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Create an accountEverything 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.
Unit page · City & directions: finding your way and helping someone else find theirs- Imperativ (zapovedni način)Grammar
- City & directionsWords
- Words for city and directionsGuided lesson
- Gradjenje imperativa A2Guided lesson
- Nepravilni imperativ A2Guided lesson
- Imperativ u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Zamke sa imperativom A2Guided lesson
- Poziv dostavljacu cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Poziv dostavljacu A2Listening
- Obilazak centra A2Reading
- A2 directions to my homeWriting
Everything you need to talk about being sick in Serbian, in one path. Start with the perfekat - you cannot tell a doctor what hurt yesterday, or say that you feel better today, without Serbian's own past tense - then learn the words for symptoms and body parts, walk six guided lessons that take the words into sentences and then break the perfekat into its own short series (the participle's own endings across every verb group, the auxiliary's place in the sentence and its fused negation, putting both to work in a sentence, and the four traps that turn a correct perfekat into a wrong one), read one mother's account of a single night up with her son's fever - thermometer, cold cloths, a call to the pediatrician - listen to a pharmacy visit where symptoms are described over a counter instead of an exam table, write about a time you took care of someone else who was sick and finally say the word for doctor out loud.
Unit page · Health: describing symptoms and visiting the doctor- PerfekatGrammar
- Health & bodyWords
- Words for health and the bodyGuided lesson
- Gradjenje participa A2Guided lesson
- Pomocni glagol u perfektu A2Guided lesson
- Perfekat u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Zamke sa perfektom A2Guided lesson
- U apoteci cujemo A2Guided lesson
- U apoteci A2Listening
- Noc sa bolesnim detetom A2Reading
- A2 caring for someoneWriting
Everything you need to shop for clothes in Serbian, in one path. Start with the accusative case's last missing piece - a person or animal as a direct object takes its own ending, „Видим студента.“, not „Видим студент.“ - then learn forty words for garments, fit and fabric, walk seven guided lessons that take the words into sentences and then break the accusative into its own short series (the animate/inanimate split in the singular, the one ending that covers the whole plural regardless of what it names, the personal pronouns you will use constantly, putting all three to work in one sentence at a time, and the four traps that turn a correct accusative into a wrong one), listen to a real fitting-room conversation about a shirt that's too tight and pants to match, read about one man's shopping trip before a job interview, write about your own last shopping trip and finally say a few sentences out loud about what you're wearing today.
Unit page · Clothing & shopping: what I'm taking- AkuzativGrammar
- Words for clothes and shoppingGuided lesson
- Akuzativ jednine zivo nezivo A2Guided lesson
- Akuzativ mnozine A2Guided lesson
- Licne zamenice u akuzativu A2Guided lesson
- Akuzativ u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Akuzativ zamke A2Guided lesson
- U prodavnici cujemo A2Guided lesson
- U prodavnici odece A2Listening
- Novo odelo za vazan dan A2Reading
- A2 clothes shoppingWriting
Everything you need to shop for food in Serbian, in one path. Start with the genitive case - the case of possession, quantity and a large family of prepositions, from кило парадајза to нема сира - then learn thirty-five words for a market stall, its prices and its containers, walk five guided lessons that first put the words into sentences and then break the genitive into its own short series (building the singular, building the plural, the five prepositions that always take it, putting all three to work in a sentence, and the four traps that turn a correct genitive into a wrong one), listen to a real haggle over tomatoes, cheese and a discount on strawberries, read about one woman's Saturday-morning ritual, write about your own last trip to the market and finally say a few sentences out loud about what you usually buy.
Unit page · Market & quantities: of what and how much- GenitivGrammar
- Market & quantitiesWords
- Words for the market and quantitiesGuided lesson
- Genitiv jednine A2Guided lesson
- Genitiv mnozine A2Guided lesson
- Predlozi sa genitivom A2Guided lesson
- Genitiv u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Genitiv zamke A2Guided lesson
- Na pijaci cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Na pijaci A2Listening
- Subota na pijaci A2Reading
- A2 market shoppingWriting
Everything you need to talk about a future trip in Serbian, in one path. Start with Futur I - the everyday future, built from a verb you half-know already, хтети, the same way perfekat reuses бити - then learn forty words for booking, accommodation and sightseeing, six guided lessons that walk from the fused one-word future through questions and negation to a full booking call and the mistakes that trip up beginners, listen to a real phone call reserving a trip to Greece, read about two friends planning their own summer trip, write about your own plans for next year and finally say a few sentences out loud about what you will do.
Unit page · Plans & travel: a trip and a booking- Futur IGrammar
- Travel & hospitalityWords
- Words for plans and travelGuided lesson
- Kratki oblik futura A2Guided lesson
- Dugi oblik i negacija futura A2Guided lesson
- Futur u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Zamke sa futurom A2Guided lesson
- Planiramo put cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Planiramo put A2Listening
- Nas put za grcku A2Reading
- A2 trip plansWriting
Everything you need to give and receive a gift in Serbian, in one path. Start with the dative case - the case of the recipient, „Дајем књигу студенту.“, not „Дајем књигу студент.“ - then learn thirty-six words for gifts, wrapping and holidays, including the Serbian Slava, a custom with no real equivalent elsewhere, five guided lessons that build dative sentences from a noun's own ending through a short pronoun and свиђа ми се to the traps that catch every beginner, listen to two friends choosing a birthday gift in a shop, read about one family's Slava and the guests they thank all evening, write about a gift you gave someone and finally say a few sentences out loud about it.
Unit page · Gifts & greetings: who gets what- DativGrammar
- Gifts & holidaysWords
- Words for gifts and holidaysGuided lesson
- Dativni nastavci A2Guided lesson
- Dativne zamenice i svidjanje A2Guided lesson
- Dativ u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Dativne zamke A2Guided lesson
- Poklanjamo poklon cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Poklanjamo poklon A2Listening
- Nasa slava A2Reading
- A2 gift storyWriting
Everything you need to talk about work in Serbian, in one path. Start with modal verbs - моћи, морати, смети, умети, желети, волети and the impersonal треба - every one a full conjugating verb followed by да + present rather than an infinitive, then learn fifty words for professions, the office and a career, walk six guided lessons that take the words into sentences and then break the modal verbs into their own short series (моћи with морати/смети/умети, желети/волети with треба, putting all seven to work in a sentence, and the four traps that turn a correct да-sentence into a wrong one), listen to a manager and an assistant plan a whole busy office day, read about one woman's job search from application to her first day, write about the job you want and finally say a few sentences out loud about what you have to do at work today.
Unit page · Work: what I need, can and want to do- Modalni glagoliGrammar
- Work & professionsWords
- Words for work and dutiesGuided lesson
- Moci morati smeti umeti A2Guided lesson
- Zeleti voleti treba A2Guided lesson
- Modalni glagoli u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Modalni glagoli zamke A2Guided lesson
- Na poslu cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Sta treba da uradimo danas A2Listening
- Trazim novi posao A2Reading
- A2 posao koji zelimWriting
Everything you need to talk about places and nature in Serbian, in one path. Start with the locative - the case of location and topic that never appears without a preposition, and whose singular is (almost) identical to the dative you already half-know - then learn fifty-eight words for the outdoors, animals and the environment, five guided lessons that break the locative into its own short series (the singular and plural endings, place versus direction with у/на, putting both to work in a sentence, and the traps that turn a correct locative sentence into a wrong one), listen to a friend recount a whole mountain weekend turn by turn, read about a hike through forest and meadow to a waterfall, write about your own favorite place in nature and finally say a few sentences out loud about it.
Unit page · Nature: where we've been- LokativGrammar
- Nature & environmentWords
- Words for nature and placesGuided lesson
- Nastavci lokativa A2Guided lesson
- Mesto i pravac A2Guided lesson
- Lokativ u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Lokativ zamke A2Guided lesson
- Gde smo bili cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Razgovor o izletu A2Listening
- Izlet do vodopada A2Reading
- A2 moje omiljeno mestoWriting
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.
Unit page · Feelings & habits: what's happening to me- Povratni glagoliGrammar
- Emotions & feelingsWords
- Words for feelingsGuided lesson
- Tipovi povratnih glagola A2Guided lesson
- Polozaj se A2Guided lesson
- Povratni glagoli u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Zamke sa povratnim glagolima A2Guided lesson
- Moja vecernja navika A2Guided lesson
- Navika koja me smiruje A2Listening
- Nedelja punih osecanja A2Reading
- A2 my week of feelingsWriting
Everything you need to talk about travelling with someone in Serbian, in one path. Start with the instrumental case - you cannot say I travel by train or I'm going with a friend without it, and the two uses are not the same case doing double duty by accident - then learn thirty words for a travel companion, a reservation, a platform and the rest of what a shared trip needs, walk six guided lessons that take the words into sentences and then break the instrumental into its own short series (building the singular, building the plural, putting both uses to work in a sentence, and the four traps that turn a correct instrumental into a wrong one), read about a solo trip that gains an unplanned companion halfway through, listen to two friends planning a weekend trip on the phone, write about a trip you took with someone and finally practice out loud: read a sentence that puts the instrumental to work twice in one breath.
Unit page · With whom and what: the road and company- InstrumentalGrammar
- Transport & companyWords
- Words for travel & companyGuided lesson
- Instrumental jednine A2Guided lesson
- Instrumental mnozine A2Guided lesson
- Instrumental u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Instrumental zamke A2Guided lesson
- Dogovor za put A2Guided lesson
- Plan za put A2Listening
- Put koji pamtim A2Reading
- A2 a trip with someoneWriting
Everything you need to compare things in Serbian, in one path. Start with comparatives and superlatives - the regular -ији pattern, the irregular добар/бољи and лош/гори set, and него versus од - then learn forty words for weather, temperature and the seasons, walk six guided lessons that take the words into sentences and then break comparison into its own short series (building the comparative, building the superlative, putting both to work in a sentence, and the four traps that turn a correct comparison into a wrong one), listen to two friends compare the forecast in their two towns over the phone, read about one woman letting the numbers pick her day trip, write about the weather in two places you know and finally say a sentence out loud describing today's weather.
Unit page · Weather: warmer, colder, better- Poređenje pridevaGrammar
- WeatherWords
- Words for weather and comparingGuided lesson
- Komparativ prideva A2Guided lesson
- Superlativ prideva A2Guided lesson
- Poredjenje u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Poredjenje zamke A2Guided lesson
- Prognoza cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Kakvo je vreme kod tebe A2Listening
- Prognoza odlucuje A2Reading
- A2 vreme u dva gradaWriting
Everything you need to talk about studying in Serbian, in one path. Start with verb aspect - imperfective for ongoing, repeated or habitual actions and perfective for one single, complete event, plus the fact that a perfective verb has no genuine present tense - then learn fifty words for school, exams and university, six guided lessons that carry the words into context, build what the two aspects mean, build the pairs behind them (радити/урадити, полагати/положити), put both to work in whole sentences and correct the four traps every beginner falls into, listen to two students comparing exam prep the evening before a big test, read about one student who failed in January and passed in June, write about an exam of your own and finally repeat a sentence out loud about the students you see.
Unit page · School and exams: did or was doing- Glagolski vidGrammar
- School & educationWords
- Words for school and examsGuided lesson
- Svrseni i nesvrseni vid A2Guided lesson
- Gradjenje vidskih parova A2Guided lesson
- Vid glagola u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Vid zamke A2Guided lesson
- Pred ispitom cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Jesi li spreman za ispit A2Listening
- Pao sam ali sam polozio A2Reading
- A2 moj poslednji ispitWriting
Everything you need to say how and how often you do something in Serbian, in one path. Start with adverbs - the neuter -о/-е pattern manner adverbs reuse from adjectives, the bare -ски suffix for languages with no preposition, and comparison that mirrors adjectives exactly - then learn fifty-eight words for sports, training and hobbies, six guided lessons that take the words into sentences and then break the adverb into its own short series (building adverbs from adjectives, comparing them, putting both to work in a sentence, and the three traps that turn a correct adverb into a wrong one), listen to two friends arrange an evening of football before the national team's match, read about one active weekend from Saturday's run to Sunday's cheering, write about your own free time and finally say a few sentences out loud about your own sporting habits.
Unit page · Sport: how and how often- PriloziGrammar
- Sports & hobbiesWords
- Words for sport and free timeGuided lesson
- Gradjenje priloga A2Guided lesson
- Poredjenje priloga A2Guided lesson
- Prilozi u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Prilozi zamke A2Guided lesson
- Trening cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Dogovor za trening A2Listening
- Moj sportski vikend A2Reading
- A2 moje slobodno vremeWriting
Everything you need to address someone correctly in Serbian, in one path. Start with the vocative - the case with no toehold in English at all, one new ending per noun class, and a plural that's always the same as the nominative - then learn thirty-four words for letters and polite address in the sentences they actually appear in. A run of guided lessons carries the case the rest of the way: masculine and neuter endings, feminine endings, three sentences that grow from a short hard-consonant call to a full sentence with a palatalized noun, two traps that turn a correct address into a wrong one, and a brother and sister deciding how formal to be in a birthday letter to their grandmother. Read about one student writing two very differently pitched letters on the same afternoon, write your own letter to someone and finally say a sentence out loud about who you write to.
Unit page · Addressing people: letters and politeness- VokativGrammar
- Addressing & lettersWords
- Words for addressing people and lettersGuided lesson
- Vokativ muskog i srednjeg roda A2Guided lesson
- Vokativ zenskog roda A2Guided lesson
- Vokativ u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Vokativ zamke A2Guided lesson
- Pismo baki cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Pisemo pismo baki A2Listening
- Pismo nastavnici A2Reading
- A2 moje pismoWriting
Everything a real conversation needs, in one path. Start with enclitics - the short words that queue in a fixed order no matter how freely everything else in the sentence moves, and the one genuine collision worth memorizing, се dropping је - then learn thirty-four words for everyday talk and storytelling, five guided lessons that build sentences from a single enclitic in second position to the full dative-accusative-је chain and correct the mistakes that chain invites, listen to a friend recount a chance encounter down the phone at full speed, read about a story that barely survives two retellings, write your own account of something unexpected and finally describe your typical day out loud.
Unit page · Conversations and stories: word order- Red reči i enklitikeGrammar
- Words for conversations and storiesGuided lesson
- Enklitike drugo mesto A2Guided lesson
- Redosled klastera enklitika A2Guided lesson
- Enklitike u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Enklitike zamke A2Guided lesson
- Prepricavamo dogadjaj cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Prepricavamo dogadjaj A2Listening
- Prica koja se prosirila A2Reading
- A2 neocekivan dogadjajWriting
Everything a calendar needs, in one path. Start with ordinal numbers - first, second, third, mostly irregular through the tenth, then mechanical, and always declining like an adjective - then learn thirty-two words for calendars and appointments, five guided lessons that build from how an ordinal is formed to how it agrees like an adjective to sentences that grow from naming today's date to a genitive birthday to a locative floor to the traps every beginner falls into, listen to a phone call booking a dental appointment at full speed, read about a date one sister must not forget twice, write about your own appointment and finally read a booking sentence out loud.
Unit page · Dates, floors and appointments- Redni brojeviGrammar
- Words for dates and appointmentsGuided lesson
- Gradjenje rednih brojeva A2Guided lesson
- Slaganje rednih brojeva A2Guided lesson
- Redni brojevi u recenici A2Guided lesson
- Zamke sa rednim brojevima A2Guided lesson
- Zakazujemo termin cujemo A2Guided lesson
- Zakazujemo termin A2Listening
- A2 moj terminWriting
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