Serbian

In Serbian, ‘mother-in-law’ is translated as svekrva or tašta. The term refers to the mother of one’s spouse.

The Serbian verb for ‘eat’ is јести (or jesti in Latin script). The verb is used to describe the act of eating a meal.

The English phrase “good morning” is translated into Serbian as добро јутро or dobro jutro.

The English phrase “shut up” can be translated into Serbian as začepi! These expressions are used to command someone to stop talking.

To go away in Serbian is одлазити or отићи. The verb refers to the act of departing or leaving a place.

The Serbian phrase for okay is у реду. The phrase у реду is used to express that something is okay or in order.

The English word ‘good’ (meaning pleasant or enjoyable) is translated into Serbian as godno, čedno or dobro.

The Serbian word for ‘cool’ is кул. In Serbian, кул is a slang loanword used to describe something that is trendy, impressive or awesome.

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In Serbian, “hello, nice to meet you” is здраво, драго ми је. This phrase is a polite greeting used when meeting someone for the first time.