Easy Serbian 2 - What do you think is beautiful?

In our second episode of Easy Serbian Marijana is back to ask people in Serbia what they think is beautiful, and what the word beautiful means to them. Enjoy!
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Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced in local languages and contain subtitles in both the original language as well as in English.
Produced by: Serbian Science Television (www.sntv.rs)
Host of this episode: Marijana Kotevski
Camera & Edit: Grigorije Lalovic
Special thanks to: Zivojin Zika Petrovic

[@langbard4261]

Serbia: beautiful country, beautiful people and language! greetings from Italy

[@mariam19554]

Grazie! E l'italiano è bella lingua.

[@TheSpartacusTV]

Hey, anche io sono italiano ed interessato alla cultura serba :D

[@IslamBenfifi]

A beautiful country and a beautiful language

[@alphafox1307]

Serbian language is like speaking Russian with less intimidating tones.

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Seribian Lanagauge

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Kaka

[@user-pl3zh8lu3i]

Intresting comment. What are intimidating tones, that you think of? 😅 Greetings from Serbia!

[@JebemTiZivot]

@@user-pl3zh8lu3i I think hes talking about ь i ы, probably also the fact that Russian Cyrillic isnt really read how it’s pronounced whereas serbian usually is; привет = pri-viet, whereas serbian is just здраво = zdravo; each individual sound is pronounced. Z-d-ra-vō.

[@blizzy-hl5qv]

Russian language is a pretty soft language, no idea why people find it harsh

[@andreabuti]

The message of the last lady contains more wisdom than whole books

[@IvanPetrov-vu1th]

I am from Bulgaria and I understood almost everything. Greetings neighbors.

[@januszhamerski6890]

I like the question. I'm going to ask it in Easy German as well. Thank you for this episode. I really like to listen to all slavic languages (I'm Polish)

[@bennybenny43]

Hvala Vam i pozdravi iz libana.

[@akayrk]

Wow they all have wonderful things to say about what they find beautiful.

[@stsyk9825]

akayrk , 🇺🇸Serbian is very similar to our (Russian) language !) 🇷🇺Сербский очень похож на наш (Русский) язык!)

[@fabienuk]

I love this video! Hvala puno! The positive attitude of the people o is priceless. Beautiful people great attitude, makes a awesome combination 🥰

[@robertkukuczka9469]

As Polish man I understand quite a lot with the help of the subtitles.

[@penguinschulz]

For all the folks who have yet to learn Cyrillic. I translated the first half of the video from Cyrillic to Latin. I will find time to do the rest. - Dobar dan dragi gledaoci - I vi pratite emisiju iz srbijan - Nalazimo se danas na trgu nikole pašića - U beogradu glavnom republike srbije - Razgovaraćemo sa našim sugrađanin - i pitati ih koje su to njihove tri reći - koje ih asociraju na pojam lepo šta je njima lepo - hajdemo. 00:33 - Porodica, moj decko, I hrana - hrana? šta je to što voliš da jedes? - pa sve volim da jedem 00:44 -pa, ne znam -nije mi u svakom momentu sve lepo 0:47 -Porodica, prijatelji,i neka lepa atmosfera. 00:54 - pa ne znam, mozda kad je lepo vreme - plaza, mope, - dečko, prijatelji 1:01 - sam zivot je lep - Lepo je, lepo je lepo vreme - lepi ljudi - prijateljstvo - zavisi od okolnosti, ličnog raspoloženja, od okruzenja - tako nekog individualnog 1:17 - Lepo? - zivot je lep - tačno - ti si lepa 1:27 -devojke, muzika, hrana. 1:32 -sunčan dan kao što je ovaj, deca -I dobrota 1:41 -pa lepo je kad pogledate ovaj narod naš -Ove devojke - Ove naše ulice -jer bilo gde putujete - mislim nema takve lepote - ali, da malo vise para - bilo bi još lepše 1:52 -Jedna Ivana, Jedan Paul, - I ne nam, evo ovas Beograd. 1:59 - Da, Lepo je da sms svi zivi i zdravi - Da je lepo vreme to je lepo 2:04 -Muzika recimo -Šta voli da slušaš od muzike 2:09 -Mir -Apsolutno

[@staroc2258]

hvala !

[@Yee.5ang]

Хвала 👍

[@user-fi9fx8wv8g]

Hello dear Mariam , thanks for your videos. Will u recommend any books for beginners and for self learners ? Thank you

[@KasiaWesoek]

Thanks!

[@imeprezime1444]

Wow! Serbian is really close to Bulgarian. There are some changes in words and prepositions and the words that are the same as Bulgarian are only pronounced with a differnet stress.

[@vdamianov]

Близостта на българския и сръбския е подвеждаща. Сръбският език притежава 4 вида ударения- силови, и музикални (протяжни), което го прави уникален в групата на славянските езици, а може да се каже- и сред останалите индоевропейски езици. Сред тези езици единствено персийският разполага със система на музикалното ударение, но с двоичен, а не с четорен карактер (уф, не знам как се казва на български "четорен". Нещо съставено от четири елемента?). В лексиката близостта е най-видима, но и там има подводни камъни. Пример: српско слово "вредност" не е никак това, което си мислите на български. В македонския западнобългарски диалект има едносъставно и просто музикално ударение, но няма и следа от сложни силови и протяжни ударения- възходящо дълго, възходящо късо, низходящо дълго и низходящо късо, както е в сръбския език. И ако приликите между българските говори и сръбския литературен език са от лексикален карактер, то разликите са твърде съществени и от морфологично-синтактичен тип- наличието на падежи, деепричастни обороти и разгърната система на причастия превръщат сръбския език в един от най-богатите, универсални ( в смисъл- на сръбски може да се изговарят и най-сложните философски понятия); звучни и красиви езици в света, при това без да губи своята славянска старинност и изящество.

[@imeprezime1444]

Благодаря за допълнителната информация. Не знаех това.

[@IvanPetrov-vu1th]

@@vdamianov още малко и ще получиш оргазъм ми се струва. Брадър сръбския, както и руския са езици образувани на базата на старобългарския или т.н. църковниславиянски език. Да не говорим, че е почто едно към едно с хърватския. Не знам колко е красив, но когато чуя сърбин да говори нормано е все едно се кара с някой. Звучи грубо, нападателно и остро. За разлика от българския, който е по-мек и звучи галещо и приятно. Чувал съм сърбин да казва за нашият език,че му е звучал женски. Нормално при положение , че техния се изговаря с някакв натъртен удебелен изговор. Българският език е по-уникален, защото е единственият славиянски език без падежи, с определителен член и използващ звука „ъ”. Македонският също, но той както знаем е диалект на българския език.

[@ekaterinat7108]

@@IvanPetrov-vu1th Напълно съм съгласна с теб, бих добавила също, че българският е уникален с многото си архаични думи, както и излючително богатата си и много добре запазена глаголна система от църковнославянския (9 глаголни времена), която в повечето славянски езици е силно опростена (пример: в руския има 3 глаголни времена). Руснаци казват, че имаме много "чист" славянски език, и няма как да не се съгласим с това.

[@gabrielepoggi1079]

I would like to learn this beautiful language! :)

[@MaaanMaanMan]

Such a beautiful language 🇦🇲❤️🇷🇸 Hope I’ll start learning it as soon as possible

[@user-wq4yn6sx9b]

какви добри одговори! Поздрав из Русије!

[@edwardavila4656]

I feel like I can get by with my A2 Russian so many similar words 👌

[@loki2504]

Hvala puno Marijana ! Ti si najlepa ! =)

[@juandavidbeltrang1]

+loki2504 Me sorprendió encontrar un comentario tuyo en este video. Saludos desde Colombia

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Hvala Puno Marijana Ti si Najipea

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Hvala puno Marjiana

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Hvala Puno Marjana

[@LiSaerSairreBlaserLi]

Хвала пуно од Кине! Учим сада српски зато што ја волим Србију и српски језик! И онда сада немамо визу између Кине и Србије, зато имам шансу да учим српски у Београду. Београд је врло лепо и има добри људи. Још хоћу да ће ићи у Србију !! И кад имате времена да путујете, добродошли у Кину! Извините што мој српски још није добро :)

[@stsyk9825]

Edmund Li , Вы живёте в Сербии ? Сербский язык похож очень на наш язык

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Kada

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Kada ST

[@graysonsorenson6004]

TBV

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Kada

[@DigoronKavkaz]

Please go to other Serbian cities and even places in Montenegro!!

[@elhijodelaconserje]

I love Serbia, I had the chance to visit Belgrade twice and there might be chances to keep visiting. I wish the subtitles were on Latin alphabet to maybe have a better understanding on how to pronounce some words. besides that, this is a great idea.

[@stsyk9825]

Jeremy Ceciliano , а вы откуда ? Where are you from ?

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Belegarde

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Kada performance

[@Wats3d]

Can someone explain why Serbian, Russian and other languages in the English play-list?

[@dadep85]

Hvala puno! But there are the same persons that you interviewed in the first episode, there is also the boring man with the beard! I suppose you made the two episodes in the same day, isn't it? =D

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Hi Dade Kao Je K K

[@dadep85]

@@graysonsorenson6004 dobro, i ti kako si?

[@graysonsorenson6004]

puno

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Hvala Puno but

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Thank DDC Leistungen

[@gregorymartzevitch222]

Огромное спасибо за эти диалоги! Эти диалоги для мена как драгоценности! Как подарки на Новый Год! Жаль что их мало но это то что я искал месяцами! Еще раз - благодарю за такие видео от всей души! Конечно поставил лайечку!

[@jadnexTheRnewed]

i wish there was the romanisation in the subtitles.

[@youtubeperson9365]

I know it really bothered me when I was starting learning Serbian. Now I can read Cyrillic and it helps A LOT. Sucks to not see the letters :'(

[@Liface]

What was the guy talking about with the one Ivana?

[@dc94utube]

He was referencing two people,Ivana and Pavle(which are somewhat common names in Serbia) as what is beautiful to him. Also at the end he mentioned Belgrade (the capital)

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Kept

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Love Serbia ....! Great History / Culture and Cuisine !! And they are not slaves of EU !!

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Хвала пуно од Кине! Учим сада српски зато што ја волим Србију и српски језик! И онда сада немамо визу између Кине и Србије, зато имам шансу да учим српски у Београду. Београд је врло лепо и има добри људи. Још хоћу да ће ићи у Србију !! И кад имате времена да путујете, добродошли у Кину! st

[@iraklykina5463]

Easy Slovak please

[@danilock]

please....easy HUNGARIAN

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Kada

[@SurfingBullDog]

I notice a distinct difference between Easy Languages Serbian and Easy Languages Croatian. The people of Belgrade seem a lot warmer, friendly, and more open to conversation. The people of Zagreb do not seem as happy to engage.

[@youtubeperson9365]

Well to be fair, everyone likes to speak with a beautiful woman. But yes, generally the stereotype is that Serbian people are warmer.

[@SurfingBullDog]

@@youtubeperson9365 haha fair point

[@graysonsorenson6004]

hello ?

[@owhow6025]

Hey guys, who can recommend me some nice Serbian music?

[@betterthanyesterday6292]

what type of music do you like?

[@owhow6025]

@@betterthanyesterday6292 Well, actually I prefer folk or some old music. But it could be some new ones too, pop or maybe rap

[@nadiaarsenijevic8594]

@@owhow6025 well I'm late but those are my recommendations if you like folk. Tamo daleko, Ovo je Srbija, Pukni zoro (there more on the relatively recent side), Crven cvete, Rasti rasti moj zeleni bore, Gusta mi magla padnala, vojvoda Stepa na konju jaše, Valjevska podvala, Svilen konac, Mesečina (From etno grupa Trag)

[@opjm123]

is Easy Serbian series only going to have people speak 3 words? We need to hear natural expressions, not short phrases. None of the other easy language series do this. I appreciate your effort, but this 3 word approach ruins the experience for us as students.

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Kbps

[@graysonsorenson6004]

My

[@qaguy4338]

Учим руски језик, тако да могу донекле да разумем

[@penguinschulz]

please, why not in Latin!!? The majority of the people wanting to speak are not familiar with Cyrillic! Or at least could you edit two versions: Cyrillic version and Latin. Thank you!

[@cristh16channel]

Hunter Schulz Learn how to read the Cyrillic alphabet... ! End of the problem it's easy .... and I'm not Russian or Ukrainian Ect .. I'm latino.

[@penguinschulz]

It is not easy, thats the point- Accessibility should be paramount, lets not forget the latin alphabet is accepted. If you are translating Serbian into English, then it is obviously designed for people who AT LEAST know the latin alphabet. Id think the goal would be to get people familiar with the language and communicating quickly, in the easiest way possible. having to learn the Cyrillic alphabet on top of everything else seems like an unnecessary burden when there is an accepted easier alternative and the Cyrillic alphabet can be learnt and practiced without the aid of audio. it'll take most people a very long time before they are able to read Cyrillic at the pace of the speakers in these videos. I think Serbians take for granted how difficult it is. Having been raised with both, it comes naturally. I do realize there are cultural reasons to why Cyrillic is favored over latin, I just feel in this situation it does more harm than good- dampening peoples enthusiasm to learn where otherwise the culture and language would be much more accessible.

[@SullyTelecom]

Hunter Schulz that's true but don't forget that in the major part of Serbia, medias, newspaper, road signs are all in ćirilic. Serbia has these two alphabets, and bith are used the same ;)

[@penguinschulz]

I live in Serbia and the majority of the signs are in Latin, but thats besides the point. communicating with peopleIs is top priority for me and for these videos.( you can learn Cyrillic with a book.) The point of these videos is to read and hear how the words are pronounced, what parts of the words are accented and getting a grip of the rhythm whiling seeing the translation in your native langauge (English/latin)-I learned so much in French because of easy French. These Easy Serbian video will be useful for only a small amount of people wanting to learn. That is whats a shame, its a beautiful langauge.

[@SullyTelecom]

Hunter Schulz, yeah that's true, I'm French and I think French is truly a beautiful language ;)

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Kada st Kosovo ve k geht highlights Keenan. Keeping

[@graysonsorenson6004]

kim

[@izil1fe]

Izi srbijan xD

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Lepa eizbrrath

[@danijelmilivojevic8140]

Armin S, Serbian and Croatian are two different languages. Like, Czech and Slovak. Also, we use Cyrillic script, but they don't.

[@bennybenny43]

lol... guess you are croatian...

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Langues Czech slovak

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Thanks Danjilje

[@dgc-deluxgamingclips3122]

SiNcE WhEn Is My LaNgUaGe So PoPuLaR???

[@graysonsorenson6004]

pruva Koja

[@rep.ofe.a.304]

Bulgarian language.

[@armins7340]

Not serbian! Ist called croatian

[@lieutenantbigz938]

Begone!

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Kanada

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Dioxide

[@fabienuk]

I love this video! Hvala puno! The positive attitude of the people o is priceless. Beautiful people great attitude, makes a awesome combination 🥰

[@graysonsorenson6004]

Kada