Learn Montenegrin Language
If the infinitive ends in -ći, most of the verbs in past tense will follow this pattern: ići naći moći reći peći M. išao našao mogao rekao pekao F. išla našla mogla rekla pekla N. išlo Našlo moglo reklo peklo Pl. išli Našli mogli rekli peklo Pl. (f) išle našle mogle rekle pekle Pl. (n) […]
This is a small group of nouns that has its own declension. Almost all feminine nouns ending in a consonant have an – i ending in the nominative, genitive and accusative plural forms. This group of nouns includes almost all the abstract nouns ending in the foreign suffix – ost ( or – est and […]
angažovati – to engage atakovati – to attack bombardovati – to bomb debatovati – to debate demantovati – to deny (to confute) diskreditovati – to discredit formalizovati -to formalize garantovati – to guarantee interesovati – to be interested in izolovati – to isolate legalizovati – to legalize mobilizovati – to mobilize modernizovati – to […]
Montenegrin/ Serbian is an easy language to spell and pronounce. It follows phonetic principal — every letter represents only one sound. In Montenegrin/Serbian you ‘write as you speak and read as it is written’. There are two alphabets in use — Latin and Cyrillic. Both the Latin and the Cyrillic alphabets contain 30 letters to represent […]
The central purpose of the website is to teach practical language skills so that students feel confident to engage in daily life in Montenegro/Serbia, when ordering meals in restaurants, asking for directions, shopping, arranging appointments, understanding notices, travelling around the country, holding simple conversation; in short – to explain what they want and learn how […]
