Idioms and customs: what people really say
Everything you need to sound like a native speaker in Serbian small talk, in one path. Start with idioms and set phrases - figurative idioms whose meaning can't be built word-by-word, and fixed conversational formulas for toasts, farewells and thanks, all of them keeping ordinary case government, agreement and auxiliaries fully in force - then learn forty idioms, set phrases and customs words, three guided lessons that build sentences from пао ми је камен са срца to a corrected у седмом небо to recognizing idioms at speed in a café conversation you can already half-predict, listen to a friend talked down from a rough day over coffee and cake, read about a first-timer's evening at a family slava, write about your own favorite expression and finally talk about the idiom or custom you find most interesting.
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