Bravo! Toliko glasa da izgovorite 30 slova 2 puta i još dodatne reči da objasnite slova koja u engleskom ne postoje (š, đ, č, ć, ž, nj, lj)! I toliko dobrote u srcu da date veći deo glasa onima kojima to treba! Ja idem u školu, znam ova slova, ali način na koji izgovarate je ključna stvar u učenju. Nema izgovaranja pogrešno i prekidača za strpljenje! Oduševljenje preko svake mere! Čestitke! Sve pohvale! Vi ste nastavnik za primer! Čula sam (i videla) za neke koji kažu a b v g d đ e ž z i j k l lj m n nj o p r s t ć u f h c č dž š. Bez ponavljanja, bez izdvajanja, bez objašnjenja! Doviđenja i, kao i uvek, voli vas vaša D O R A (door, on, run, um)
Hi, you're welcome! It's hard to explain (because I know it all sounds the same), but the letter "dž" is harder (Jordan, jam - even a bit harder than that) and the letter "đ" is softer (juice, Giovanni).
I prefer the Serbian latin alphabet. I dont like cyrillic alphabet because I used to study Russian. I dont like it. I prefer the Latin scripts only! Hvala puno!
Theoretically, yes. You could write and speak perfect Serbian without it, theoretically. But still, it doesn't make sense not knowing it at all. I mean the first sign at the airport or in the street may be in Cyrillic and you're done. All your knowledge is useless.
Thank you teacher Boko, the way you teach is incredible so patient, greetings from Ecuador
Thank you, Emily!
Bravo! Toliko glasa da izgovorite 30 slova 2 puta i još dodatne reči da objasnite slova koja u engleskom ne postoje (š, đ, č, ć, ž, nj, lj)! I toliko dobrote u srcu da date veći deo glasa onima kojima to treba! Ja idem u školu, znam ova slova, ali način na koji izgovarate je ključna stvar u učenju. Nema izgovaranja pogrešno i prekidača za strpljenje! Oduševljenje preko svake mere! Čestitke! Sve pohvale! Vi ste nastavnik za primer! Čula sam (i videla) za neke koji kažu a b v g d đ e ž z i j k l lj m n nj o p r s t ć u f h c č dž š. Bez ponavljanja, bez izdvajanja, bez objašnjenja! Doviđenja i, kao i uvek, voli vas vaša D O R A (door, on, run, um)
Hvala ti puno na podršci, Dora! ☺️
i love this!!
Thank you!
hi teacher and thank you... what is the difference between j in juice and jack?
Hi, you're welcome!
It's hard to explain (because I know it all sounds the same), but the letter "dž" is harder (Jordan, jam - even a bit harder than that) and the letter "đ" is softer (juice, Giovanni).
@@teacherboko thank you its clear
"Thanks for watching" can be in Serbian "Fanks for vačin" or "Фанкс фор вачин"
I guess for fun, yeah.
People (usually politicians or something) who don't speak any English write it this way so they would know how to read it.
h, մայրիկ, մայրիկ
Pod broj jedan ovo je pismo koje koriste hrvati, Bošnjaci dok je kod Srba ćirilica pismo a ne latinica izvedena iz latinskog pisma.
Znači vaša poenta je da Srbi ne koriste latinicu?
I prefer the Serbian latin alphabet. I dont like cyrillic alphabet because I used to study Russian. I dont like it. I prefer the Latin scripts only! Hvala puno!
Hey, do I have to use Serbian cyrillic alphabet? I hope not!
No, you don't have to use it. Latin script is just as good!
@@teacherboko Thank god! Hvala bog! I keep learning your Serbian language.
Hvala bogu!
Therefore , you'll be fine if you never learn the Cyrillic alphabet
Theoretically, yes. You could write and speak perfect Serbian without it, theoretically.
But still, it doesn't make sense not knowing it at all.
I mean the first sign at the airport or in the street may be in Cyrillic and you're done. All your knowledge is useless.