Могу ли да добијем твој број?
MO-gu li da do-BI-jem tvoj broj
Can I get your number?
Usage
Asking a new acquaintance for their phone number
Grammar Note
твој is the masculine possessive agreeing with број (number, masculine noun)
Која је твоја имејл адреса?
KO-ja je TVO-ja I-mejl a-DRE-sa
What is your email address?
Usage
Asking for someone's email address
Grammar Note
адреса is feminine, so which = која (feminine) and your = твоја (feminine) agree with it
Останимо у контакту
os-TA-ni-mo u KON-tak-tu
Let's stay in touch
Usage
Suggesting to maintain contact when saying goodbye
Grammar Note
останимо is the 1st person plural imperative of остати (to stay), meaning "let's stay." у контакту = in contact
Позваћу те сутра
poz-VA-ću te SU-tra
I will call you tomorrow
Usage
Promising to call someone the following day
Grammar Note
позваћу is the short future form of позвати (to call). Serbian short future: verb stem + ћу/ћеш/ће...
Послаћу ти поруку
pos-LA-ću ti PO-ru-ku
I will send you a message
Usage
Promising to send a message later
Grammar Note
послаћу: short future of послати (to send). поруку: accusative of порука (message, feminine)
Додај ме на друштвеним мрежама
DO-daj me na DRUŠ-tve-nim MRE-ža-ma
Add me on social media
Usage
Asking someone to connect on social media platforms
Grammar Note
мрежама is the locative plural of мрежа (network, feminine). на + locative plural: "on [networks]"
Где живиш?
GDE ŽI-viš
Where do you live?
Usage
Asking a new acquaintance where they live
Grammar Note
живиш is the 2nd person singular present of живети (to live). Serbian verbs conjugate for person and number
Да ли ми можеш дати визит карту?
da li mi MO-žeš DA-ti VI-zit KAR-tu
Can you give me your business card?
Usage
Requesting a business card in a professional or formal setting
Grammar Note
ми is dative "to me." карту is the accusative of карта (card, feminine noun)
Хајде да се поново видимо
HAJ-de da se PO-no-vo VI-di-mo
Let's meet again
Usage
Suggesting to meet again when parting ways
Grammar Note
хајде да + subjunctive: common Serbian way to say "let's." се видимо: reflexive subjunctive of видети (to see)
Жао ми је јер морам да идем
ŽA-o mi je jer MO-ram da I-dem
I'm sorry I have to go
Usage
A polite farewell when you must leave enjoyable company
Grammar Note
жао ми је: dative construction "it is a pity to me." морам да + present = "I must/have to"
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