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Learn Greetings and Goodbyes in Serbian

If you are looking for a place to increase your Serbian vocabulary, especially when it comes to learning Serbian greetings and goodbyes, then you've come to the right place. This page will teach you a variety of ways to greet others.

First up you will find a section on saying hello in Serbian, then you will find a section for greeting people at specific times of the day, then finally you will find a section with translations of Serbian goodbyes. Scroll down to learn all of these useful words and phrases.

Greetings in Serbian:

Here is our list of greetings in Serbian. You can also view this list with translations from English to Serbian.

(Words in bold added during the last update.)

Basic Serbian Greetings:

Zdravo ➔ Hello

Ćao ➔ Hi (informal)

Molim ➔ Hello (on the phone)

Drago mi je. ➔ Pleased to meet you.


Serbian Greetings for Specific Times of Day:

Dobro jutro. ➔ Good morning.

Dobar dan. ➔ Good afternoon.

Dobro veče. ➔ Good evening.

Laku noć. ➔ Good night.


Serbian Farewells:

Doviđenja ➔ Goodbye

Zbogom ➔ Goodbye (when you won't see someone for a long while)

Vidimo se kasniјe. ➔ See you later.

Vidimo se sutra. ➔ See you tomorrow.


*Serbian greetings last updated: November 6, 2024.



Next Up

Common Words and Phrases: Learn how to say common words and phrases in Serbian.


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The Fine Print

I don't speak Serbian myself, so there could be mistakes in the translations. Most of what is here is user-submitted, but I do try to check for accuracy and make corrections as I can. Thanks for your understanding.



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