Да ли желиш да изађемо на кафу?
da li ŽE-liš da i-ZA-đe-mo na KA-fu
Would you like to go out for a coffee?
Usage
Casual invitation used when asking someone on a date
Grammar Note
желиш is the informal 2nd singular of желети (to want). да + 1st plural suggests a shared action
Свиђаш ми се
svi-ĐAŠ mi se
I like you
Usage
Casual expression to show romantic interest
Grammar Note
Serbian "like" inverts subject/object. Literally "you appeal to me." Uses reflexive verb свиђати се
Да ли си слободан/слободна вечерас?
da li si slo-BO-dan/slo-BOD-na ve-ČE-ras
Are you free this evening?
Usage
Used to ask someone on a date or outing that evening. Form changes with gender
Grammar Note
Serbian adjectives agree with the gender of the subject. Use слободан for male, слободна for female
Веома си лепа
VE-o-ma si LE-pa
You are very beautiful
Usage
Used as a compliment toward a woman
Grammar Note
леп (beautiful) → feminine лепа. For a male: Веома си леп. веома is an adverb meaning "very"
Да ли могу да те позовем на вечеру?
da li MO-gu da te po-ZO-vem na VE-če-ru
May I invite you to dinner?
Usage
Used to ask someone out for a dinner date
Grammar Note
да ли могу да + subjunctive asks permission. вечера (dinner, feminine) → accusative вечеру
Волим да проводим време са тобом
VO-lim da pro-VO-dim VRE-me sa to-BOM
I love spending time with you
Usage
Used to express enjoyment of spending time together
Grammar Note
волети (to love/like) → 1st singular волим. са + instrumental means "with." тобом is the instrumental of ти (you)
Дај ми свој број телефона
daj mi svoj broj te-LE-fo-na
Give me your phone number
Usage
Casual phrase to ask for someone's contact number
Grammar Note
дај is the informal singular imperative of дати (to give). број телефона = број (number) + телефона (phone, genitive)
Волим те
VO-lim te
I love you
Usage
Expression of love toward a romantic partner
Grammar Note
те is the short accusative form of ти (you). Serbian pronouns have both long (тебе) and short (те) forms
Хоћу да те упознам боље
HO-ću da te u-POZ-nam BO-lje
I want to get to know you better
Usage
Used at the start of a relationship to express interest in knowing someone better
Grammar Note
хоћу да + subjunctive expresses strong desire. боље is the comparative adverb of добро (well/good)
Да ли би хтео/хтела да будеш мој/моја?
da li bi HTE-o/HTE-la da BU-deš moj/MO-ja
Would you like to be mine?
Usage
Used to ask someone to start a romantic relationship. Changes based on their gender
Grammar Note
би + past participle forms the conditional "would." хтео (masculine) / хтела (feminine) are past participles of хтети. мој/моја changes by gender
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