City & directions: finding your way and helping someone else find theirs
Everything you need to find your way around a Serbian city and give directions, in one path. Start with the imperative - you cannot tell someone where to go, идите право, а онда скрените, without it - then learn the words for street, intersection, map and the rest of what gets you from one place to another, walk six guided lessons that take the words into sentences and then break the imperative into its own short series (building it from the regular -ај/-ј/-и rules, the four irregular forms every beginner must memorize, putting it to work in a sentence, and the traps around не versus немој(те) да), read about a Saturday of errands - the post office, the pharmacy, the bank - run without getting lost once, listen to a delivery driver on the phone being talked to the right building, entrance and floor, write directions to your own home and finally practice out loud: repeat the word раскрсница after the recording and explain aloud how to get from your home to a place you go often.
The path
The order is a suggestion. Steps do not block one another.- Imperativ (zapovedni način)GrammarNot started
- City & directionsWordsNot started
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