Веома си лепа
ve-O-ma si LE-pa
You are very beautiful
Usage
Complimenting a woman's appearance
Grammar Note
лепа is feminine. For a male, use леп. си is the unstressed 2nd person singular of бити (to be)
Свиђаш ми се
svi-ĐAŠ mi se
I like you
Usage
Telling someone you are attracted to or like them
Grammar Note
свиђати се is a reflexive verb meaning "to be pleasing." The subject is "you" — "you please me" = "I like you"
Да ли желиш да изађеш са мном?
da li ŽE-liš da i-ZA-đeš sa mnom
Would you like to go out with me?
Usage
Asking someone out on a date
Grammar Note
са мном: preposition са (with) + strong pronoun мном (me). да изађеш: subjunctive of изаћи (to go out)
Имаш прелеп осмех
I-maš PRE-lep OS-meh
You have a gorgeous smile
Usage
Complimenting someone's smile
Grammar Note
прелеп: prefix пре- intensifies леп (beautiful). осмех (smile) is masculine, so прелеп is masculine form
Да ли желиш да плешемо?
da li ŽE-liš da PLE-še-mo
Would you like to dance?
Usage
Asking someone to dance at a party or nightclub
Grammar Note
да плешемо: subjunctive 1st person plural of плесати/плешем (to dance), implying "together"
Твоје очи су прелепе
TVO-je O-či su PRE-le-pe
Your eyes are gorgeous
Usage
Complimenting someone's beautiful eyes
Grammar Note
твоје is the feminine plural of твој (your). очи (eyes) is treated as feminine plural; hence прелепе (fem. plural)
Могу ли да имам твој број?
MO-gu li da I-mam tvoj broj
Can I have your number?
Usage
Asking someone for their phone number
Grammar Note
твој is the masculine possessive agreeing with број (number, masculine). могу ли да имам: "can I have"
Сањам о теби
SA-njam o TE-bi
I dream about you
Usage
A poetic way to express strong feelings for someone
Grammar Note
о + locative expresses "about." теби is the locative/dative stressed form of ти (you)
Волим те
VO-lim te
I love you
Usage
The direct expression of love in Serbian
Grammar Note
те is the unstressed accusative of ти (you). Serbian has both stressed and unstressed pronoun forms
Недостајеш ми
ne-do-STA-ješ mi
I miss you
Usage
Telling someone you have been missing them
Grammar Note
недостајеш ми: literally "you are lacking to me." The subject is "you," not "I" — a common Serbian structure
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