Serbian practice sentences

Da li govorite srpski? – Do you speak Serbian?
Vesna razume grčki. – Vesna understands Greek.
Mi učimo engleski – We are learning English.
Da li oni uče engleski? – Are they learning English?
Robert ne govorim makedonski. – Robert does not speak Macedonian.
Ja bih pivo i sendvič sa šunkom, molim vas. – I would like a beer and a ham sandwich, please.
Da li hoćeš sok od pomorandže? – Do you want an orange juice?
Mi ne pijemo kiselu vodu. – We do not drink mineral water.
Oni hoće flašu vina i četeri supe sa hlebom – They want a bottle of wine and four soups with bread, please.
Koliko košta taj rečnik, molim vas? – How much does that dictionary cost?
Mapa Beograda košta devedeset tri dinara i razgledinice koštaju dvanaest dinara. Imate tri razgledinice. Molim vas, sto dvadeset devet dinara. – The map of Belgrade costs ninety three dinars and the postcards cost twelve dinars. That is one hundred and twenty nine dinars.
Da li prodajete mleko, hleb i sir? – Do you sell milk, bread and cheese?
Miloš nije gladan. On ne neće omlet sa pečurkama. – Milos is not hungry. He does not want a mushroom omelette.
Vesna jeste/je gladna. Ona mora da kupi hleb. – Vesna is hungry. She must buy bread.
Nemamo džem od jagode i nećemo te stvari. – We do not have strawberry jam and we do not want those things.

Very good! You mix up Cyrillic and Latin script sometimes.

Serbian practice sentences

Da li govorite srpski? – Do you speak Serbian?
Vesna razume grčki. – Vesna understands Greek.
Mi učimo engleski – We are learning English.
Da li uče engleski? – Are they learning English?
Robert ne govorim makedonski. – Robert does not speak Macedonian.
Ja bih pivo I sendvič sa šunkom, molim vas. – I would like a beer and a ham sandwich, please.
Da li hoćeš li sok od pomorandže? – Do you want an orange juice? (hoćeš li is more natural, but both are correct)
(Mi) ne pijemo kiselu vodu. – We do not drink mineral water.
Oni hoće flašu vina i četiri supe sa hlebom – They want a bottle of wine and four soups with bread, please.
Koliko košta taj rečnik, molim vas? – How much does that dictionary cost? (you don't need molim vas here)
Mapa Beograda košta devedeset tri dinara i a razgledinice koštaju dvanaest dinara. Imate Molim vas/moliću, tri razgledinice (if you meant three postcards, please). Molim vas, sto dvedeset devet dinara (no need for molim vas). – The map of Belgrade costs ninety three dinars and the postcards cost twelve dinars. That is one hundred and twenty nine dinars.
Da li prodajete mleko, hleb i sir? – Do you sell milk, bread and cheese?
Miloš nije gladan. On neće hoće omlet sa pečurkama. – Milos is not hungry. He does not want a mushroom omelette.
Vesna je gladna. Ona mora da kupi hleb. – Vesna is hungry. She must buy bread.
Nemamo džem od jagoda i nećemo (ne želimo) te stvari. – We do not have strawberry jam and we do not want those things.

Serbian practice sentences

Da li govorite srpski? – Do you speak Serbian?
Vesna razume grčki. – Vesna understands Greek.
Mi učimo engleski – We are learning English.
Da li uče engleski? – Are they learning English?
Robert ne govori (1) m makedonski. – Robert does not speak Macedonian.
Ja bih pivo I sendvič sa šunkom, molim vas. – I would like a beer and a ham sandwich, please.
Da li hoćeš c sok od pomorandže? – Do you want an orange juice?
Mi ne pijemo kiselu vodu. y. – We do not drink mineral water.
Oni hoće flašu y vina i četiri eri supe ca hlebom – They want a bottle of wine and four soups with bread, please.
Koliko košta taj rečnik, molim vas? – How much does that dictionary cost?
Mapa Beograda košta devedeset tri dinara i razgledinice koštaju dvanaest dinara. Imate tri razgledinice. Molim vas, sto dvedeset devet dinara. – The map of Belgrade costs ninety three dinars and the postcards cost twelve dinars. That is one hundred and twenty nine dinars.
Da li prodajete mleko, hleb i sir? – Do you sell milk, bread and cheese?
Miloš nije ste gladan. On ne hoće neće (2) omlet c sa pečurkama. i. – Milos is not hungry. He does not want a mushroom omelette.
Vesna ste je (3)  gladna. Ona mora da kupi hleb. – Vesna is hungry. She must buy bread.
Nemamo džem od jagode i nećemo te stvari. – We do not have strawberry jam and we do not want those things.

1. govoriti - to speak

ja govorim

ti govoriš

on,ona,ono govori

mi govorimo

vi, VI govorite

oni,one,ona govore

2. All negative sentences are written separately. For example:

ne pijem - I do not drink, ne jedem - I do not eat, ne volim - I do not love

etc

Howver, there are a few exceptions:

NEMOJ - DON'T, NEĆU - I DON'T WANT, NISAM - I AM NOT, NEMAM - I DON'T HAVE

For example:

DON'T call me - NEMOJ me zvati

I DON'T WANT TO GO OUT WITH YOU - NEĆU da izađem sa tobom

NISAM tvoj/tvoja prijatelj/prijateljica - I AM NOT your friend

NEMAM vremena za tebe - I DON'T HAVE time for you

3. There are two ways to use the verb "to be"

a. The short one: Ja sam, ti si, on,ona,ono je, mi smo, vi ste, oni,one,ona su 

b. The long one: Ja jesam, ti jesi, on jeste,ona jeste, ono jeste, mi jesmo, vi jeste, oni jesu, one jesu,ona jesu

The second one is used ONLY to give short answers. For example: Are you Stuart? Yes, I am 

(Da li si ti Stjuart? - Da jesam)

Are you my friend? - Yes, I am (Da li si ti moj prijatelj? - Da, jesam)

The first one is used in all other cases. For example:

Ja sam kod kuće - I am at home, ja sam zaljubljen - I am in love, etc

If you have any questions more, feel free to ask me.

Have a nice day.  

Serbian practice sentences

Da li govorite srpski? – Do you speak Serbian?
Vesna razume grčki. – Vesna understands Greek.
Mi učimo engleski – We are learning English.
Da li uče engleski? – Are they learning English?
Robert ne govorim makedonski. – Robert does not speak Macedonian.
Ja bih pivo I i sendvič sa šunkom, molim vas. – I would like a beer and a ham sandwich, please.
Da li hoćeš sok od pomorandže? – Do you want an orange juice?
Mi ne pijemo kiselu (y cyrillic for u) vodu. – We do not drink mineral water.
Oni hoće flašu (y cyrillic for u) vina i četeri supe ca hlebom – They want a bottle of wine and four soups with bread, please.
Koliko košta taj rečnik, molim vas? – How much does that dictionary cost?
Mapa Beograda košta devedeset tri dinara i razgledinice koštaju dvanaest dinara. Imate tri razgledinice. Molim vas, sto dvedeset i devet dinara. – The map of Belgrade costs ninety three dinars and the postcards cost twelve dinars. That is one hundred and twenty nine dinars.
Da li prodajete mleko, hleb i sir? – Do you sell milk, bread and cheese?
Miloš nije gladan. On ne želi omlet ca pečurkama. – Milos is not hungry. He does not want a mushroom omelette.
Vesna je gladna. Ona mora da kupi hleb. – Vesna is hungry. She must buy bread.
Nemamo džem od jagode i nećemo te stvari. – We do not have strawberry jam and we do not want those things.