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Learn Common Serbian Words and Phrases

If you've been looking to improve your basic Serbian language skills, especially when it comes to learning the more common words and phrases of the language, then you've come to the right place. This page will help teach you several useful words and phrases, all presented as translations from Serbian to English.

First up you will find the translations for yes and no, then you will find a section with translations for please, thank you, and you're welcome, then you can learn about how to ask and answer about a person's wellbeing, then finally you will find the translations for asking if a person speaks Serbian and English.

Common Words and Phrases in Serbian:

Here is our list of common words and phrases in Serbian. You can also view this list with translations from English to Serbian.

(Words in bold added during the last update.)

Yes and No in Serbian

Da ➔ Yes

Ne ➔ No


Please, Thank You, and You're Welcome in Serbian

Molim ➔ Please

Hvala ➔ Thank you

Hvala Vam ➔ Thank you (more formal)

Nema na čemu. ➔ You're welcome.


Inquiring about a Person's Wellbeing in Serbian

Kako ste? ➔ How are you? or How do you do? (polite)

Kako si? ➔ How are you? (informal)

Dobro sam. ➔ I'm fine.

Dobro hvala. ➔ Fine, thanks.

Nisam dobro. ➔ I'm not fine.


Asking "Do You Speak Serbian?"

Da li govoriš srpski? ➔ Do you speak Serbian?

Da li govoriš engleski? ➔ Do you speak English?

Ne razumem. ➔ I don't understand.


*Common words and phrases last updated: November 6, 2024.

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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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