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Nevena (00:00)

Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena.
Hello everyone, I’m Nevena.

Jelena (00:02)

Ja sam Jelena.
 I’m Jelena.

Nevena (00:03)

I dobrodošli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbia sa Jelenom i Nevenom.
 And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena.

Jelena (00:08)

Dobrodošli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas razgovaramo o romantičnim vezama u Srbiji.
Welcome to another episode of our podcast, and today we are talking about romantic relationships in Serbia.

Nevena (00:19)

Naslov ove epizode je dating u Srbiji, ali mi u Srbiji ne kažemo dating, mi kažemo zabavljanje.
The title of this episode is dating in Serbia, but in Serbia we don’t say dating, we say zabavljanje (“being in a relationship”).

Jelena (00:32)

Tako je, mi kažemo oni se zabavljaju kada su dečko i devojka u romantičnoj vezi. Mi takođe možemo da kažemo oni izlaze zajedno.
That’s right – we say they are dating (oni se zabavljaju) when a boy and a girl are in a romantic relationship. We can also say they are going out together.

Nevena (00:52)

Tako je. Kao što kažemo izlazim na kafu, kažemo i ja izlazim sa dečkom ili ja izlazim sa devojkom, i mi možemo da idemo na sastanak ili na dejt.
Exactly. Just like we say “I’m going out for coffee,” we also say “I’m going out with a boyfriend/girlfriend,” and we can go on a sastanak or a date.  

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Nevena (00:00)

Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena.
Hello everyone, I’m Nevena.

Jelena (00:02)

Ja sam Jelena.
 I’m Jelena.

Nevena (00:03)

I dobrodošli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbia sa Jelenom i Nevenom.
 And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena.

Jelena (00:08)

Dobrodošli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas razgovaramo o romantičnim vezama u Srbiji.
Welcome to another episode of our podcast, and today we are talking about romantic relationships in Serbia.

Nevena (00:19)

Naslov ove epizode je dating u Srbiji, ali mi u Srbiji ne kažemo dating, mi kažemo zabavljanje.
The title of this episode is dating in Serbia, but in Serbia we don’t say dating, we say zabavljanje (“being in a relationship”).

Jelena (00:32)

Tako je, mi kažemo oni se zabavljaju kada su dečko i devojka u romantičnoj vezi. Mi takođe možemo da kažemo oni izlaze zajedno.
That’s right – we say they are dating (oni se zabavljaju) when a boy and a girl are in a romantic relationship. We can also say they are going out together.

Nevena (00:52)

Tako je. Kao što kažemo izlazim na kafu, kažemo i ja izlazim sa dečkom ili ja izlazim sa devojkom, i mi možemo da idemo na sastanak ili na dejt.
Exactly. Just like we say “I’m going out for coffee,” we also say “I’m going out with a boyfriend/girlfriend,” and we can go on a sastanak or a date. 

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Nevena (00:00)
Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena.
 Hello everyone, I’m Nevena.

Jelena (00:02)
Ja sam Jelena.
 I’m Jelena.

Nevena (00:03)
I dobrodošli 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)
Je, dobrodošli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas razgovaramo o godišnjim dobima u Srbiji koja smo imali nekada, pre deset godina ili čak pre dvadeset godina i godišnjim dobima koja imamo danas.
 Yes, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we’re talking about the seasons in Serbia that we used to have, ten or even twenty years ago, and about the seasons we have today.

Nevena (00:29)
A kao što ste čuli u prethodnim epizodama, samo za nekoliko dana počinjemo sa našim grupnim pozivima i za početnike i za napredne učenike. I u subotu 6. decembra, u pet sati po centralnom evropskom vremenu, održaćemo naš prvi grupni poziv. U toku ovog poziva mi ćemo napraviti jedan Google dokument gde ćemo pisati reči, izraze, fraze i tako dalje, kojima ćete vi imati pristup i nakon poziva i gde ćete moći i vi da dodate vaše beleške, vaše nove reči, vaše pitanja i tako dalje, o kojima možemo da razgovaramo ili na sledećem pozivu ili u našoj Discord grupi kojoj imaju pristup svi naši Patreon članovi.
 And as you heard in previous episodes, in just a few days we’re starting our group calls, both for beginners and advanced learners. On Saturday, December 6th, at 5 p.m. Central European Time, we’ll hold our first group call. During this call we’ll create a Google document where we’ll write words, expressions, phrases, and so on, which you will be able to access even after the call, and where you can also add your own notes, your new words, your questions, etc., which we can then talk about either in the next call or in our Discord group, which all our Patreon members can access.

Jelena (01:19)
Dakle, ako ste član našeg konverzacijskog nivoa na Patreonu, 10 minuta pre početka poziva ćemo objaviti Google Meet link na koji možete da se konektujete za ovaj poziv. Za sve ostale slušaoce koji nisu član konverzacijskog nivoa na Patreonu, na ostalim nivoima imate pristup transkriptu ove epizode, gramatičkim vežbanjima kao i vokabularu. Imate takođe pristup dužim verzijama epizoda koje traju od 5 do 20 minuta, što je praktično kao cela jedna nova epizoda.
 So, if you are a member of our conversation tier on Patreon, we’ll post the Google Meet link 10 minutes before the call starts, and you can join through that link. For all other listeners who are not on the conversation tier, on the other tiers you have access to the transcript of this episode, grammar exercises, and vocabulary. You also

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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 dobrodošli 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)

Dobrodošli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas razgovaramo o godišnjim dobima u Srbiji, danas i u prošlosti.
Welcome to another episode of our podcast, and today we are talking about the seasons in Serbia, today and in the past.

Nevena (00:26)

Godišnja doba su leto, jesen, zima i proleće. I mi ćemo danas razgovarati o tome kako su izgledala godišnja doba pre 20 godina i kako izgledaju danas. A pre nego što počnemo sa ovom temom, sledeće nedelje, 6. decembra imaćemo naš prvi grupni poziv na našem Patreonu. Ovaj poziv je i za početnike i za napredne učenike i biće u 5 sati posle podne po centralnom evropskom vremenu. Mi ćemo imati Google dokument gde ćemo pisati nove reči, nove fraze i vi ćete moći u svakom momentu da imate pristup ovom dokumentu. Dakle, vi možete da pišete nove reči, možete da čitate stare reči i možete da nas pitate sve što želite.
The seasons are summer, autumn, winter, and spring. And today we will talk about what the seasons looked like 20 years ago and what they look like now. Before we start this topic, next week, on December 6th, we will have our first group call on our Patreon. This call is for both beginners and advanced learners and it will be at 5 PM Central European Time. We will have a Google document where we will write new words and new phrases, and you will have access to this document at any moment. You can write new words, read the old ones, and ask us anything you want.

Jelena (01:42)

Ako ste član na našem Patreonu, na konverzacijskom nivou, dakle na poslednjem nivou, videćete link Google Meet za ovaj poziv 6. decembra u 5 sati posle podne. Na našem Patreonu možete takođe da vidite transkript ove epizode, vokabular vezan za ovu epizodu kao i gramatička vežbanja.
If you are a member of our Patreon, on the conversation level—the highest level—you will see the Google Meet link for this call on December 6th at 5 PM. On our Patreon you can also see the transcript of this episode, vocabulary related to this episode, as well as grammar exercises.

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Nevena (00:00) 

Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena.
 Hello everyone, I’m Nevena.

Jelena (00:02) 

Ja sam Jelena.
 I’m Jelena.

Nevena (00:03) 

I dobrodošli 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 (00:07) 

Tako je, dobro došli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas kao i uvek razgovaramo o jednoj veoma zanimljivoj temi, a to je srpski mentalitet.
That’s right, welcome to another episode of our podcast, and today, as always, we are talking about a very interesting topic, and that is the Serbian mentality.

Nevena (00:21) 

Kada kažemo ove dve reči, srpski mentalitet, šta je prvo što ti padne na pamet, Jelena?
When we say these two words, “Serbian mentality”, what is the first thing that comes to your mind, Jelena?

Jelena (00:29) 

Nevena, meni pada na pamet jedna veoma specifična scena, a to je kafana, živa muzika, neki tamburaši i ljudi koji sede za stolom i piju vino, nešto jedu i pevaju svi zajedno i jako su opušteni. To je jedna celokupna scena kao iz nekog filma koja meni pada na pamet kada mi neko kaže srpski mentalitet.
Nevena, what comes to my mind is one very specific scene, and that is a kafana, live music, some tambura players, and people sitting at a table drinking wine, eating something and all singing together and being very relaxed. It’s a whole scene like from a movie that comes to my mind when someone says “Serbian mentality”.

Nevena (00:58) 

I da li bi rekla da je deo mentaliteta to što moramo stano da izlazimo sa prijateljima, što moramo stano da pijemo alkohol, volimo da jedemo dobru hranu, da li je to deo mentaliteta?
And would you say that part of the mentality is that we constantly have to go out with friends, that we constantly have to drink alcohol, that we like to eat good food – is that part of the mentality?

Jelena (01:13) 

To je definitivno veliki, veliki deo srpskog mentaliteta.
That is definitely a big, big part of the Serbian mentality.

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Nevena (00:00)
Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena.
 Hello everyone, I’m Nevena.

Jelena (00:02)
Ja sam Jelena.
 I’m Jelena.

Nevena (00:03)
I dobrodošli 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 (00:07)
Tako je, dobrodošli u još jednu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas razgovaramo ponovo o jednoj veoma zanimljivoj temi, a to je srpski mentalitet.
 That’s right, welcome to another episode of our podcast and today we’re talking again about a very interesting topic, the Serbian mentality.

Nevena (00:22)
A ako želite da razgovarate sa nama i sa drugim ljudima koji uče srpski jezik o srpskom mentalitetu i o mnogim temama, možete da učestvujete na našim grupnim pozivima, dakle na našim grupnim razgovorima, svake subote od prvog decembra.
 And if you want to talk with us and other people learning Serbian about the Serbian mentality and many other topics, you can join our group calls—our group conversations—every Saturday from the first of December.

Jelena (00:50)
Ove grupne pozive možete da nađete na našem Patreonu, a takođe na našem Patreonu možete da imate dužu verziju ove epizode kao i bonus material sa vokabularom i gramatičkim vežbanjima iz ove epizode.
 You can find these group calls on our Patreon, and on our Patreon you can also get a longer version of this episode as well as bonus material with vocabulary and grammar exercises from this episode.

Nevena (01:17)
Link je u opisu ove epizode i takođe na patreon.com/unlockyourserbian. Jelena, šta prvo vidiš u glavi kada čuješ reči srpski mentalitet? Šta je tvoja prva asocijacija?
 The link is in the description of this episode and also at patreon.com/unlockyourserbian. Jelena, what do you first picture in your mind when you hear the words “Serbian mentality”? What’s your first association?

Jelena (01:41)
Kada čujem reči srpski mentalitet, moja prva asocijacija, to jest moja prva misao, je jedna srpska kafana.
 When I hear the words “Serbian mentality”, my first association—my first thought—is a Serbian kafana.

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Nevena (00:00) 

Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena.
 Hello everyone, I’m Nevena.

Jelena (00:02) 

Ja sam Jelena.
 I’m Jelena.

Nevena (00:03) 

I dobrodošli 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, dobrodošli u novu epizodu našeg podkasta. Hvala vam što ste i ove nedelje sa nama i danas razgovaramo o jednoj veoma, veoma zanimljivoj temi, a to je sleng u srpskom jeziku.
That’s right, welcome to a new episode of our podcast. Thank you for being with us this week as well, and today we’re talking about a very, very interesting topic, and that is slang in the Serbian language.

Nevena (00:25) 

Pa ’de si ti, Jelena?
So, where’ve you been, Jelena?

Jelena (00:28) 

Pa evo me, Nevena, šta ima?
Oh, here I am, Nevena, what’s up?

Nevena (00:31) 

A ništa, evo, blejim malo. A ti?
 Nothing much, I’m just chilling a bit. And you?

Jelena (00:36) 

Evo i ja po kući. Nešto malo.
Same here, I’m just at home, doing a bit of nothing.

Nevena (00:38) 

Jako me zanima da li je neko razumeo šta znači „blejim“ i „evo po kući“. Ovo su jako tipični načini da mi na slengu, u ovom nekom izmenjenom srpskom, kažemo da ne radimo ništa.
I’m really curious if anyone understood what “blejim” and “evo po kući” mean. These are very typical ways that we, in slang, in this kind of “modified Serbian”, say that we’re not doing anything.

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Nevena (00:00) 

Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena.
 Hello everyone, I’m Nevena.

Jelena (00:02) 

Ja sam Jelena.
 I’m Jelena.

Nevena (00:04) 

I dobrodošli 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) 

Dobrodošli u novu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas razgovaramo o slengu u srpskom jeziku.
Welcome to a new episode of our podcast and today we’re talking about slang in the Serbian language.

Nevena (00:19)

Pa, 'de si, Jelena?
 So, what’s up, Jelena?

Jelena (00:21) 

Evo, kući, šta ima kod tebe Nevena?
 Here I am, at home, what’s new with you, Nevena?

Nevena (00:26) 

Ma, ništa, blejim.
 Ah, nothing, I’m just chilling.

Jelena (00:29) 

Blejiš? Evo i ja, po kući, blejim.
You’re chilling? Same here, I’m just hanging around at home.

Nevena (00:33) 

Jelena, šta znači evo, blejim po kući?
Jelena, what does “I’m just chilling at home” mean?

Jelena (00:39) 

Evo, blejim po kući ne znači ništa. To samo znači da sam ja kod kuće i da ne radim ništa posebno, ne radim ništa specifično.
“I’m just chilling at home” doesn’t literally mean anything. It just means that I’m at home and I’m not doing anything in particular, nothing specific.

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Nevena (00:00) 

Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena.

Hello everyone, I’m Nevena.

Jelena (00:03) 

Ja sam Jelena.

I’m Jelena.

Nevena (00:04) 

I dobrodošli 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 (00:09) 

Tako je, dobrodošli u novu epizodu našeg podkasta, hvala vam što ste sa nama i ove nedelje. I danas ponovo razgovaramo o jednoj zanimljivoj temi, a to su putovanja.
That’s right, welcome to a new episode of our podcast, thank you for being with us this week as well. And today we’re again talking about an interesting topic, and that is travel.

Nevena (00:26) 

U opisu epizode možete da nađete početak transcripta gde možete da pratite sve što mi sada govorimo i na srpskom i na engleskom jeziku. A, ukoliko vam se sviđa taj transcript i ukoliko želite da slušate i dužu epizodu dodatnih 5 do 20 minuta, što znači praktično cela jedna nova epizoda svake nedelje, možete da postanete naš član na Patreonu gde imate pristup transcriptu na srpskom i engleskom, vokabularu sa korisnim rečima podeljenim na imenice, glagole i izraze.
 In the episode description you can find the start of the transcript where you can follow everything we’re saying now in Serbian and in English. And if you like that transcript and if you want to listen to a longer episode of an additional 5 to 20 minutes, which practically means a whole new episode every week, you can become our member on Patreon where you have access to the transcript in Serbian and English and to vocabulary with useful words divided into nouns, verbs, and expressions.

Jelena (01:09) 

Takođe imate pristup gramatičkim vežbanjima koje su takođe vezana za gramatiku koju smo koristile u ovoj epizodi. Tako da, ako želite maksimalno da iskoristite naš podcast…Čekamo vas na Patreonu!
 You also have access to grammar exercises that are also connected to the grammar we used in this episode. So, if you want to get the most out of our podcast. We’re waiting for you on Patreon.

Nevena (01:29) 

A od 1. decembra, možete da učestvujete u našim grupnim pozivima gde ćemo razgovarati svi zajedno o različitim temama i gde ćemo pisati sve u jedan odvojeni Google dokument kome ćete imati pristup i gde ćete moći da vidite sve o čemu smo razgovarali i posle časa i gde ćete moći i sami da dodajete nove reči. I na ovaj način možete da upoznate ljude koji takođe uče srpski jezik i koji možda i žive blizu vas u nekom gradu u Srbiji. Link za naš Patreon je patreon.com / unlockyourserbian i takođe možete da nađete ovaj link i u opisu ove epizode.

And from December 1, you can take part in our group calls where we will all talk together about different topics and where we will write everything into a separate Google document which you will have access to and where you will be able to see everything we discussed e

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Nevena (00:00)
Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena.
Hello everyone, I’m Nevena.

Jelena (00:02)
Ja sam Jelena.
I’m Jelena.

Nevena (00:03)
I dobrodošli 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 (00:07)
Tako je, dobrodošli u novu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas razgovaramo o putovanjima.
That’s right, welcome to a new episode of our podcast, and today we’re talking about traveling.

Nevena (00:18)
Pre nego što počnemo, ako želite da gledate transkript na srpskom i na engleskom jeziku dok slušate naš podkast, kao i da imate listu sa korisnim vokabularom i gramatičke vežbe, posle svake epizode možete da postanete član na našem Patreonu.
Before we start, if you want to read the transcript in Serbian and English while listening to our podcast, as well as have a list of useful vocabulary and grammar exercises after each episode, you can become a member on our Patreon.

Jelena (00:46)
Tako je, na našem Patreonu možete da nađete vokabular i vežbanja u vezi sa svakom epizodom koje pravimo samo za vas.
That’s right, on our Patreon you can find vocabulary and exercises related to each episode, which we create just for you.

Nevena (01:03)
U opisu ove epizode je početak transkripta i na srpskom i na engleskom jeziku i možete da vidite kako on izgleda i da li vam je koristan kada nas slušate.
In the description of this episode, you can find the beginning of the transcript in both Serbian and English, so you can see what it looks like and whether it’s useful when you listen to us.

Jelena (01:21)
Tako je. A od prvog decembra počinjemo sa grupnim pozivima na našem Patreonu.
Exactly. And starting from December 1st, we’re beginning group calls on our Patreon.

Nevena (01:34)
Svake subote mi razgovaramo sa vama i na početnom i na naprednom nivou i vi možete da vežbate vaš srpski. Takođe imamo Google dokument gde pišemo sve što govorimo na času, da možete i posle nove reči zapisane.
Every Saturday we talk with you both on beginner and advanced levels, and you can practice your Serbian. We also have a Google document where we write everything we say during the class, so later you can see the new words written down.

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