The world’s favorite destination, and mine, for the best rakija, the stupidest parties, and an endlessly fascinating language.
There are a lot of language posts here, but I’d recommend starting with my minimalist’s guide to speaking Serbian in 20 minutes.
Više vs. još in Serbian, Bosnian and Croatian: the key difference between them, with clear examples of when to use each one.
Više vs. Još in Serbian/ Bosnian/ Croatian: The Differences and When to Use Each One Read More »
The lyrics for Magnifico’s tune “Ubiću Te” can tell us some things about Serbian grammar.
I’ve tried out all of the best learning books for Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian—here’s what to use and to avoid.
The Best Books for Learning Serbian/Croatian/Bosnian Read More »
Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian slang for love and sex: sweet nothings, exclamations of pleasure, and phrases for asking about and giving consent.
Effortless, fluent, minimally communicative Serbian with our minimalist language learning method
Fluent Serbian in 20 Minutes — Fake Your Way Through Any Rakija-Soaked Conversation Read More »
Counting to one in Serbian is harder than you’d think: jedan in every case, its surprising plural forms, and other uses like ‘some’ and ‘only’.
Can You Count to One in Serbian? It’s Fucking Harder Than You’d Fucking Think! Read More »
How can you turn a noun into a possessive adjective? A guide to the Serbian / Bosnian / Croatian equivalent to English’s apostrophe-S.
Trains often have outlets but can your device plug in? Check out our recommendations for universal travel adapters.
Hang any bag anywhere with a carabiner/travel hook.
Using e-tickets? Carry a backup phone battery in a wallet to ensure you can access them.
Using train WiFi? We strongly recommend a good, travel-ready VPN.
