Jana Ilić

With spring time come many wonderful things: the sun, the flowers, the warm breezes, and, of course – Easter! Though Easter confuses the majority of people with its flexible date, it evokes special emotions with festive gatherings, feasts, religious practices and traditions. Serbian people have their own way of celebrating Easter, and in this blog post, we will talk about some useful Easter phrases in Serbian, as well as some interesting traditions.

Conjugation – the pain of every Serbian language learner out there. If thinking of conjugation while learning Serbian makes your blood boil, you have come to the right place. We have created a comprehensive guide to help you overcome conjugation obstacles and achieve your goals faster. 

People learn Serbian as a foreign language for various reasons, including family, work, or simply love for Serbia and Serbian culture. In this article, we will discuss those three reasons individually, explaining how each of them influences the learning process, as well as introducing you to our vision, approach, and lessons we offer.

Are you interested in learning a language but do not know where to begin?! In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of grammar in language learning and provide our meticulously created guide to help you get started. Learning Serbian is not the easiest thing in the world, but we have just the right tools to help you!

Longer weekends, the chance to sleep in, and to enjoy a field trip with friends without having to make it all fit in 48 hours?! – Sign us up! Bank holidays are always welcome! Serbian people usually have a bank holiday during their Statehood Day, better known as Sretenje.

What is heritage language learning? Who are heritage learners? If you’ve ever wondered where this comes from, and you think you might fall into this group of Serbian language learners, you have come to the right place!

10 Serbian Words – Unique and authentic expressions that are difficult (or impossible) to translate are one of a language’s most exciting things!

All Orthodox Christians, including Serbian people, celebrate Christmas on the 7th of January. A week after the clock strikes midnight and Serbians cheer for the start of the New Year, they mark the birthday of Jesus Christ. In this blog post, we will focus on 10 of the most interesting Serbian Christmas traditions you should know about if you want to partake in their culture.

Celebrating New Year’s Eve is one of the things you can look forward to when ending yet another cycle around the sun. Leaving past struggles behind, and entering a new calendar year may feel like a fresh start. In this article, we will share how exactly Serbian people love to celebrate their New Year’s Eve and some of the common phrases you should know.