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Language Practice Starts Here / Learn to Speak Serbian, Bosnian, Italian, Russian or English — Naturally and Effective - online with phrasebooks and tutor support
learn Serbian online with phrasebooks and tutor support Master real conversation through guided practice, not just theory. When you study...

elenaburan
May 31, 20223 min read


20 маленьких разговоров для социализации
1. Getting used to Loznica A: How are you doing here in Loznica, are you getting used to it? B: Slowly, yes. We’re still trying to find the rhythm — everything is slower here than in Moscow. A: That’s normal. Here nobody’s in a hurry unless they have to be. B: I like that, there’s less stress. A: Just don’t get annoyed when someone says “sjutra,” it means the same as “tomorrow.” B: Haha, good, because we’ve already heard that three times today. 2. The heat A: Have you gotten

elenaburan
Oct 286 min read


10 небольших рассказов о себе (12 лет)
Каждый рассказ — это мини-диалог или монолог, отражающий увлечения, мечты и повседневные ситуации. В каждом рассказе акцент на древней общей логической последовательности: именительный (кто/что) → to be → родительный (откуда/из чего) → дательный (у меня есть/to have) → винительный (действие) → звательный (миссия/страсть/проблема) → творительный (с кем/чем) → предложный (где/о чём) . 1. О себе и море I am Daniel, and I am 12 years old. I am from Montenegro, from a small town n

elenaburan
Oct 223 min read


Маленькие разговоры коллег о менталитете сербов
10 Short Conversations with Colleagues (B1 Level) Morning Coffee (Morning Ritual) Dmitrij: Good morning, Marko! Marko: Good morning! Want some coffee? We don’t start the day without it. Dmitrij: Sure, thanks! I see coffee is a very important ritual here. Marko: The most important! It’s the first 15 minutes for a relaxed chat before work. Dmitrij: I like this custom. (Context: In Serbia, sharing morning coffee at work is a very important social ritual. It’s an opportunit

elenaburan
Oct 214 min read


Маленькие разговоры о различии менталитетов сербов и итальянцев
5 Conversations About Differences in Mentality: Serbs vs. Italians Working Hours and "Dolce Vita" Serbian Colleague (Marko): I watch our new colleagues from Milan. At exactly five o’clock, the pen drops from their hands, and they’re gone. Respect! Russian Colleague (Dmitrij): Yes, I’ve noticed. They are very precise with working hours. In Russia, we often stay longer at work. Marko: Same with us! But Italians—they live for dolce vita —the sweet life. Work is important, bu

elenaburan
Oct 213 min read


War for the Soul of the Market: The Montenegrin Anomaly and the Faces of the Marginal Buyer
Here we are used to thinking about the market in simple terms. Imagine a coffee shop near a university. Across the street, a new one...
Intelligent Browser
Oct 45 min read
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