Talk about time in Serbian

In this video, we'll go through some phrases you can use to talk about time, specifically how to say how long something lasts in Serbian. If you've ever wondered why some phrases use words like na/za and others don't, this video is perfect for you. We'll give you plenty of examples to help you understand how it all works in real situations.
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[@luzantonio7761]

I want to learn to date Serbian woman 😂😂😂😂😂 I'm kidding!!!

[@claudiomassimino6147]

Very good lesson! Hvala!!

[@annanova2846]

Excellent video! Please keep it up! It is very helpful.

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Useful lesson, beautiful smile.

[@PlanetSaturnClub]

привет я канадиен.

[@halfwaybaby8580]

This is new for me. I only knew “za” meant “for” and “na” meant “in/on” in lokativ cases. But now i realise “na” can be “for” and “za” can be “in”. Really confusing 😂 thank you for the lesson though i appreciate it :)

[@sanjusinger3541]

Hvala puno ❤

[@NK5LLC]

Well this explains a lot. My Serbian wife has trouble with "for" and "until" in English when talking about time, and now I know exactly why.
Just when I thought Serbian couldn't get more confusing!
Imam nešto za tebe = I have something FOR you.
Stižem kući za 5 minuta = I will be home IN 5 minutes.
*SMH*
Two (languages) can play that game! You said "Now that I've *showed* you", but in English it's actually "Now that I've *shown* you". Nemam pojma zašto. "I showed you" is correct, but adding the word "have" changes it to "shown" for some crazy English reason that escapes me. Time to ask ChatGPT...

[@Yohann_Rechter_De-Farge]

Хвала 🌺🌷🌸