In case you want to visit Serbia, asking for directions will probably be one of your priorities :D Maki and I wanted to make it easy for you by compiling important vocabulary, common questions you can ask and a dialogue as an example of a real-world situation.
If you want the script...idite pravo na naš instagram profil ;)

'Čime se baviš?' - 'What do you do?'
If you want to learn a bit more about which jobs are well-paid and/or very common in Serbia, then check out this episode! You will also learn the appropriate male-female equivalent of the nouns. Uživajte!

The second biggest holiday in Serbia is coming soon! It's Uskrs (Easter) meaning resurrection in Serbian. It is also called Vaskrs by Church Slavonic. Listen and learn what Serbs start doing before Uskrs, how the eggs are colored and how it is celebrated on that Easter Sunday altogether. Practice saying:
- Hristos vaskrse! (Christ has risen)
- Vaisitnu vaskrse! (Indeed he has risen)
Prijatno :)

'Ćale', 'tebra', 'bleja', 'mrš'...What do all of these phrases mean? If you want to learn something about Serbian slang and a specific variety of slang called 'šatrovački', make sure to check out this weeks episode!
Pozz and cmok! ;)

Serbians say 'Ko peva, zlo ne misli' (He who sings thinks no evil) and that shows how much they love singing and respect their musicians. In this episode, we tried to compile some famous folk, pop and rock songs for you. We also discussed the famous Yugoslavian artists who are known worldwide.  If you're ready, let's dive into some fun facts about Serbian music. 

Živeli, svima! We talk about the national drink of Serbia in this episode. That's rakija. Serbians make and drink their own rakija and they create various types of it from different fruits and nuts. Listen and learn how they are made, when and where they are drunk and how to order one rakija in a restaurant or cafe. Enjoy!

Spending time at a cafe is a big part of daily life in Serbia.  Ivana and Maki are talking about the most common types of cafe and food and drinks on the menu. Listen and learn how to read a menu, popular drinks, understand the waiters and answer their questions. 

Rob is from the US, Alex is from Serbia, they are a couple and they have a lot to talk about! Listen to them discuss Serbian and American stereotypes and reasons why they knew they were for each other :)

https://linktr.ee/wehavealottotalkaboutpodcast

Today we chat with Marija who is a founder of Alternative Serbia, a business offering private tour guides that can be tailor-made up to your taste! She also offers eco-friendly and vegan tours, and a part of her earnings gets donated to the hungry in Serbia.

Alternative Serbia: http://www.alternativeserbia.com