Да ли имате бесплатан Wi-Fi?
Da li I-ma-te BES-pla-tan Wi-Fi?
Do you have free Wi-Fi?
Usage
Used to ask about free Wi-Fi at a café or hotel
Grammar Note
"Бесплатан" is the masculine form. With feminine nouns it becomes "бесплатна"
Која је лозинка за Wi-Fi?
KO-ja je lo-ZIN-ka za Wi-Fi?
What is the Wi-Fi password?
Usage
Used to ask for the Wi-Fi password at a hotel or café
Grammar Note
"Лозинка" (password) is feminine, so the question word is "Која" (feminine form)
Где могу да купим СИМ картицу?
Gde MO-gu da KU-pim SIM KAR-ti-cu?
Where can I buy a SIM card?
Usage
Used to find where to buy a local SIM card in Serbia
Grammar Note
Main Serbian telecom operators: MTS, Telenor (Yettel), A1. Available at airports and phone shops
Интернет не ради
In-ter-NET ne RA-di
The internet is not working
Usage
Used to report an internet connection problem at a hotel or café
Grammar Note
Negation of "радити" (to work/function). Related: "Веза је лоша" (the connection is poor)
Можете ли да напуните мој телефон?
Mo-ŽE-te li da na-PU-ni-te moj te-LE-fon?
Could you charge my phone?
Usage
Used to ask a café or hotel to charge your phone
Grammar Note
"Напунити" (to charge) literally means "to fill." "Пуњач" (charger) is also a useful word
Да ли има утичница овде?
Da li I-ma u-TIČ-ni-ca OV-de?
Is there an electrical outlet here?
Usage
Used to find an electrical outlet for charging at a café or public space
Grammar Note
Serbian outlets are EU Type C (round 2-pin). Voltage: 230V, 50Hz
Да ли можете да ми дате хотспот?
Da li MO-že-te da mi DA-te HOT-spot?
Could you share your hotspot with me?
Usage
Used to ask a friend or acquaintance to share their mobile hotspot
Grammar Note
"Да + subjunctive" construction. The English loanword "хотспот" is widely used in Serbian
Имате ли прикључак за рачунар?
I-ma-te li pri-KLJU-čak za RA-ču-nar?
Do you have a connector / adapter for a computer?
Usage
Used at a hotel desk or electronics store to ask for a laptop adapter
Grammar Note
"Рачунар" is a native Serbian word for computer (lit. "calculator"). The loan word "компјутер" is also used
Колика је брзина интернета?
Ko-LI-ka je BR-zi-na in-ter-NE-ta?
What is the internet speed?
Usage
Used at a hotel or coworking space to ask about internet speed
Grammar Note
"Брзина" (speed) is feminine. The question word "колика" agrees in gender as the feminine form
Можете ли да одштампате ово за мене?
Mo-ŽE-te li da od-ŠTAM-pa-te O-vo za ME-ne?
Could you print this for me?
Usage
Used at a hotel business centre or library to request printing
Grammar Note
"Штампати" (to print). "За + accusative" indicates the beneficiary
More Serbian phrases
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