Learn Montenegrin/Serbian language
Montenegrin is a South Slavic language that shares similarities with Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian. Learning Montenegrin can be a challenging but rewarding experience. In this article, we will discuss some tips on how to learn Montenegrin and how we teach it at Montenegrin Learning Center – MLC. The Montenegrin Learning Center offers a range of…
As with any language, different aspects of the Montenegrin language may be more difficult for different learners depending on their native language and previous language learning experiences. However, here are some aspects of Montenegrin that are commonly cited as challenging for learners: Despite these challenges, many learners find Montenegrin to be a rewarding language to…
Learning a new language can be challenging, but it can also be a rewarding experience. The difficulties in learning a language can vary depending on the individual and the language being learned. However, some common challenges include grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary, and language fluency. Here are some tips on how to overcome these difficulties: In conclusion,…
I Put the verbs in brackets into the present tense 1. Marko ________ (ići) u školu. 2. Ponekad ________ (koristiti) rečnik. 5. Ti ________ (živjeti) blizu Marije. 6. On ________ (voljeti) rep muziku. 7. Ona ________ (raditi) domaći zadatak prije večere. 8. U srijedu popodne ______________ (igrati, mi) tenis u školi. 9. Uveče ________________ (gledati,…
Some verbs we took from English and adapted to our language by adding some typical endings: angažovati – to engage atakovati – to attack bombardovati – to bomb debatovati – to debate demantovati – to deny (to confute) diskreditovati – to discredit formalizovati -to formalize garantovati – to guarantee interesovati – to be interested in…
Masculine Feminine Neuter Singular -og/eg* (adj.) -a (n.) -e -e -og/eg* -a Plural -ih -a -ih -a -ih -a Note that masculine and neuter adjectives whose stem ends in đ, j, lj, nj, ć, č, š, dž and ž tahe grammatical endings with -e instead of -o. Basic rules: Numbers 2,3, 4 take genitive singular.…
