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Here is a list of the most common drinks in Serbian:
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*pivo / пиво - beer
Hi [https://polyglotclub.com/language/serbian Serbian] learners! 😊<br>In this lesson, you will learn how to order drinks in a bar or restaurant in Serbian. Knowing the drink names will help you in many situations when you want to quench your thirst, socialize or impress your Serbian-speaking friends. We will also review some cultural information about Serbian drinking habits and traditions. So, let's get started!🍸🍷🍹
*točeno pivo / точено пиво - draught beer or beer on tap
*rakija / ракија  - brandy
*šljivovica / шљивовица - plum brandy
*kajsijevača / кајсијевача - apricot brandy
*dunjevača / дуњевача - quince brandy
*orahovača / ораховача  - walnut brandy
*kakao / какао - cocoa
*koktel / коктел  - cocktail
*kafa / кафа - coffee
*koka kola / кока кола - coke
*zeleni čaj / зелени чај - green tea
*ledena kafa / ледена кафа - ice coffee
*ledeni čaj / ледени чај  - ice tea
*sok / сок - juice
*limunada / лимунада  - lemonade
*liker / ликер - liqueur
*mleko / млеко  - milk
*jogurt / јогурт - yoghurt
*čokoladno mleko / чоколадно млеко  - chocolate milk
*milkšejk / милкшејк - milkshake
*mineralna voda / минерална вода  - mineral water
*kiseli voda / кисели вода / sparkling mineral water
*čaj / чај - tea
*sok od paradajza / сок од парадајза  - tomato juice
*voda / вода - water
*viski / виски - whiskey
*vino / вино  - wine
*belo vino / бело вино  - white wine
*crveno vino / црвено вино  - red wine
*kapućino / капућино - cappuccino
*makijato / макијато  - macchiato
*topla čokolada / топла чоколада  - hot chocolate
*energetska pića / енергетска пића - energy drinks
*šampanjac / шампањац  - champagne
*džin / џин  - gin
*tekila / текила - tequila
*rum / рум - rum


==Examples==
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Welcome to our lesson on Serbian Vocabulary → Drinks! 🍹 In this lesson, we will explore various types of beverages and their names in the Serbian language. As you learn about drinks in Serbian, you will also expand your vocabulary and improve your language skills. After mastering this lesson, feel free to explore other related topics, such as [[Language/Serbian/Vocabulary/Geography|Serbian Vocabulary - Geography]], [[Language/Serbian/Vocabulary/Days-of-the-week|Days of the week in Serbian]], and [[Language/Serbian/Vocabulary/Numbers-and-Counting|Serbian Numbers and Counting]]. Let's dive in and quench our thirst for knowledge! 📚
== Serbian Drinks ==


The following sentences you can use in your daily conversation:
Serbia has a rich drinking culture, and you will not be bored with its diverse selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Whether it is a scorching summer day, a cozy winter evening, a celebration, or a funeral, there is always a drink for any mood and occasion.


*Ja pijem čaj / Ја пијем чај - I drink tea.
Here are some popular Serbian drinks:
*Piješ li čaj sa limunom? / Пијеш ли чај са лимуном - Do you drink tea with lemon?
*Da li želiš šoljicu kafe? / Да ли желиш шољицу кафе? - Do you want a cup of coffee?
*Piješ li kafu sa šećerom? / Пијеш ли кафу са шећером? - Do you drink coffee with sugar?
*Ja pijem mineralnu vodu svakog dana / Ја пијем минералну воду сваког дана. - I drink mineral water every day.
*Da li piješ vodu sa ledom? / Да ли пијеш воду са ледом - Do you drink water with ice?
*Ljudi piju šampanjac na žurci / Људи пију шампањац на журци. - People are drinking champagne at the party.
*Koje je tvoje omiljeno pivo? / Које је твоје омиљено пиво? - What is your favourite beer?
*Da li više voliš svetlo ili tamno pivo? / Да ли више волиш светло или тамно пиво? -  Do you prefer light or dark beer?
*Da li piješ alkohol? / Да ли пијеш алкохол?  - Do you drink alcohol?
*Piješ li kolu s rumom? / Пијеш ли колу с румом? - Do you drink Coke with rum?
*Ne volim belo vino. / Не волим бело вино. - I don't like white wine.
*Mačka voli mleko / Мачка воли млеко. - The cat likes milk.


==How to say " Cheers " in Serbian?==
{| class="wikitable"
! Serbian !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
|-
| Kafa || /kafa/ || Coffee
|-
| Čaj || /tʃaj/ || Tea
|-
| Coca-Cola || /koka-kola/ || Coca-Cola
|-
| Voda || /voda/ || Water
|-
| Pivo || /pivo/ || Beer
|-
| Rakija || /ra'kija/ || Rakija (A Serbian brandy)
|-
| Vinjak || /'ʋinjak/ || Vinjak (A Serbian brandy)
|-
| Vino || /'ʋino/ || Wine
|}


*Živeli!
== Ordering Drinks ==


==Videos==
When you are in a restaurant or bar, you can use the following phrases to order a drink in Serbian:
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* Дајте ми... (Dajte mi...) - Give me...
* Бихте ли ми донели... (Biste li mi doneli...) - Could you bring me...
* Хтео/ла бих... (Hteo/la bih...) - I would like...
* Шта имате од... (Šta imate od...) - What do you have...
 
For example, you can say:
 
* Дајте ми једну воду, молим вас. (Dajte mi jednu vodu, molim vas.) - Give me one water, please.
* Бихте ли ми донели чај? (Biste li mi doneli čaj?) - Could you bring me tea?
* Шта имате од ракије? (Šta imate od rakije?) - What kind of rakija do you have?
 
== Drinking Habits and Traditions ==
 
Drinking plays a significant role in Serbian social life and traditions. Whether it is casual Friday night drinks, weddings, birthdays, or religious holidays, the drink is always on the table. Here are some interesting Serbian drinking habits:
 
* Sto *sačuvaj bože* znači? - "Sto sačuvaj bože" (may God save us) is a toast that you say before taking the first sip of alcohol. It is a superstition to ward off bad luck and ensure a pleasant drinking experience.
* *Za zdravlje* - "To health" is the most common toast among friends and family.
* *до дна* - "Till morning" is a popular way to express the wish for a long and fun night.
* Slivovitz - Rakia is an iconic Serbian drink, and the most popular type is made from a plum called "sljivovica." It is customary to greet guests with a shot of rakija, and if you refuse, it may offend the host.
* Wine - Wine has a long tradition in Serbia, and some of the best Serbian wines come from the wine regions of Šumadija, Fruška Gora, and Negotin-Đerdap. There is a ritual of clinking glasses and saying, "May it last for many years."
* Beer - Beer is a favorite drink among younger people, and it is usually served in glass bottles or mugs. The most popular Serbian beer brands are Jelen, Lav, and Nikšićko.
* Rakija Festivals - Throughout the year, many Serbian cities and villages organize rakija festivals, where you can taste different types of rakija, enjoy traditional food and music, and socialize with locals.
 
Let's practice some dialogue:
 
* Person 1: Дајте ми једну ракију, молим вас. (Dajte mi jednu rakiju, molim vas.) - Give me one rakija, please.
* Person 2: Где сте изучили српски језик? (Gde ste izučili srpski jezik?) - Where did you learn Serbian?
* Person 1: Често путујем у Србију, а простудирала сам и неколико година. (Često putujem u Srbiju, a prostudirala sam i nekoliko godina.) - I travel to Serbia frequently, and I also studied for a few years.
 
 
== Conclusion ==
 
Congratulations on completing the Serbian Vocabulary → Drinks lesson! 🎉 Now you have a solid understanding of the most common drinks in Serbia, useful phrases for ordering a drink, and some insights into Serbian drinking culture. To further enhance your Serbian language skills, don't forget to practice with native speakers. You can find more vocabulary and exercises on the [https://polyglotclub.com/language/serbian/question Vocabulary] page.
 
As you continue your Serbian language journey, you might also be interested in exploring other related vocabulary topics, such as [[Language/Serbian/Vocabulary/Christmas|Serbian Christmas Vocabulary]], [[Language/Serbian/Vocabulary/Sports|Sports]], and [[Language/Serbian/Vocabulary/Dinner-Table|Dinner Table]].
 
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Latest revision as of 10:56, 25 March 2023

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Serbian Vocabulary - Drinks

Hi Serbian learners! 😊
In this lesson, you will learn how to order drinks in a bar or restaurant in Serbian. Knowing the drink names will help you in many situations when you want to quench your thirst, socialize or impress your Serbian-speaking friends. We will also review some cultural information about Serbian drinking habits and traditions. So, let's get started!🍸🍷🍹

Welcome to our lesson on Serbian Vocabulary → Drinks! 🍹 In this lesson, we will explore various types of beverages and their names in the Serbian language. As you learn about drinks in Serbian, you will also expand your vocabulary and improve your language skills. After mastering this lesson, feel free to explore other related topics, such as Serbian Vocabulary - Geography, Days of the week in Serbian, and Serbian Numbers and Counting. Let's dive in and quench our thirst for knowledge! 📚

Serbian Drinks[edit | edit source]

Serbia has a rich drinking culture, and you will not be bored with its diverse selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Whether it is a scorching summer day, a cozy winter evening, a celebration, or a funeral, there is always a drink for any mood and occasion.

Here are some popular Serbian drinks:

Serbian Pronunciation English Translation
Kafa /kafa/ Coffee
Čaj /tʃaj/ Tea
Coca-Cola /koka-kola/ Coca-Cola
Voda /voda/ Water
Pivo /pivo/ Beer
Rakija /ra'kija/ Rakija (A Serbian brandy)
Vinjak /'ʋinjak/ Vinjak (A Serbian brandy)
Vino /'ʋino/ Wine

Ordering Drinks[edit | edit source]

When you are in a restaurant or bar, you can use the following phrases to order a drink in Serbian:

  • Дајте ми... (Dajte mi...) - Give me...
  • Бихте ли ми донели... (Biste li mi doneli...) - Could you bring me...
  • Хтео/ла бих... (Hteo/la bih...) - I would like...
  • Шта имате од... (Šta imate od...) - What do you have...

For example, you can say:

  • Дајте ми једну воду, молим вас. (Dajte mi jednu vodu, molim vas.) - Give me one water, please.
  • Бихте ли ми донели чај? (Biste li mi doneli čaj?) - Could you bring me tea?
  • Шта имате од ракије? (Šta imate od rakije?) - What kind of rakija do you have?

Drinking Habits and Traditions[edit | edit source]

Drinking plays a significant role in Serbian social life and traditions. Whether it is casual Friday night drinks, weddings, birthdays, or religious holidays, the drink is always on the table. Here are some interesting Serbian drinking habits:

  • Sto *sačuvaj bože* znači? - "Sto sačuvaj bože" (may God save us) is a toast that you say before taking the first sip of alcohol. It is a superstition to ward off bad luck and ensure a pleasant drinking experience.
  • *Za zdravlje* - "To health" is the most common toast among friends and family.
  • *до дна* - "Till morning" is a popular way to express the wish for a long and fun night.
  • Slivovitz - Rakia is an iconic Serbian drink, and the most popular type is made from a plum called "sljivovica." It is customary to greet guests with a shot of rakija, and if you refuse, it may offend the host.
  • Wine - Wine has a long tradition in Serbia, and some of the best Serbian wines come from the wine regions of Šumadija, Fruška Gora, and Negotin-Đerdap. There is a ritual of clinking glasses and saying, "May it last for many years."
  • Beer - Beer is a favorite drink among younger people, and it is usually served in glass bottles or mugs. The most popular Serbian beer brands are Jelen, Lav, and Nikšićko.
  • Rakija Festivals - Throughout the year, many Serbian cities and villages organize rakija festivals, where you can taste different types of rakija, enjoy traditional food and music, and socialize with locals.

Let's practice some dialogue:

  • Person 1: Дајте ми једну ракију, молим вас. (Dajte mi jednu rakiju, molim vas.) - Give me one rakija, please.
  • Person 2: Где сте изучили српски језик? (Gde ste izučili srpski jezik?) - Where did you learn Serbian?
  • Person 1: Често путујем у Србију, а простудирала сам и неколико година. (Često putujem u Srbiju, a prostudirala sam i nekoliko godina.) - I travel to Serbia frequently, and I also studied for a few years.


Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations on completing the Serbian Vocabulary → Drinks lesson! 🎉 Now you have a solid understanding of the most common drinks in Serbia, useful phrases for ordering a drink, and some insights into Serbian drinking culture. To further enhance your Serbian language skills, don't forget to practice with native speakers. You can find more vocabulary and exercises on the Vocabulary page.

As you continue your Serbian language journey, you might also be interested in exploring other related vocabulary topics, such as Serbian Christmas Vocabulary, Sports, and Dinner Table.

➡ If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments section below. Feel free to edit this wiki page if you think it can be improved. 😎