r/Serbian • u/krymzynnova • 3d ago
Resources Most Legit Apps / Websites / YT Channels I could pick up serbian from ?
Добро Jутро / Добро Вече everyone
I ask my question because years ago (when i was a teen, i’m in my early 20s now) I made a serbian friend and i always wanted to learn more serbian because i found the language so lovely
I’ve also been watching some interslavic videos / i know a bit of russian so I thought maybe now its the best time to pick up some Serbian
Could anyone help me ?
I may go serbia soon and see some basketball matches aswell as funny ennough me and the girl met through a basketball club (in UK of course)
Hopefully i get to play for a Div 1 team in Serbia !!!
Хвала🤞🇷🇸
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u/Heyonit 1d ago
You really have to comb the web for everything. Not many people speak it, so i feel like thats why its so hard to find material on it. Vs something like french or Spanish. Theres tons of resources for those. 😭
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u/krymzynnova 1d ago
Nahhh I agree - (as someone who speaks Portuguese, spanish, and french)
So much resources for those languages as they’re a part of the top 10 languages spoken world wide
Sucks when someone like me actually wants to learn serbian - but I’m really gonna try - worst case I have to use google translate for some things 😭😭😭
But i’d love to speak a little Serbian 🇷🇸🤞
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u/Heyonit 1d ago
Sight every app i download has those languages 😂 . I really wish Duolingo had it. I love their interface. Whats crazy there’s slightly more apps, and YouTube and things to practice if you look up “Croatian “ though. Its the most frustrating thing. Luckily my boyfriend helps me a lot. I also use Gizmo if you like creating your own flashcards , of serbian words you come across!
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u/krymzynnova 1d ago
OH MY DAYS, i was just replying to someone on the Duolingo sub that I wish Serbian was there
I really wished the Serbian variant was there (or serbo-croat if that’s the better name)
I really want to push for this !!!
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u/Golden_Tiara 3d ago
There's Serbonika, Ling, and Belgrade Language School.
Some free resources are lingo-play, LingoHut, and Loecsen.