Feelings & habits: what's happening to me
Everything you need to talk about how you feel in Serbian, in one path. Start with reflexive verbs - you cannot say I'm called, I'm afraid or I'm glad about without the small word се and its own rule for where it sits in a sentence - then learn forty words for joy, fear, worry and pride, walk six guided lessons that take the words into sentences and then break reflexive verbs into their own short series (the different meanings се carries, the second-position rule that decides where it lands, putting both to work in a sentence, and the four traps that turn a correct reflexive sentence into a wrong one), listen to a small evening ritual that turns loneliness into calm, read about one ordinary week that runs from an exam's fear to a new friendship's pride, write about your own week of feelings and finally say a few sentences out loud about how you feel today.
The path
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