The Serbian Grammar Trainer

The last couple months have been quite distracting for all of us! The podcast is on the backburner for now, and I've been doing more work with wordlists that are going to be most useful for new learners. In the meantime, check out my new web app, the Serbian Grammar Trainer - it'll help you practice your grammatical cases, so you know how to say important things like "ostani kod kuće"

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  1. Unknown17 October 2020 at 14:44

    Thank you for the app! Really great way to train on the go. I hope you add a thousand words to train with!

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