10 Things You Shouldn't Do in Serbia in 2021 - American Living in Serbia

[@amerikanka]

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[@oaka5639]

I’m from a small town of 10k residents in eastern Serbia and we have the same parking system on public spaces but only two zones

[@milanradojkovic3818]

Bravo za spominjanje istocne Srbije! Retko ko od turista ide u istocne krajeve, a imaju mnogo toga da ponude!

[@amerikanka]

volim volim volim voliiiiiiiimmmmm istočnu srbiju! sledeći video, govorim samo o putovanje tamo. jedva čekam

[@milanradojkovic3818]

@@amerikanka Felix romuliana, Vratna, Blederija, Kazan i ceo Djerdap, Kladovo, Tekija, Stara planina, Rtanj, Lazareva pecina i Lazarev kanjon, Miroč planina, Sokobanja i jos mnogo toga preporucujem... Ne znam sta si do sad stigla da obidjes... Svaki put kad gledam klipove stranaca uvek idu ili u Vojvodinu ili na zapad Srbije, na istok retko idu dalje od Golupca. Svaka ti cast!

[@alfaman8386]

@@amerikanka to je sve lepo, al nauci prvo istoriju Srpskog naroda.

[@frostflower5555]

True, customer service is different. Don't expect people to put on fake smiles and pretend they've known you forever and really want to know how you are. :)

[@amerikanka]

Lol! This is why I hated the customer service jobs I worked in my twenties. I had to smile and be patient with the rudest customers that I just wanted to b**** out. I like that in Europe, customer service doesn't = kissing a$$

[@ДраганНонковић]

Spot on!

[@wakanda6547]

@@amerikanka are you saying that, thank you and please, does not exist in customer service?

[@markostankovic59]

Nice video for people who want to visit Serbia 🇷🇸. Tnx and greetings from Houston 🙋🏼‍♂️

[@SalvageRestorationAndTechTips]

You dont need to tip in Serbia, only if you want.

[@Православл]

Great that you have sponsors now

[@Lavrnjaa]

yes!! get that coin

[@mixazizu]

no one reported the sponsored segment to the SponsorBlock database, hmmm should i do it?

[@dzarastafarai]

Grocers usually only help the elderly pack their groceries, but they might help you if you're nice and they aren't too busy :)

[@marcjo3588]

True about eastern Serbia it is very underrated 😥

[@frog382]

I think rakia shots are stupid... Only if you want to get wasted, so to speed up the process... Dont feel obligated, drink as you feel

[@amerikanka]

Thanks for explaining this :)

[@AlexA-ls4gc]

"Kosovo is (you said "still" intentionally) part of Serbia in the eyes of Serbia." You ommited to say that Kosovo is part of Serbia in the eyes of Spain, Greece, Slovakia, Cyprus, Slovakia, China, Russia, Ukraine, Vatican, Belarus, India, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and 80 more world countries too. Other parts of the video are excellent.

[@amerikanka]

Alex, not everyone in the world will always say things perfectly the way you want them to because people are not you and they are not thinking the way you think. If it is very important for you that people know this, you should make a video on your channel called "Kosovo is Still Part of Serbia in the Eyes of Serbia, Spain, Greece, Slovakia..." That is the power of having your own youtube channel, blog, service... etc. When you see that other people don't perfectly say things the way you would say it, you have the power to create your own content that explains things you are passionate about instead of leaving that responsibility to someone else

[@AlexA-ls4gc]

@@amerikanka I absolutely agree that not everyone in the world will say things the way me, you or somebody else want them. There we agree. But, here it is not about my opinion. Eh, if it was only me. I am the least of the problems. Its about the opinion of half of the world on that you are trying to relativize, distort, twist... What I disliked is that, in otherwise excellent video, which is not political you subtly promote political ideas. You use word "still" implying that Kosovo will/should be recognized. And you mention only Serbia to create illusion of Serbia being alone regarding its province of Kosovo issue while in reality half of the world is at Serbias side. You also use phrases "border between Kosovo Macedonia/Albania/Montenegro again implying that Kosovo is a state while in reality half of the world does not think so. And you are doing all of this while living in Serbia and using Serbias hospitality. I am not native english speaker, english is my 2nd language out of four, but my english is good. enough to recognize your subtle implications. As for youtube channel, we do agree. At the moment I do not have time for you tube channel because of the work. But, just like you can promote your political ideas in your I can equally debunk them with arguments

[@buzzhawk]

Kosovo is an independent state right now, even though its recognition situation might be lacking in some places. Your Kosovar Lebensraum is populated nowadays with Albanians. You need to learn to live with people of other ethnicities and creeds.

[@AlexA-ls4gc]

@@buzzhawk Kosovo is not an independent state nor it will ever be. Remember. Recognition process completely stopped and went backwards, around 15 world countries have lately have revoked recognition of Kosovo. The only country that have recognized Kosovo in last two years is Izrael under huge pressure of Usa, otherwise Izrael would never do it. Serbia has close ties with Izrael because we serbs were hiding and this way saved many jewish people lives from nazis during WW2. We serbs know very well how to live with people of other ethnicities and beliefs. In other serbian province of Vojvodina live hungarians and several other minorities. They get along great with local serbs and the state of Serbia. But, they do not want serbian province for themselves like albanians. You are trying to simplify things while reality is as usual always much more complex. PS And stop following me in comment sections on different topics, I'll start thinking that you are obsessing over me. I ain't interested, I love women only. :) Relax, drink rakija, enjoy life. ;)

[@ljubo1312]

Kosovo je srbijaaa

[@nenad7653]

Thank you for doing the things you do. Ive always been saying that main problems of us Serbians is that we don't respect ourselves and our culture so much as we should. For moments after watching your videos and other foreigners living here, I sometimes feel like you like us more then we do ourselves and that's shocking. Because there are always some people in Serbia who complain, but the truth is that we are one of best countries to live in and they just don't see or appreciate it that much. Here we have freedom and that's the most important part. You just made Rakija drinking tutorial with 100% accuracy, good job. And love how you start most of videos with glass of Rakija, živa bila. :D My grandpa is 85, living in countryside and he is still doing every work like he is a young man. Every morning he drinks glass of his own rakija with a tomato salad (like you described it, drinking slowly why having a breakfast with grandma), he is like the healthiest man in my family. His hair started going grey just a few years ago) But he has been eating his own products whole life. Fruit, vegetable, meat, eggs, milk, vine and of course Rakija. If i live up to that age with the food I'm eating nowadays I will be really amazed. My sister and aunt always had stomach issues from the early morning, after they started drinking a glass of rakija every morning few years ago they never had the same problem again, same goes with blood circulation.

[@frobinson6876]

Thank you SO MUCH for the tipping info. It's amazing how confusing all the info is.

[@kedzicaleksandar1]

Isla si na prava mesta , drago mi je da si uzivala u Srbiji pogotovo u Beogradu i istocnoj Srbiji , nismo povrsinski velika zemlja ali sve je ususkano i ima svega ,dobro dosla svaki put lutko ovde ce ti dusa uvek biti sita i napita ako me razumes :-) Sledeci put idi po Šumadiji ,to jest po selima i manastirima ,neces pogresiti .Živeli!

[@mstipich1]

Glad to see you again. You have been missed.

[@scottcalnon6731]

I was in Nis recently, I love that city. And it has some great music festivals, including Nis Week and Jazz Nisville. You been to Nis much?

[@kiddo2438]

Great Info. Thank You

[@novak5071]

Free advice for foreigners: if you drink rakija, you have to eat something with it, if you don’t want to get drunk very fast. If you drink it on empty stomach, 2 or 3 little glasses will be enough to feel vertigo, sometimes even one, if the rakija is strong (most of them are strong). Remember that rakijas in stores or restaurants are not that strong as ones that are produced by ordinary people from their own fruits. If you drink “home” (domaća) rakija, you have to eat something with eat if you are not from Serbia. We Serbians are used to it.

[@amerikanka]

But I want to get drunk fast :D

[@rowanmayfair9068]

If you have a credit or a debit card you can get Croatian kuna from any ATM in Croatia, no need to exchange anything in advance.

[@amerikanka]

that's true. i always do that. just one time, I had no money on my card and I only had dinars and tried to exchange it, but couldn't. so I had no money in croatia. lol. also, some people who budget travel try to avoid using their card to avoid the international fees for withdrawing money. every time I use my american card, I have to pay a fee of $5 USD/400 dinars/30 kuna :( so I have to save some cash to avoid that high fee

[@balkanvenom3586]

I just found you, and you're amazing! My only question is, what made you come to the Balkans to live? I live in Toronto now, but I don't understand what makes an American move to Serbia. Anyways, I had to sub since your content is really unique and great!

[@amerikanka]

Thanks :) I moved here because I love European lifestyle and traveling. I've traveled to over 40 countries. Some people just aren't made to live in one country their whole life, and that's the way I am. And trust me, there are MANY foreigners living in Serbia a lot longer than me! There's a lot of Facebook groups for expats in Serbia, macedonia, Albania, Montenegro... you'd be surprised

[@YummyFood454]

Love the video! Keep it up

[@amerikanka]

You're so nice! Thanks!

[@suziflorida]

Where in Serbia do you live? Great video!

[@worldofwilson464]

Hopefully I will get to go to Serbia in 2021

[@josephi9629]

Its nice to see a BW with a totally different mindset that simply wants to enjoy her life. I'm really surprised. I too was planning to move to Europe because of the rich history and cultures. Even learnt some German and Russian. But sadly I gave up on that dream because... ... ...anyhow I found your channel while investigating a Trumper and got distracted by it and now...you've inherited a new subbie. Bless you lady.

[@mj2888]

You make great job👍🏻

[@zzyzxy1]

Excellent 👍👍👍

[@ilijatadic6925]

You are right about tipping. But i feel the taxi driver,i work in a restaurant and most of the time i dont take tips from girls 😂

[@amerikanka]

yes, foreigners should ALWAYS tip. they can afford it!

[@Ribizlaupm]

*KOSOVO JE SRBIJA🇷🇸*

[@albinh.3149]

dream on slavic immigrant lol

[@Ribizlaupm]

@@albinh.3149 Why should i dream, it's reality. Kosovo Is Serbia. Go back to your Caucasian Albania.

[@albinh.3149]

@@Ribizlaupm In reality Kosova was once part of the sr serbi inside of yugoslavia. Yugoslavia is dead. So yea...

[@AlexA-ls4gc]

@@albinh.3149 In reality you need visas for EU countries, half of the world do not recognize Kosovo, UN does not recognize Kosovo, Unesco does not recognize Kosovo etc. In reality 15 countries lately revoked recognition while only one recognized. In reality your Us mentors are having big problems in their own country and are in slow decline while China is on the sharp rise and Russia has recovered. In reality second half-time has just began

[@albinh.3149]

@@AlexA-ls4gc Ok. Kosova fullfills all requierments for the removal of EU visa. There are like 2-3 typical countries who have concerns. The typical ones that also blocked many others.... france... netherlands... Well.... as of wikipedia, 51% of the UN recognizes Kosova. Many of those revokes were only claimed by serbi and only some were proven. Its disputable how legitimate that act was. Tho no matter.... The 51% of wikipedia include the "15" revokes... I think serbi itself claims 18 or more... lol.... There is no second half of a time. Hmmm... Yea china is trying to have more influence in the wea.ker small.er european countries like serbi bosnia montenegro.... Russia tries to show itself again as in the times of the sovi.et union... as strong... that why they atta.cked ukraine and occup.ied crimea and done.sk. (Crimea should have like a special status in my opinion... respect the will.of the people ... (vast majority are russians ... ..)) Tho that has nothing to do with Kosova... only that those 2 countries veto Kosova....

[@chookrafflejones3094]

You are a cool chick ... duin your thing and documenting your experiences ... love your videos.

[@TeXinat0r]

The thing about service is everywhere in europe like that :-D

[@Lavrnjaa]

It is still so fascinating to me that countries can just not recognize others like I think it's so funny xD like there's a huge group of people who are like "this is my country" and there's a huge group of people who are like "that's just a part of our country" it's so interesting

[@petarjovanovic1481]

Yes, there is something called International law. Some people care about it, some don't. Usually the ones with lots of money and power (which they harvested on the backs of the African slaves) don't care about the international law, and by extension their proxies.

[@StigmADiabolicuM666]

Well one of not so huge group of people are terrorist, now on trial for war crimes they committed, claiming the land as their territory so now you can better understand why it can't work

[@portirnica]

Can you imagine for example Middle East, in one country come some terrorists and claim the part of that country as their, how do you think the rest of the citizens of that country will behave?

[@ZeDe_95]

You can excange dinars into kuna in dalmatia

[@capitosinora]

You are a wonderful lady, but as a doctor, I sincerely care about you because you drink too much alcohol, which can harm your health. Usually, such a habit is an expression of personal unhappiness. Please tell us what is bothering you. Maybe we can help you

[@zokilauda]

with all due respect, but which waiter doesn't want to get a tip. And Serbia consists of much more than Belgrade and other tourist places. Not everywhere they are like that when it comes to tips.

[@akademac1001]

I don't know how it is in other Balkan countries, but in Serbia, tips are usually given only to waiters and kafana musicians. Pensioners also give to postmen. To the taxi drivers ... I'm sorry to give them the money they're asking me for. Thieves.

[@frostflower5555]

Taxi drivers anywhere in the world are thieves and sometimes rude.

[@amerikanka]

@akademac1001 My verdict is this: I understand for locals, but for foreigners, it doesn't hurt travelers who are earning thousands of dollars a month to come to Serbia and tip 100 dinars at least. Like, it truly doesn't affect their wallet at all

[@VodeniZeka]

I'm a waiter, so the rule of thumb is this, you are not obligated to tip at all, but if you are satisfied with a service it is customary to tip. And you can tip how much you want. But if you have a cafe that you like and go there constantly it is better to tip so you can get the same quality of service. Waiters remember faces very good, it's their job to do so, and can hold grudges for long time 😂

[@sonicdemon1123]

Have you been to Dubrovnik yet or do you plan to make a tour?

[@amerikanka]

I have! I have a video on my channel about it. I have a Croatia Playlist with all my Croatia videos. But what do you mean make a tour? Like, lead my own tour?

[@sonicdemon1123]

@@amerikanka Yes, i mean did you lead your own city tour?

[@rajkoradulovic3840]

Ja sam bio

[@brandonbrewer3543]

What are the name of these cities in Eastern Serbia to visit?

[@amerikanka]

My next video will be about that!

[@ajovanovic5]

Have you ever heard of "Gitarijada" and do you ever plan to go there?

[@alexandramoya770]

Hi love it channel recently started watching....so I have a friend in Bosnia and he is Slavic...Im American and trying to learn culture.... I asked my friend.... is there comedy clubs there??? He kinda laughed... like some places here dosent have roads and ur asking about entertainment.... so now I'm wondering , what would people from eastern europe think is funny....Could u explain slavic or eastern European humor? Like what do they think is funny? Is there a comic community their?

[@amerikanka]

Welcome! Dobrodošliii! And OMG, slavic humor... hmmmmmm.... I mean, humor is universal and I think everyone in the world has a general understanding of what's funny and what's not, lol. But a lot of people say to me here some joke, and when I don't understand, they claim that it's "Serbian humor" or "Bosnian humor" or whatever. I think maybe it just means an inside joke amongst locals that doesn't easily translate to English.... but I truly feel that when people are funny, it is universal, just some jokes don't always translate perfectly to English. I still don't understand enough Slavic jokes personally because It requires a strong understanding of language and context and so, I have a lot to improve in that area

[@dzarastafarai]

I would say, in general, we are into dark humour, and there are no taboo subjects when making jokes. There are often references to the local popular culture and current events that we find amusing. Most of the families I've been in touch with will call out their family members daily for something in (what we believe is) a funny way. When it comes to TV and movies, the majority leans towards British comedies. One of the most popular TV shows ever is Only fools and horses, as it speaks to us on several levels. I personally find that Bosnians have a great sense of humour :) There was a popular TV show called Top Lista Nadrealista, but I'm not sure if foreigners can make sense of it.

[@Rukomet1]

Oće biti neki video o Republici Srpskoj

[@lukacalov1988]

Also dont show number 3 without thumb sticking out

[@Ribizlaupm]

Why not?

[@brankomilojevic3568]

You can change DInars into Kunas in Croatia :)

[@frostflower5555]

I don't believe in tipping but if there is small change left owed to me I just say keep it.

[@amerikanka]

Are you from the Balkans? I met people here that say they don't subscribe to tipping either. That's why I was so confused when I first moved here

[@ДраганНонковић]

@@amerikanka I always tip!

[@Brka1108]

The Amerikanka Tipping is not mandatory in Serbia, and regular people in Serbia are very poor for long long time, so we just lost that custom to appreciate customer service over time thru tipping as a nation, cuz regular people don’t have enough even for essential grocery and daily things, so they are thinking “ ok, I would love to give this person some tip,but If I do that, I will not have enough for something else, or I will not save any money for some more expensive thing I’m planing to buy if I’m tipping everyone every day”. If you are satisfied with service you can always tip, but people there are tipping very rarely, that’s where poor customer service comes from. And customer service people are usually forced to do those kinds of jobs in Serbia, usually they don’t have any education for the job they are doing. If they do, they usually work in expensive places, but then there is a language barrier problem as well, so you got to be lucky to bump on a person that is educated for customer service and knows English well enough. 😫 We are worm nation,but with no money,which screws up a lot of good things about us.

[@frostflower5555]

@@Brka1108 I think tipping should be done only when you think you should do it, not because it is expected or mandatory.

[@Brka1108]

@@frostflower5555 Yes,I agreed, but the thing is in the USA is kinda mandatory

[@georgijepapadopulou3874]

you dont have to tip..... if we tip there is no calculation, if bill is 980 we give 1000 if bill is 4897 its 5000 just first round number

[@novak5071]

Oh come on! If the bill is 980, you should give at least 1100, and if 4897, at least 5200. Of course, you don’t have to - you can pay exactly 4897. The tip is not obligatory.

[@portirnica]

Most of the servers (waiters) have a low salaries and big part of the earnings are the tips many of them are very infected by the pandemic situation so if you are happy with the service its always recommended to tip at least 10%

[@amerikanka]

@Georgije Papadopulou My verdict is this: it doesn't hurt travelers who are earning thousands of dollars a month to come to Serbia and tip 100 dinars at least. I understand if locals don't always tip, but travelers should.

[@portirnica]

@@amerikanka 👍❤️

[@SalvageRestorationAndTechTips]

Dobar komad!! hmmmm , salim se izigravam Balkanca, lepotice. Pozdrav i sto predstavljas moju zemlju. Bye beauty!

[@jovancukic1290]

One tip for you :P Contrary to West, we tip only if we are satisfied with the service, we tip anyways in Montenegro, but sometimes people get offended, but if you are satisfied.. Tip, tip tip ! :) These are the numbers for Montenegro: #2 is true; #4 is relative to every place you visit and also sixt.de is great for rentacar #5 is really only for Serbia but when I'm there I make a joke or something for those guys/girls working at the shops and their smile is my smile and we pack things together then (#9) :P #6 I told you about application called Taxoid (internet taxi service in Montenegro) #7 this is where I needed to correct you, but you are generally right, but ladies don't drink rakia shots at once (na eks) except if its very very huge occasion (birthdays, holydays etc) and NEVER during the daytime (HUGE NO NO) (but I like it do') :) You should try Loza (that's grape rakia, traditional drink from Montenegro), Very strong spirit btw (up to 55 % alc) #10 is same as here, but in some rural places there are people charging it (beaches), but if you are with anyone from here, you just say hello and pass by, or ask for electronic invoice where there is a tax note, if they scribble something, that is NOT a invoice, we had constitution appeal law stating that its illegal for anyone to charge PUBLIC parking space, except if its pedestrian, private (they are usually numbered or marked yellow or green for disabled people) or in a way for others, I believe thats the same in Serbia aswell. :)

[@justjoe5373]

,,Kosovo is a part of Serbia in the eyes of Serbia'' in the Constitution of Serbia more precisely, that's where you get into all the trouble when you try to cross the border. Kosovo is a part of Serbia in serbian Constitution but let's say Albanians voted for Kosovo's independence and when crossing the Albania-Kosovo border you're crossing into a different country so you get the stamp. But Kosovo-Serbia border technically doesn't even exist becouse it's still a part of Serbia and instead of the stamp that you came to Serbia you have the stamp that you came to Kosovo which can't be seen as legit

[@Sele113]

Hi I,m Serbian and what standing in the thumbnail is not treu

[@aleksandartodorovic7996]

Taxi is danger for everyone... but there are alternatives. E.G. appcargo.com/ but taxi is not only danger zone for wallet. If I have time I will elaborate topic and will give some hints how to avoid possible scams.

[@cubacuba5903]

Zapadna Srbija je izuzetno cista i lepa, planinski kraj odlican za obilazak

[@amerikanka]

Da, volim isto zapadnu Srbiju. Bila sam u Uzice. Prelep :)

[@ivanaica9296]

@@amerikanka Da li si probala komplet lepinju? To jelo je specijalitet Užica i po meni najlepše jelo! 🍽️🥛

[@cubacuba5903]

@@ivanaica9296 to je specijalitet nasih krajeva, obavezno da dodjes u novu varos da obidjes kanjon reke Uvac prelepo je

[@ljubo1312]

Tacno

[@lov3masterns]

Don't ever call "pie with cheese" a "burek". It's a pie... With cheese! :D Also if you want to swear (as in if you feel like you wanna swear) don't pretend to be super-duper nice, Serbs are commonly genuine people and we swear a lot (from the bottom of our hearts), so don't always presume it's an insult when someone is being profane. :)

[@peraperic9936]

Burek is burek even if is with cheese. Only in Bosnia they call burek with meet burek. The rest of burek’s they call pie. But that is local Bosnian thing.

[@amerikanka]

I feel like I get murdered for this. We are supposed to call it gibanica or something? And also, never forget to say that Bosnia has the best burek or else you will get in trouble for that too. That's also what I have learned

[@peraperic9936]

@@amerikanka The interesting fact is that Burek (Börek) have its origins in Turkish cuisine and refers to any dish made with yufka (very thin unleavened dough). But in Bosnia they developted special philosophy about how to name that pretty simple and very delicious dish. In Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia etc. we call them all Burek. Gibanica is quite similar but not a same thing.

[@lov3masterns]

@@amerikanka It's whatever usually because "Burek" is a word that is taken from Turkish and "Gibanica" should be a native Slavic word from verb "gibati" which means 'to fold' or 'to stretch'. However, Turks call bunch of their meals with dough "böreği" not only and specifically those pies with cheese, potato or meat, or other things like spinach and so on. The main difference between "pita" and "gibanica" isn't only origin as Pera Peric is saying, but it's in the way you prepare dough which is a main ingredient. Pies ("pite") are *always* homemade by hand with actual flour and water mixings and stretching it exclusively by hands, plus salt and whatever recipes people are used to using, while "bureks" are mainly made with industrial dough/crust. Gibanice also has a lot thicker but often more drier crusts while pite (pies) are supposed to be fatter. :)

[@alexzivkovic]

U 'r' beautiful and have a lot of charm 👏🏼💜

[@amerikanka]

Aw thanks :) :) :)

[@rabbanikhan5731]

Serbia made you even more beautiful, how??

[@milosstanojevic5899]

You are in Srbija , im in Canada . Montreal . And i need to tel You --- Just go on ! Shine on ! But , Your name should not be Amerikanka , vec (but) Zemljanica . . . And , let me tell You , if im younger atleast 119 years , and a half , ill be asking You ! to merry me .. . Love to You . Go on .

[@amerikanka]

we are probably the same age!

[@milosstanojevic5899]

In soul , for shure . All other are the nombers .

[@milosstanojevic5899]

@@amerikanka In nombers im 64

[@djncor]

Wait, in US they are banging groceries? I just learned something new... 😅😅😅

[@jakubvala4345]

You should never tip in Europe, remember that you’re not in America

[@IvansBikesBmws]

Wow you look stunning. Hugs and kisses. Americans the best tippers!

[@maliispodzvezda3943]

I never heard there is wrong way to drink rakija and i did drink at least one olympic pool of it. You drink it the way it suits you. Shoots or easy, your choice.. Croatia? Maah, no comment actually... they are west for Serbia only on the map.

[@amerikanka]

yeah, there is no wrong way :) but i was just always confused about when to drink it fast and when to drink it slowly

[@maliispodzvezda3943]

@@amerikanka For me shoots if you had a tough or a bad day. It makes it easier at least for a while like every alcohol. It tricky because you easily go wasted if you dont have compass 😂 Drink it easy and its the best way to enjoy it actually. Rakija connecting people! 💪☺

[@peconipredrag6679]

Well done. In a few more years, you will change the name of the channel to The Srpkinja. 👍 Greetings and enjoy 🥃 🥩 🍗 🍻 P.S Meze je bitno, meze je mama

[@milosboskovic2797]

Nooooooo don't pay cargo it's killing the taxi business

[@srbijairusija1003]

Belgrade Never liked Istern Serbia and that's a fact. Fack is also that IS use to be,and even now can be,most valuable and welthy part of the country. Romans new that thousand years ago.here was their roads, thay fortress, wellness and spa places.not on Zlatibor,not in Valjevo or Užice, but Here near Danube, near mains all across IS.they exploiting over here copper for bronze, gold for Monet and juvenile.they use overhear route to connect Danube with greece.allready they have plenty of food from reach fields, hunting places full of wild animals,rich forest with good wood for building.all that stuff Belgrade don't care about and try hard to devastate and make hard to live in.Romans didn't think that this region is to for from anywhere ,but Belgrade do think that because you have to travel so long to this region.thay delibararatly devastate this, maybe the most beautifull part of this country like this is not Serbia.In our history this region once stud up and try to fight this kind of behave from our capital and we pay that in blood...we thouth that was behind us.. but maybe, some 1 don't thinks so ...who knows

[@frostflower5555]

6:11 That's a nice coat on you.

[@amerikanka]

oh thank you!

[@Lkenmaner]

You made good comments but I'd also emphasize some of the more political don'ts. I mean things you should not say in conversation

[@OdysseusXT]

No here we don't tip

[@darko7958]

Kosovo je Srbija

[@zoranstanisic4130]

Rakiju najbolje piti uz meze...

[@amerikanka]

haha

[@zeljkovidenovic5036]

Uz kiseo kupus!

[@evilmix1]

BTW i wish to i vite u for a drink, i traveled so mouch i speak 8 languages, i ve bene in Houston and Miami 🥰

[@amerikanka]

wow that's incredible! i only speak 0.5 languages :(

[@evilmix1]

@@amerikanka I think it's genetic, half Serbian, half rumanian, grew up in Lugano, Switzerland, faculty as sound engineer in german part of Switzerland, Zurich, and others learned on my way around the world, as 3 years in Mexico, 2 years Russia, Saint Petersburg and many country... BTW what do u thin for a drink so where here in bg, just as friends, u r so cool and I would really like to meet u for a Rakija 😁😁😁 and speak with you, befor I'll go back in Playa del Carmen, Mexico 🇲🇽❤️. Maybe can sound u weird from a stranger, but I'm really curious to know more about you 😜 answer me before I'll fly away. BTW u r cute smart and funny I watched all your bid 10+++++

[@sagorevach]

I am afraid she is gonna get drunk one day, as she starts every video with drink and Cheers/Ziveli

[@sv3282]

Kosovo je Srbija.

[@lamax1016]

I am from srbia and if you want to tip you can I olmost never tip

[@andrejsarkanj767]

You are beautiful woman, i am from Serbia!

[@evilmix1]

U r awwwwww

[@andrejdestradi7414]

dont drink too much Rakija THe AMERIKAnka end everything gon be alright ha ha ha ciao bella budi mi dobro ok 🤗😘😍🥰😋😁🙆‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@amerikanka]

i drink more vinjak than rakia :)

[@andrejdestradi7414]

@@amerikanka ha ha uffff bye bye my friend THE AMERIKANKA stey safe ok bella ciao😘😍😋😁

[@АлександарПавловићМарин]

@@amerikanka БРАВО... ВИЊАК ЈЕ МАМАА 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸 ☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠

[@genericname776]

Bish im poor i cant tip anyone

[@amerikanka]

hahaha!

[@LoPaz199]

Vinjak je bolji od rakije.

[@lazarlazar4748]

Ne.

[@markokjs3711]

#Serbia 🇷🇸☦️🇷🇸☦️🇷🇸☦️🇷🇸☦️🇷🇸☦️🇷🇸☦️🇷🇸☦️🇷🇸☦️🇷🇸☦️💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 #KosovoIsSerbia #KosovoJeSrbija

[@srboljubkrunic1753]

You are beautiful 🤩

[@strangerinnight1341]

check your emails :)

[@rajkoradulovic3840]

Ko je iz srbije

[@oreradovanovi5204]

When Serbia losses Kosovo it will be better for both, I hope that happens soon. It's highly damaging stability of Serbia by wasting money, political confusions and producing hatred. Regarding the countries who are in favor of not recognising, are affraid that reciprocally it will apply to them, native Mexicans, Basc, east india... Nation- state identity is new creation, but quickly became old, very biringly old. If the break up of Yu was not enough, what other lesson is needed.

[@Bex53]

🇽🇰❤🇭🇷

[@aleksandarstamenkovich4126]

❤️💙🤍