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Serbian
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“Aerodrom je veoma moderan.”
The airport is very modern.
“Ovaj televizor je trenutno na akciji.”
This television is currently on special offer.
“Moj automobil je crven.”
My car is red.
“Avion leti iznad oblaka.”
The plane flies above the clouds.
“Baba pravi najbolju pitu.”
Grandmother makes the best pie.
“Baka sedi u bašti.”
Grandma is sitting in the garden.
“Prazna je baterija u daljinskom.”
The battery in the remote is empty.
“Beba se smeje.”
The baby is laughing.
“Vozim bicikl do posla svakog dana.”
I ride a bicycle to work every day.
“Grip je česta bolest.”
Flu is a common illness.
“Mama koristi pšenično brašno za hleb.”
Mom uses wheat flour for bread.
“Brod plovi po Dunavu.”
The ship is sailing on the Danube.
“On trči veoma brzo.”
He runs very fast.
“Električna bušilica olakšava posao.”
An electric drill makes the job easier.
“Koja je cena ovog proizvoda?”
What is the price of this product?
“Moje nove cipele su veoma udobne.”
My new shoes are very comfortable.
“Ovaj crveni cvet prelepo miriše.”
This red flower smells beautiful.
“Treba mi toplo ćebe.”
I need a warm blanket.
“Vaša ćerka je veoma vredna.”
Your daughter is very hardworking.
“Donesi mi jednu čašu vode, molim te.”
Bring me a glass of water, please.
“Čekam te ispred pozorišta.”
I am waiting for you in front of the theater.
“Dodaj mi taj čekić, molim te.”
Pass me that hammer, please.
“Gde je moj novi češalj?”
Where is my new comb?
“Bioskop je obično jeftiniji u četvrtak.”
The cinema is usually cheaper on Thursday.
“Stavite voće u veliku činiju.”
Put the fruit in a large bowl.
“Danas je divan dan za šetnju.”
Today is a wonderful day for a walk.
“Moj deda voli da peca.”
My grandfather likes to fish.
“Svako dete voli igračke.”
Every child loves toys.
“Ispred kuće se nalazi staro drvo.”
There is an old tree in front of the house.
“Zakucaj ovaj ekser u zid.”
Hammer this nail into the wall.
“Mleko je u frižideru.”
The milk is in the refrigerator.
“Boli me glava.”
My head hurts.
“Ova godina je veoma brzo prošla.”
This year passed very quickly.
“Gost je stigao rano.”
The guest arrived early.
“Beograd je prelep grad.”
Belgrade is a beautiful city.
“Gužva je na granici.”
It's crowded at the border.
“Osećam pritisak u grudima.”
I feel pressure in my chest.
“To košta pet hiljada dinara.”
That costs five thousand dinars.
“Kupio sam svež hleb u pekari.”
I bought fresh bread at the bakery.
“Srpska hrana je veoma ukusna.”
Serbian food is very delicious.
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