12 Serbian words from the first lessons
Real cards from the course, from lesson 1 onwards. Tap a card to hear the word, or play the example sentence under it.
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Zdravo, kako si?
Hello, how are you?
Lesson 1 · Greetings
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Moj prijatelj voli da čita knjige.
My friend likes to read books.
Lesson 2 · People & Titles
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Bebi treba mleko.
The baby needs milk.
Lesson 2 · People & Titles
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Oni jedu jabuke.
They are eating apples.
Lesson 5 · Everyday Verbs — Core Actions
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Ne, tri je previše.
No, three is too much.
Lesson 7 · Numbers
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Veliki pas može da skoči.
The big dog can jump.
Lesson 14 · Core Adjectives & Opposites
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Mi spavamo noću.
We sleep at night.
Lesson 17 · Time Nouns — Day, Night, Year
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Treba mi doktor!
I need a doctor!
Lesson 18 · Safety & Help
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Možeš da rezervišeš hotel online.
You can book a hotel online.
Lesson 32 · Places in Town
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Džejn radi u kafiću.
Jane works at the café.
Lesson 32 · Places in Town
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Jesi li već spakovao kofer?
Did you pack your suitcase already?
Lesson 35 · Everyday Objects
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Ljudi šetaju preko mosta.
People walk across the bridge.
Lesson 39 · Directions Landmarks
What's in the Serbian course
- 184 lessons, 2,208 words. Each lesson teaches 12 words in 3 parts of 4. How lessons work
- A picture and native audio for every word. The same illustrations appear in every course.
- Spaced-repetition review. Every word you learn moves through six review boxes, from daily up to about once a month. How review works
The 184 lessons, in order
Every course follows the same path. Lesson titles are shown in English here; in the app you learn each word in Serbian.
- 1 Greetings
- 2 People & Titles
- 3 Time Basics
- 4 Names & Origin
- 5 Everyday Verbs — Core Actions
- 6 Polite Requests
- 7 Numbers
- 8 Understanding & Repair
- 9 Deictics & Pointing
- 10 Quick Socials
- 11 Everyday Verbs — Communication & Thinking
- 12 Verbs — Social & Casual Communication
- 13 Verbs — Sound & Body Language
- 14 Core Adjectives & Opposites
- 15 Everyday Doing
- 16 Time & Calendars
- 17 Time Nouns — Day, Night, Year
- 18 Safety & Help
- 19 Everyday Verbs — Work, Movement & Plans
- 20 Numbers 11–100
- 21 Numbers — Tens & Big Numbers
- 22 Ordinals 1–12
- 23 Frequency & Routine
- 24 Frequency & Amount 2
And 160 more, up to lesson 184: Retelling Practice — Wrap-up frames. 184 lessons, 552 parts, 2,208 words.
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- 25 Time Markers — Earlier & Later
- 26 Months & Dates
- 27 Movement & Position 3
- 28 Everyday Action Verbs 2
- 29 Verbs — Movement & Play
- 30 Verbs — Hands-on & Functional
- 31 Where-is & Getting to
- 32 Places in Town
- 33 Public Buildings & Landmarks
- 34 Directions Basics
- 35 Everyday Objects
- 36 Materials — Wood, Metal, Plastic
- 37 Directions 2
- 38 Around Town & Position
- 39 Directions Landmarks
- 40 Map & Orientation
- 41 Weather & Seasons
- 42 Sky, Sun & Stars
- 43 Weather & Forecast 2
- 44 Nature & Places
- 45 Trees, Flowers & Plants
- 46 The World — Geography Basics
- 47 Beach & Weather
- 48 Transport Basics
- 49 Cars, Trucks & Bikes
- 50 Planes, Boats & Ships
- 51 Money & Paying
- 52 Travel Money
- 53 Shops & Errands
- 54 Café & Restaurant 1
- 55 Restaurant 2
- 56 Clothing & Sizes
- 57 Colors — Beyond the Basics
- 58 Home & Essentials 1
- 59 Health Basics
- 60 Services in Town
- 61 Lost & Found Essentials
- 62 Job Roles — Service & Trades
- 63 Job Roles — Creative & Office
- 64 Job Roles — Technical & Public
- 65 Public Signs & Notices
- 66 Banking & ATMs
- 67 Home & Essentials 2
- 68 Home Objects — Devices & Furniture
- 69 Home Spaces & Parts
- 70 Household Actions
- 71 Cooking & Kitchen Verbs
- 72 Laundry & Cleaning
- 73 Repairs & Maintenance
- 74 Personal Care & Grooming
- 75 Body Parts
- 76 Upper Body & Face
- 77 Hands, Feet & Joints
- 78 Body & Fitness
- 79 Nightlife
- 80 Symptoms & Pain
- 81 Aches, Cuts & First Aid
- 82 Power & Electricity
- 83 Bills & Utilities at Home
- 84 Everyday Admin
- 85 Numbers — Bigger & Beyond
- 86 Food Basics
- 87 Burgers, Pizza & Fast Food
- 88 Hearty & Comfort Foods
- 89 Common Fruit
- 90 Common Vegetables
- 91 Cooking Ingredients & Condiments
- 92 Sweet Snacks & Tropical Fruits
- 93 Drinks & Café
- 94 Taste & Diet
- 95 Meals & Mealtimes
- 96 The Five Senses
- 97 Market & Groceries
- 98 Kitchen & Tableware
- 99 Shopping Talk
- 100 Containers & Packaging
- 101 Quantities — Slice, Pile & Heap
- 102 Clothing Items
- 103 Clothes — Tops, Sweaters & Outerwear
- 104 Clothes — Footwear & Special Wear
- 105 Clothing Accessories
- 106 Likes & Dislikes
- 107 Preferences & Choices
- 108 Preferences in Context 2
- 109 Opinions 1
- 110 Compliments & Reactions
- 111 Feelings 1
- 112 Feelings 2
- 113 Body States & Temperature
- 114 Small-Talk Starters
- 115 Small-Talk Boosters
- 116 Agreement & Reassurance
- 117 Polite Disagreement
- 118 Invitations & Plans
- 119 Appointments & Schedules
- 120 Getting Confirmation
- 121 Daily Routine
- 122 People & Descriptions
- 123 Describing Things — Practical adjectives
- 124 Places & Views
- 125 Shapes & Patterns
- 126 Learning & Study Habits
- 127 Address & Building Details
- 128 Household Tools
- 129 Small Appliances
- 130 Electronics & Gadgets
- 131 Family & Friends
- 132 Extended Family & Relationships
- 133 Family — Roles & Life Events
- 134 Social Visits & Hosting
- 135 Celebrations & Holidays
- 136 Workplace & Professional Life
- 137 Pets & Animals
- 138 Common Animals
- 139 Wild Nature
- 140 Home Maintenance & Tools
- 141 Finance & Money Management
- 142 Bureaucracy & Essentials
- 143 Troubleshooting & Emergencies
- 144 City Transit & Commuting
- 145 Business & Trade
- 146 Technology & Hardware
- 147 Digital Life & Connectivity
- 148 Hobbies & Free Time
- 149 Music & Instruments
- 150 Creative Hobbies
- 151 Outdoor Hobbies
- 152 Sports & Games
- 153 Sports Verbs — On the Field
- 154 Games & Puzzles
- 155 Sports — Ball Games
- 156 Sports — Outdoor & Action
- 157 Achievements — Winners & Prizes
- 158 Entertainment at Home
- 159 Entertainment Out & About
- 160 Movies, Cartoons & Genres
- 161 Digital Life 1
- 162 Newspapers & Media
- 163 Community & Neighborhood
- 164 School & Classroom Basics
- 165 School Subjects
- 166 Classroom — Books, Pages & Class
- 167 Stationery & Study Items
- 168 At the Station
- 169 Flying
- 170 Hotels & Stays
- 171 City Navigation
- 172 Countryside & Nature
- 173 Outer Space & Cosmos
- 174 Sightseeing & Tours
- 175 Travel Plans
- 176 Post Office & Mailing
- 177 Talking About the Past 1 — Time anchors
- 178 Talking About the Past 2 — Tell what happened
- 179 Story Sequencing — Making a mini-story
- 180 Reasons & Results — Cause/effect chunks
- 181 Giving Advice — Friendly suggestions
- 182 Personal Plans & Promises — Near future in life
- 183 Handling Problems — Quick fixes
- 184 Retelling Practice — Wrap-up frames
Questions about learning Serbian
Is Flashcardly free for learning Serbian?
Yes. Free gets you three new lessons a day plus unlimited reviews, practice, and repeats — forever. Pro unlocks unlimited lessons, unlimited AI grammar, AI-built decks, practice on your own decks, and extra streak freezes.
How long is a lesson?
Each of the 184 lessons teaches 12 words, split into 3 parts of 4 words. A part takes about five minutes.
Does the Serbian course have audio?
Yes. Every Serbian word in the course has native audio, and so do the example sentences shown with the words on this page. Tap any word above to hear it.
How many Serbian words will I learn?
The course has 2,208 words across 184 lessons, each with a picture. Words you learn come back for review on a spaced-repetition schedule so they stick.
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