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Thank you for the question. I am not Serbian, I am Orthodox from Belarus. But to answer your question, Orthodoxy is for everyone, it does not matter what background you have, so I think that any Orthodox person would accept you with open arms regardless of nationality. Orthodox communities, especially those in the Balkans are very friendly and hospitable so I think you will easily feel welcomed. But, I would recommend to visit Serbian Orthodox Churches and experience the atmosphere and to talk to Serbians after the liturgy about any questions you have, because I am writing this comment from my experience with Balkan orthodox communities so your experience may be different. But, generally speaking Serbians will most definitely accept you into their Orthodox Church.

You're welcome ! Just come and enjoy :)

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Hvala vam :)@@user--Aleksandra

@@Gaizaz Hvala tebi! С обзиром на твој коментар, Србима си већ брат, да знаш :)

Yes

I guess in this case not necessarily but rather the leadership is what kept it nice, nevertheless you're right

This is singing from serbian monastery on Kosovo, VISOKI DECANI

I don't think there is a full recording of the litany. I've tried numerous times to get a longer video recording, like a full service, from the monastery Visoki Dečani, but I found nothing. Guess the only thing left for us to do is to just go there and experience it directly.

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Kosovo AND Metohija

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Thank you for the correction, I really appreciate it.

@@Slavic959 "Synodal New Church Slavonic" is the full correct name, but in every day speech this is simply called "Church Slavonic". I just gave you the full name to clarify, that this is not the same as OLD Church Slavonic. On the Net you will see many people getting completely confused and call today's standard Church Slavonic to be "Old Church Slavonic", that is why I gave you the full name. But calling it "Church Slavonic" or "(New) Church Slavonic" in the future, in case you upload more chants, would be completely fine and sufficient. : ) The difference between OCS and NCS is like the difference between Latin and medevial Italian. A lot had changed.