Free Serbian Course ★ Lesson 4

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  • Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @Thankful2bCatholic
    @Thankful2bCatholic Месяц назад +5

    If all teachers were like you, NOT one student would hate school or learning!!! Dedicated, patient, positive, helpful: EXACTLY all the things a teacher should be!!! Watched the whole video: superb! Thank you!!

    • @teacherboko
      @teacherboko  Месяц назад +1

      Thank you for you kind words!

  • @vorenija
    @vorenija 2 месяца назад +2

    I'll be watching this video twice to really grasp the content. The more I go over Serbian cases, the better I seem to understand them. Your teaching style is really helping me make progress! It was also great to see a couple of extra people in the group-it's always nice to learn with others!
    Thank you very much, Boko!

    • @teacherboko
      @teacherboko  2 месяца назад +2

      Yes, when you see others do it, you want to do it, too!
      Creating this little community here where we help each other learn.
      Nema na čemu!

  • @sita-serbia
    @sita-serbia 2 месяца назад +2

    Thank you very much! Naučila sam nešto: "Vidim mačku!" 😊

  • @arturorg0
    @arturorg0 2 месяца назад +1

    Hi, I have one question. I'm learning Serbian and I found a Netflix show I like so much that has subtitles in Croatian. And ofc Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian are similar, so if I keep writing things, expressions from the Croatian sub, is it ok using it with serbs?

    • @teacherboko
      @teacherboko  2 месяца назад +2

      It's fine, we would understand it, of course.

  • @martinmilosevic1043
    @martinmilosevic1043 Месяц назад +1

    I have a question, when do you need to say (Ka, k and prema) in a sentence? Whats the difference?

    • @teacherboko
      @teacherboko  Месяц назад +1

      They are synonyms when used to say 'towards something or someone':
      towards Serbia - ka Srbiji, prema Srbiji
      Additionally, 'prema' also means 'according to' - but you cannot use 'ka' for that meaning.
      According to Dr. Marko, the fracture is serious. =
      Prema dr Marku, fraktura je ozbiljna.

  • @ZidaneTribal93
    @ZidaneTribal93 2 месяца назад

    Someone was typing like crazy and it was very loud. You could use Voice Isolation in a program like Davinci Resolve to remove all sounds besides voices.

    • @teacherboko
      @teacherboko  2 месяца назад +1

      Yeah, I heard it while editing. I tried removing it that way, didn't work well.
      I had to remove the audio from the video and then fix it in Audacity, but didn't have time for it.

  • @Inó_9
    @Inó_9 2 месяца назад +2

    Zašto se Srbi i Hrvati ne vole? Volim obe zemlje. I još jedno pitanje - da li u Srbiji često koristite latinicu ili retko? Pozdrav iz Češke ✌️🌞

    • @teacherboko
      @teacherboko  2 месяца назад +1

      Bitno je da kažemo da svi Srbi ne mrze sve Hrvate i obrnuto. Štaviše, većina ljudi nema razloga da se mrzi. Puno Srba posećuje Hrvatsku svake godine i obrnuto, mi slušamo njihove pesme i gledamo njihove filmove i obrnuto, i tako dalje.
      Ali, ako pogledamo sa političkog aspekta, onda naravno razumem pitanje. Mislim da je to počelo još u 19. veku kada je Hrvatska bila pod Austro-Ugarskim carstvom, a Srbija bila nezavisno kraljevstvo. Tu su se javile prve tenzije. Zatim je još dobilo na značaju posle Prvog svetskog rata kada je formirana Jugoslavija - Hrvatska je bila pod utiskom da tom državom dominira Srbija i nije bila srećna zbog toga. A onda velika eskalacija nasilja za vreme Drugog svetskog rata.
      Ja bih zaključio da je oduvek živelo puno Srba na teritoriji Hrvatske i oni su se osećali ugroženo zbog toga.
      Često koristimo latinicu. Ja bih rekao češće od ćirilice.