. Pričamo o bogatoj umetničkoj zbirci Narodnog muzeja na Trgu republike, ali i o zanimljivostima Istorijskog muzeja, čija se glavna zgrada sa originalnim eksponatima nalazi u prelepom Topčiderskom parku. Listen to the longer version (36 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:04) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:10) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o kulturi. Hoćemo da razgovaramo o tome da li je kultura važna u Srbiji i koje je njeno mesto u društvu generalno. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about culture. We want to talk about whether culture is important in Serbia and what its place is in society in general. Nevena (00:28) Da, ovo je jedna tema koju je Jelena predložila i ti si odmah rekla da je ovo jako široka tema, dakle možemo u njoj da razgovaramo iz mnogo uglova. I meni je definitivno prva asociacija bila razgovor o pozorištima. Zato što kada razmišljamo kulturi, nekako uvek pomislim na predstave, na pozorišta i na taj jedan aspekt zabave. Zato što je zaista mnogo drugačiji od toga kada idemo u bioskop. Yes, this is a topic that Jelena suggested and you immediately said that this is a very broad topic, so we can talk about it from many angles. And for me, the first association was definitely a conversation about theaters. Because when we think about culture, somehow I always think of plays, of theaters, and of that one aspect of entertainment. Because it really is very different from when we go to the cinema. I rekla bih da zapravo ima mnogo ljudi koji idu redovno u pozorišta i to vidimo ako želimo, na primer, da kupimo kartu. I u Beogradu je to tako da, u principu, čekamo kraj meseca, da pozorišta izbace repertoar za sledeći mesec i moramo da budemo jako brzi da bi smo uspili da kupimo kartu, pogotovo za popularne predstave, dakle predstave koje su u tom trenutku najposećenije. And I would say that there are actually many people who go to theaters regularly and we see that if we want, for example, to buy a ticket. And in Belgrade it's like that, in principle, we wait for the end of the month for theaters to release the repertoire for the next month and we have to be very fast so that we manage to buy a ticket, especially for popular plays, that is, plays that are the most visited at that moment. Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E85
    July 20 · 6 min

    Hiperpoliglota koji govori srpski, Jorgos - beginner (A1-B1.1)

    Dobro došli u specijalnu epizodu našeg podkasta! Danas imamo jednog posebnog gosta i njegova priča o jezicima je veoma interesantna. Na grčkom se zove Jorgos, ali na srpskom je njegovo ime Đole. On dolazi iz Soluna u Grčkoj i govori oko 24 jezika! Srpsko-hrvatski je bio njegov prvi evropski strani jezik, koji je počeo da uči kada je imao 19 godina. Pre toga je učio kineski i japanski. Zbog toga mu je naš jezik bio veoma lak i danas ima posebno mesto u njegovom srcu. Nadamo se da će vam se svideti ova epizoda i zanimljiva priča našeg gosta. Pridružite nam se, a vaše komentare, utiske i predloge za nove teme šaljite nam na naš Discord i Patreon! Listen to the longer version (12 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:04) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:09) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas je jedna specialna epizoda. Danas imamo jednog gosta. On se zove Jorgos, on je iz Grčke i on je hiperpoligot. To znači da on govori mnogo jezika i takođe govori srpski jezik. Da li Jorgo možeš da nam se predstaviš, dakle da kažeš nešto o sebi? That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today is a special episode. Today we have a guest. His name is Yorgos, he is from Greece and he is a hyperpolyglot. That means he speaks many languages and he also speaks Serbian. Yorgo, can you introduce yourself to us, so tell us something about yourself? Đole (00:40) Da, mogu da pokušam da se predstavim sada na srpskom jeziku. Ja sam Jorgos, uvek kažem da se zovem Djole kad pričam Srpski. Ja sam iz Grčke, iz grada Solun. I evo, ja sam Poliglot, volim jezike, učim... pa skoro svaki dan. Yes, I can try to introduce myself now in Serbian. I am Yorgos, I always say my name is Đole when I speak Serbian. I am from Greece, from the city of Thessaloniki. And here, I am a polyglot, I like languages, I study...well almost every day. Send us your questions!

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  • S1 · E86
    July 20 · 18 min

    Hiperpoliglota koji govori srpski, Jorgos - advanced (B1.2-C1)

    Dobro došli u specijalnu epizodu našeg podkasta - danas imamo posebnog gosta sa veoma zanimljivom lingvističkom pričom. Na srpskom je njegovo ime Đole, a na grčkom Jorgos, on dolazi iz Soluna u Grčkoj i govori čak oko 24 jezika! Srpsko-hrvatski je bio njegov prvi strani, evropski jezik, koji je počeo da uči sa 19 godina. Pre njega je učio kineski i japanski, izato mu se naš jezik činio veoma lakim, te danas ima posebno mesto u njegovom srcu. Nadamo se da će vam se svideti ova epizoda i zanimljiva priča našeg gosta. Pridružite nam se, a vaše utiske, komentare i predloge za buduće teme šaljite nam na naš Discord i Patreon! Listen to the longer version (36 minutes) & read the transcript with English translations by becoming a member! Join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/unlockyourserbian/membership Book a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com) Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube! Nevena (00:00) Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I am Nevena. Jelena (00:02) Ja sam Jelena. I am Jelena. Nevena (00:04) I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena. Jelena (00:08) Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas je jedna specijalna epizoda. Danas imamo jednog specijalnog gosta koji ima svašta interesantno da nam kaže. On se zove Jorgos i on dolazi iz Grčke, ali imao je veoma zanimljiv lingvistički put. That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today is a special episode. Today we have a special guest who has a lot of interesting things to tell us. His name is Yorgos and he comes from Greece, but he had a very interesting linguistic journey. Da li Jorgos može da nam se predstavi? Šta možeš da nam kažeš o sebi? Can Yorgos introduce himself to us? What can you tell us about yourself? Đole (00:38) Dobar dan slušateljima. Ne znam šta da kažem, mislim, toliko zanimljiv nisam ali... Lepo, pokušaću vam reći kako sam pokušao da naučim srpski i to je to. Good day to the listeners. I don't know what to say, I mean, I am not that interesting, but... Well, I will try to tell you how I tried to learn Serbian and that's it. Send us your questions!

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