Brzi srpski

Brzi srpski

Learn Serbian through music

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  • Released
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  • November 7, 2024
  • June 20, 2025

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By listening to music and to everyday language, train your ear and your brain to hear and decipher Serbian when spoken at full speed. Two hours of music with timeless hits from various artists, carefully chosen for educational value, ordered from easy to hard, meticulously transcribed by a native speaker with a teacher authority, and properly translated to communicate the essence. And then, additional two and a half hours of regular everyday language spoken by regular people from the street, also transcribed and translated in detail. With almost six thousand different word forms, hundreds of different voices, more than four hours of content that you can listen on the go, and features that allow deeper reading analysis, this app can keep you busy for a very long time, and is practically guaranteed to teach your brain the impossible. You will also become skilled to independently translate the lyrics of any new song you like, which allows you to take a different path based on your own musical taste. Primarily for listening and understanding, but you are guaranteed to want to sing some of these on your own, so you will acquire significant speaking skills too. Primarily for Serbian, but note that the grammar for Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, and Montenegrin is exactly the same, and so are most of the words, so essentially you get four at the price of one.
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June 20, 2025

An update specially made for the difficult concepts of the language: * Rozeta stoun has been updated to illustrate different ways of stressing the syllables in Serbian, using English words as a clue to hearing the difference for all vowels. * Accentuation marks are then sparingly added to strategic places in songs or texts, especially when they change the meaning of a word, or when a rhyme uses a different stress of the same vowel. * Fine-comb pass of noun declensions, and in all places added the appropriate prepositions to help you learn the "rules" through examples.

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