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Pekara Spasa is the baker's shop, located amid the hustle and bustle of Belgrade but still tucked away on a small side street in the ...

In this day and age, sadly companies specializing in umbrella repairs are few and far between.

"Belgrade may not be the prettiest capital in the world, but it makes up for it with a gritty resilience all of its own. Reminders of...

What did you do in Serbia? Did you like it there? These are the questions everyone seems to be hearing invariably on their arrival back...

PUSTITI KORENJE this phrase literally means - to grow roots , to settle down in one place , to become set in one’s ways and resistant to...

Warm, welcoming and a hell of a lot of fun – everything you never heard about Serbia (Србија) is true. Exuding a feisty mix of elan and...

ISPRAVLJATI KRIVE DRINE ★ The literal translation of this phrase would be to make the curving Drina river flow straight and not to let...

IZAĆI/IZBITI NA LOŠ GLAS ★literally means to gain notoriety, to have your reputation tarnished, to have bad press or to be famous and...

★ POBEĆI NA ZLATIBOR DA ČUVAMO OVCE This phrase literally means to run away to Zlatibor mountain in Serbia ‘to herd sheep’ i.e. to enjoy...

VUĆI SE K’O GLADNA GODINA Literally means to drag your feet like ‘a hungry year ’i.e. a year of famine, to be tired and hungry and...

RADIO MILEVA Literal translation is radio by the name Mileva. Mileva is a Serbian name, though less common in this day and age, but with un

"Belgrade is one of those cities that you can never stop exploring; there are lots of secret corners and areas not very well-known to...

SVUDA PODJI KUCI DODJI Wherever you travel to far away places and even perhaps off the beaten track at times, you are bound to feel...

Learn some of the most popular Serbian phrases - week 2

Learn some of the most popular Serbian phrases - week 1