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Create an accountEverything you need to talk about computers and what goes wrong with them in Serbian, in one path. Start with the counterfactual conditional - you cannot say what you would have done differently, да нисам то урадио, изгубио бих све, without it - then learn the words for computer, password, account and screen, walk three guided lessons that build sentences from a real ако-call to support to a computer that would have broken down, read about someone who downloads an app without checking it and catches a virus, listen to a real support call about a deleted folder and a three-day-old backup, write about a computer problem you once had yourself and finally repeat the word рачунар after the recording.
Unit page · IT & technology: computers, accounts and things going wrong- IT & technologyWords
- Words for computers and accountsGuided lesson
- Uslovni bi ili realni ako B1Guided lesson
- Kontrafakticki uslov sa da B1Guided lesson
- Kondicional u recenici B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa kondicionalom B1Guided lesson
- Poziv it podrsci cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Poziv it podrsci B1Listening
- Nalog za baku B1Reading
- B1 writing to supportWriting
Everything you need to talk about a hospital visit in Serbian, in one path. Start with verbs of motion - the ambulance that arrives, the patient who enters and later leaves the hospital - the family of verbs Serbian reaches for whenever someone moves toward, into or out of somewhere in an emergency, then learn the vocabulary of diagnoses, nurses and surgery, walk three guided lessons that build sentences from a doctor entering a room to a patient discharged the moment they recover, read about a scheduled knee surgery and the slower, administrative side of a hospital stay - admission, a shared room, morning rounds, a discharge paper - listen to a relative's phone call asking about visiting hours and a patient's condition, write about visiting someone else in the hospital and finally repeat a sentence about staying home sick.
Unit page · Medicine: a hospital visit, from symptoms to recovery- Glagoli kretanjaGrammar
- MedicineWords
- Words for the hospital and medicineGuided lesson
- Osnovna ici B1Guided lesson
- Ostali glagoli kretanja B1Guided lesson
- Glagoli kretanja u recenici B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa glagolima kretanja B1Guided lesson
- Poziv u bolnicu cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Poziv u bolnicu B1Listening
- Planirana operacija B1Reading
Everything you need to talk about work in Serbian, in one path. Start with the passive voice - I was invited to interview, the contract will be signed - the shape Serbian reaches for whenever a hiring decision matters more than who made it, then learn the vocabulary of firms, colleagues and contracts, three guided lessons that build sentences from a simple participial passive to an agent phrase in the genitive to a freer reflexive-passive habit, read the other end of the same employment - the same woman, two years later, handing in her notice for a better offer - listen to a calm, planned conversation asking a boss for a raise, write about changing jobs yourself and finally talk about what you do at work.
Unit page · Work: applying, interviewing and talking about your job- PasivGrammar
- Work & officeWords
- Words for work and the officeGuided lesson
- Participski pasiv B1Guided lesson
- Povratni pasiv B1Guided lesson
- Pasiv na poslu B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa pasivom B1Guided lesson
- Razgovor o plati cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Razgovor o plati B1Listening
- Dajem otkaz B1Reading
- B1 changing jobsWriting
Everything you need to rent a flat in Serbian, in one path. Start with adjective declension - you cannot describe a flat without it - then learn the vocabulary landlords and adverts actually use, three guided lessons that build sentences from a simple locative to a genitive of possession to a freer sentence mixing cases together, read what the lease and the move-in actually involve, sit in on a phone call about a fault in the flat, write the advert for your own place and finally talk about where you live.
Unit page · Housing: finding and renting a flat- Deklinacija pridevaGrammar
- Housing & rentingWords
- Words for the flat and rentingGuided lesson
- Muski srednji padezi B1Guided lesson
- Zenski rod prideva B1Guided lesson
- Pridevi u opisu stana B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa deklin prideva B1Guided lesson
- Kvar u stanu cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Kvar u stanu B1Listening
- Ugovor i useljenje B1Reading
- B1 a flat advertWriting
Everything you need to deal with a Serbian government office in Serbian, in one path. Start with complex sentences - you cannot describe the building in which you work, зграде у којој радим, or an official who said something, without a relative clause - then learn the words for document, form, municipality and passport, three guided lessons that build from a document and a form to a relative clause made of the office's own nouns to the appointment whose system crashes before it gets sorted out, read about someone renewing a passport online until the site fails and finishing the job in person at the counter, listen to a dialogue between a clerk and a citizen registering to vote, write about a time you dealt with official paperwork yourself and finally repeat the word грађанин after the recording.
Unit page · Government & administration: paperwork, offices and official errands- Words for administration and paperworkGuided lesson
- Relativne zamenice B1Guided lesson
- Zavisni veznici B1Guided lesson
- Slozene recenice u opstini B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa slozenicama B1Guided lesson
- Otkazan termin cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Otkazan termin B1Listening
- Prijava prebivalista B1Reading
- B1 municipal complaintWriting
Everything you need to talk about cooking in Serbian, in one path. Start with verb aspect pairs - сече against исеци, кувати against скувати, and the secondary imperfective додати against додавати - the shape Serbian reaches for whenever a kitchen habit needs telling apart from one finished dish, then learn forty words for kitchen equipment, ingredients and cooking actions, three guided lessons that build sentences from a habitual сече to a corrected daily-habit mistake to a kitchen conversation you can already half-predict, listen to two people cooking dinner together and catching each other's aspect slips, read about a man who never writes down his grandmother's recipe and forgets the salt anyway, write about a dish you cook yourself and finally talk about what you like to cook.
Unit page · Kitchen & recipes: aspect pairs while you cook- Vidski parovi glagolaGrammar
- Food & preparationWords
- Words for the kitchen and recipesGuided lesson
- Sekundarna imperfektizacija B1Guided lesson
- Prefiksirani glagoli B1Guided lesson
- Vidski parovi u kuhinji B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa vidskim parovima B1Guided lesson
- Kuvamo veceru cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Kuvamo veceru B1Listening
- B1 my recipeWriting
A whole unit built around one office where four families of pronoun earn their keep. Start with indefinite pronouns - не- for a real but unnamed someone, ни- for no one, и- for anyone in a genuine question, сва- for everyone, and the signature rule that a preposition splits a ни-/и- compound instead of gluing to its front - then learn forty words for personal belongings and the office that returns them, walk three guided lessons that build sentences from a wallet someone found to the exact rule a preposition follows, listen to a bag reported at a lost-and-found counter at full speed, read about a bag lost on the bus and the stranger who turned it in, write about something you once lost or found and finally talk about it yourself.
Unit page · Lost and found: someone, no one, anyone, everyone- Neodređene zameniceGrammar
- Things & documentsWords
- Words for lost thingsGuided lesson
- Serije neodredjenih zamenica B1Guided lesson
- Predlogska pravila sa neodredjenim zamenicama B1Guided lesson
- Neodredjene zamenice u recenici B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa neodredjenim zamenicama B1Guided lesson
- Prijavljujemo gubitak cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Prijava gubitka B1Listening
- Torbu koju je neko nasao B1Reading
- B1 something i lostWriting
Everything you need to talk about the news in Serbian, in one path. Start with the трпни придев and both глаголски прилози - the forms behind every headline that says something was написано, објављено, изгубљено or пронађено - then learn forty words for television, radio, journalists, sources and rumors, three guided lessons that build sentences from a short predicative participle to a longer agreeing one to a whole news bulletin you can already half-predict, listen to a station archive catch fire, lose its footage and find it again while a rumor of arson is raised and denied, read about a rumor that a famous actor died - spread by everyone, confirmed by no one, and finally denied live - write about a piece of news you remember and finally talk about where you get your own news and whether you trust it.
Unit page · Media & news: what was written, announced, lost, found- Glagolski pridevi i priloziGrammar
- Words for media and newsGuided lesson
- Trpni glagolski pridev B1Guided lesson
- Gerund sadashnji B1Guided lesson
- Gerund proshli B1Guided lesson
- Participi u vestima B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa participlima B1Guided lesson
- Noc kada je arhiva izgorela cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Noc kada je arhiva izgorela B1Listening
- B1 my news storyWriting
Everything you need to talk about banking and money in Serbian, in one path. Start with the genitive of negation - нема новца, немам времена, није било хлеба, неће бити места - the case Serbian reaches for the moment something is missing, then learn forty words for accounts, cards, fees and debt, three guided lessons that build sentences from a simple нема plus genitive to a corrected mistake to a counter conversation you can already half-predict, listen to a customer discover his account is short and catch his own mistake correcting it, read about a woman who checks her balance before a purchase and finds the exact sentence this whole topic is built on, write about how you manage your own money and finally talk about whether you usually have enough.
Unit page · Bank & money: what's missing from the account- Genitiv uz odrične glagoleGrammar
- Banking & moneyWords
- Words for money and paymentsGuided lesson
- Nema egzistencija B1Guided lesson
- Nemanje novca vremena B1Guided lesson
- Genitiv uz negaciju u recenici B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa negacijom B1Guided lesson
- Na salteru banke cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Na salteru banke B1Listening
- B1 moj racunWriting
Everything you need to talk about the planet's future in Serbian, in one path. Start with futur II - the second future tense that only lives inside a кад/ако/чим/док-clause, будем/будеш/буде plus the same l-participle you already know, and the perfective asymmetry that quietly swaps it for a plain present - then learn forty words for pollution, climate change and renewable energy, three guided lessons that build sentences from кад будемо мислили to a corrected slip putting futur I where futur II belongs to a recycling conversation you can already half-predict, listen to two neighbors arguing about whether recycling is even worth the trouble, read about a town that promised itself a cleaner river and what it actually did about it, write about one change you're willing to make and finally talk about it yourself.
Unit page · Ecology: if we will, when we will- Futur IIGrammar
- Nature & ecologyWords
- Words for ecologyGuided lesson
- Gradjenje futura ii B1Guided lesson
- Vidska asimetrija B1Guided lesson
- Futur ii o planeti B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa futurom ii B1Guided lesson
- Razgovor o recikliranju cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Razgovor o recikliranju B1Listening
- B1 moja ekoloska navikaWriting
Everything you need to talk about sport and training in Serbian, in one path. Start with the subtler instrumental - verbs like бавити се and владати that quietly govern the bare instrumental with no preposition in sight, right next to постати, which never does and keeps its noun in the nominative every time - then learn forty words for competitions, injuries and the gym, three guided lessons that build sentences from бави се спортом to a corrected постати тренером slip to a locker-room conversation you can already half-predict, listen to a coach and an athlete talking through the warm-up before a match, read about a former player who became a coach herself, write about a sport you practice and finally talk about it yourself.
Unit page · Sport: I'm into it, becoming a coach- Suptilnosti instrumentalaGrammar
- Sport & trainingWords
- Words for sportGuided lesson
- Glagoli sa instrumentalom B1Guided lesson
- Instrumental puta vremena B1Guided lesson
- Instrumental u sportu B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa instrumentalom B1Guided lesson
- Trening pred utakmicu cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Trening pred utakmicu B1Listening
- Kako je postala trenerka B1Reading
- B1 moj sportWriting
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.
Unit page · Idioms and customs: what people really say- Idiomi i ustaljeni izraziGrammar
- Idioms & set phrasesWords
- Words for idioms and customsGuided lesson
- Figurativni idiomi B1Guided lesson
- Ustaljene konverzacijske formule B1Guided lesson
- Idiomi u recenici B1Guided lesson
- Zamke sa idiomima B1Guided lesson
- Razgovor uz kafu cujemo B1Guided lesson
- Razgovor uz kafu B1Listening
- Anina prva slava B1Reading
- B1 moj omiljeni izrazWriting
Level B1 final
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