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Nevena (00:00)
Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena.
Hello everyone, I am Nevena.
Jelena (00:02)
Ja sam Jelena.
I am Jelena.
Nevena (00:04)
I dobro došli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom. And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena.
Jelena (00:08)
Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i mi danas razgovaramo o srpskom jeziku. Razgovaramo o tome kako učimo srpski jezik i šta je teško kada učimo srpski jezik.
That's right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we are talking about the Serbian language. We are talking about how we learn Serbian and what is difficult when we learn Serbian.
Nevena (00:26)
Da, ti i ja, Jelena, imamo časove srpskog jezika svaki dan i mi radimo sa ljudima iz Evrope, iz Severne Amerike, generalno iz celog sveta i mi često čujemo da ljudi imaju probleme kada uče srpski jezik zato što srpski jezik generalno nije lak, dakle srpski jezik je težak i ja mislim da je najveći problem gramatika. Dakle, u srpskom jeziku imamo padeže, to su nominativ, genitiv, dativ itd. I oni su često problem za ljude koji uče srpski na A1 ili A2 nivou.
Yes, Jelena, you and I have Serbian language classes every day and we work with people from Europe, North America, generally from all over the world, and we often hear that people have problems when learning Serbian because Serbian in general is not easy—so, Serbian is difficult and I think the biggest problem is grammar. So, in Serbian we have cases: nominative, genitive, dative, etc. And they are often a problem for people who learn Serbian at the A1 or A2 level.
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