Serbian For Beginners 1

The correct answer is "dobro jutro" because it is a common greeting used in the morning. The other options are greetings used at different times of the day or in different situations. "Dobro jutro" specifically means "good morning" and is appropriate to use when greeting someone in the morning.

The given correct answer "si" is the affirmative response in Slovenian, which means "yes" in English. Therefore, the person is agreeing with the statement "Ti _____ gladan, zar ne?" which translates to "You are hungry, aren't you?"

In this question, the word "se" is used as a reflexive pronoun in the Serbian language. The phrase "Kako se zovete?" translates to "What is your name?" The reflexive pronoun "se" is used to indicate that the action of the verb "zovete" (calling) is being performed by the subject (you) on themselves. Therefore, the correct answer is "se" as it completes the question grammatically.

The correct answer is "smo" because it is the first person plural form of the verb "biti" (to be) in Serbian. This form is used when referring to a group of people, indicating that "we" are at home.

The correct answer is "Beogradu" because it is the locative case form of the noun "Beograd" in the Serbian language. The sentence "Da, živim u Beogradu" translates to "Yes, I live in Belgrade" in English. The locative case is used to indicate location or place where an action is taking place.

The given answer options are all different ways of saying goodbye in Serbian. "Pozdrav" means goodbye, "Ćao" is a casual way of saying goodbye, "Doviđenja" and "Dovidjenja" both mean farewell, and "Zdravo" can be used as both a greeting and a farewell.