Small Talk in Serbian

Small talk in Serbian: Kako ide? (How's it going?), Kakav ti je dan? (How's your day?), Ugodan dan! (Have a nice day), Čuvaj se (Take care), Srećno! (Good luck!), Čestitam! (Congratulations!). Below are all 36 small-talk phrases from lessons 10, 114 and 115 of the Flashcardly course, each with a picture and native audio.

Learn these 36 words in the app

Pictures, native audio, and each word comes back right before you’d forget it. Free on iPhone & Android.

Get it free
Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play Scan with your phone camera

All 36 Serbian small-talk phrases

Report a mistake

Tell us what looks wrong. We check every report.

What’s wrong?

Tap a picture to hear it.

Lesson 10 · Quick Socials 12 words

  • Kako ide? How's it going?

    Kako ide?

    How's it going?

  • Dugo se nismo videli Long time no see.

    Dugo se nismo videli!

    Long time no see.

  • U čemu uživaš? What do you enjoy?

    U čemu uživaš?

    What do you enjoy?

  • Šta radiš? What are you up to?

    Šta sada radiš?

    What are you up to now?

  • Ugodan dan! Have a nice day.

    Ugodan dan, Džone!

    Have a nice day, John!

  • Čuvaj se Take care.

    Čuvaj se. Vidimo se sutra.

    Take care. See you tomorrow.

  • Srećno! Good luck!

    Srećno! Verujem u tebe!

    Good luck! I believe in you!

  • Čestitam! Congratulations!

    Čestitam! Završio si težak posao.

    Congratulations! You finished the hard work.

  • Živeli! Cheers!

    Živeli!

    Cheers!

  • Nema problema No problem.

    Nema problema, mogu ti pomoći.

    No problem, I can help you.

  • Ne brini Don't worry.

    Ne brini, sve će biti u redu.

    Don't worry, it will be okay.

  • Zvuči mi dobro Sounds good.

    Zvuči mi dobro, hvala!

    Sounds good to me, thanks!

Lesson 114 · Small-Talk Starters 12 words

  • Kakav ti je dan? How's your day?

    Kakav ti je dan danas?

    How's your day?

  • Kako ti je prošao vikend? How was your weekend?

    Kako ti je prošao vikend?

    How was your weekend?

  • Šta planiraš za danas? What are your plans for today?

    Šta planiraš za danas?

    What are your plans for today?

  • Kakvo je vreme? How's the weather?

    Kakvo je vreme?

    How's the weather?

  • Jesi li gledao? Did you watch ...?

    Jesi li gledao utakmicu?

    Did you watch the game?

  • Kako je bilo? How was it?

    Kako je bilo? Jesi li uživao?

    How was it? Did you enjoy it?

  • Pričaj mi o Tell me about

    Pričaj mi o svom danu.

    Tell me about your day.

  • To je super That's cool.

    To je super, slažem se.

    That's cool, I agree.

  • Stvarno? Really?

    Stvarno? Je li to istina?

    Really? Is that true?

  • Nema šanse! No way!

    Nema šanse! To nikad nisam video!

    No way! I have never seen that!

  • Aha I see.

    Aha. Sada razumem.

    I see. I understand now.

  • Zanimljivo. Interesting.

    Zanimljivo. Nikad to nisam tako gledao.

    Interesting. I never saw it that way.

Lesson 115 · Small-Talk Boosters 12 words

  • Uzgred by the way

    Uzgred, drago mi je da te upoznam.

    By the way, nice to meet you.

  • ipak anyway

    Trebalo bi da idemo ipak.

    We should go anyway.

  • zapravo actually

    Zapravo, film je bio baš lep.

    Actually, the movie was very nice.

  • iskreno to be honest

    Iskreno, umoran sam.

    To be honest, I am tired.

  • Nema problema no worries

    Nema problema, sve će biti u redu.

    No worries, it will be okay.

  • Znaš you know

    Znaš, mislim da smo se već sreli.

    You know, I think we met before.

  • Mislim I mean

    Mislim, vreme izgleda baš lepo.

    I mean, the weather does look nice.

  • Pa well

    Pa, zavisi kako ti na to gledaš.

    Well, it depends how you see it.

  • To me podseća that reminds me

    To me podseća, imam sastanak.

    That reminds me, I have an appointment.

  • Da skratim priču long story short

    Da skratim priču, pobedio sam.

    Long story short, I won.

  • Kao što rekoh as I was saying

    Kao što rekoh, u redu je.

    As I was saying, it's fine.

  • koliko ja znam as far as I know

    Koliko ja znam, stanica je tamo.

    As far as I know, the station is there.

Free for personal and classroom use. Studying with paper cards? Here is how to box them.

Quick quiz

Five questions from the words on this page.

Learn Serbian small-talk phrases in five-minute lessons.

Pictures, native audio and reviews timed so the words stick. Free on iPhone and Android.

Scan with your phone's camera to get the app.