Serbian

The English word “baby” can be translated into Serbian using several forms, most commonly беба (Cyrillic) or beba (Latin).

In Serbian, “how are you?” is како си? како си? is a common greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being or general state.

beer in Serbian is пиво or pivo. The word refers to the alcoholic drink made of malt.

тилапија is the Serbian word for tilapia. This noun refers to any fish belonging to the genus Tilapia.

The English phrase “I miss you” is expressed in Serbian as недостајеш ми or nedostaješ mi. This phrase is used to tell someone that you miss them.

The English phrase “how to say” is translated into Serbian as kako se kaže.

The English word king can be translated into Serbian as краљ or цар. The term краљ (or its Latin script form kralj) refers to a king of a kingdom.

The English phrase “where is the bathroom?” is translated into Serbian as где је тоалет? This phrase is used to ask for the location of a toilet.

The Serbian word for Monday is понедељак. понедељак is a masculine noun used to refer to the first day of the week.

In Serbian, the word for ‘time’ is време. време refers to a measurement of a quantity of time.