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Serbian Vocabulary → → Education and Learning

As a Serbian language teacher with 20 years of experience, I have accumulated a wealth of knowledge about the language and culture of Serbian-speaking countries. In this lesson, we will explore vocabulary related to education and learning. Whether you are a student, a teacher, or simply someone who is interested in Serbian culture, this lesson will provide you with essential words and phrases to help you navigate this fascinating topic.


Consider broadening your understanding by checking out these related lessons: Countries and Continents & Movies and Theater.

Talking About Education in Serbian

Types of Schools

In Serbian, there are several types of schools that students can attend. Here are some of the most common:

Serbian Pronunciation English
osnovna škola [ˈɔsnɔvna ˈʃkɔla] primary school
srednja škola [ˈsrɛdɲa ˈʃkɔla] high school
fakultet [fakulˈtɛt] college/university
master studije [ˈmastɛr ˈstudijɛ] master's degree program

Subjects and Courses

Serbian students study a wide range of subjects, just like students in other parts of the world. Some common subjects and courses include:

  • matematika - mathematics
  • srpski jezik - Serbian language
  • strani jezici - foreign languages
  • istorija - history
  • geografija - geography
  • biologija - biology
  • hemija - chemistry
  • fizičko vaspitanje - physical education

Academic Degrees

In Serbia, academic degrees are awarded for completing certain levels of education. Here are some of the most common degrees that students can earn:

  • osnovne studije - undergraduate studies (literally "basic studies")
  • master studije - master's degree studies
  • doktorske studije - doctoral studies

When addressing someone with an academic degree, it is common to use the abbreviation of the degree in front of their name. For example, someone with a master's degree might be called "Mr. (or Ms.) Magistar (Last Name)" in Serbian.

Classroom Vocabulary

Every student needs to know basic classroom vocabulary in order to participate in class and communicate with their teachers and classmates. Here are some common words and phrases:

  • profesor/profesorka - teacher (male/female)
  • đak/đačica - student (male/female)
  • čas - class
  • knjiga - book
  • zadatak - homework assignment
  • test - test/exam
  • ocena - grade/mark

Education-related Verbs

Finally, here are some common verbs related to education and learning:

  • učiti - to study
  • čitati - to read
  • pisati - to write
  • slušati - to listen
  • razumeti - to understand
  • objasniti - to explain

Conclusion

Learning Serbian vocabulary related to education and learning can be challenging, but it is also rewarding. By mastering this vocabulary, you will be able to communicate more effectively with Serbian speakers and gain a deeper understanding of their culture. As always, practice is key, so be sure to use these words and phrases in conversation as much as possible.

Sources


With this lesson finished, you may want to explore these additional pages: Basic Phrases in Serbian & Asking Directions.

Table of Contents - Serbian Course - 0 to A1


Introduction to Serbian Grammar


Introduction to Serbian Vocabulary


Introduction to Serbian Culture


Pronouns: Possessive Pronouns


Shopping


Sports and Recreation


Adjectives: Declension


Jobs and Professions


Literature and Poetry


Verbs: Conditional


Entertainment and Media


Art and Artists

Other Lessons


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