Learn Serbian by living it
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Lingomir is an app for learning Serbian on your own. Inside: an academically complete course from A0 to C2, the kind a serious language school runs, and a game layer the best apps have — a living city, characters with a memory, XP and streaks. Usually you have to pick one; here you do not.
260 CEFR-graded topics from the alphabet to fluency: a lesson with explanations, a cheat sheet and exercises of nine kinds for every topic, a placement test at the start.
Dialogues with the residents of a virtual Novi Sad: the market, cafés, the bank, paperwork — just like real life. By text or by voice, with your mistakes reviewed.
A 4,300-word dictionary with stress marks and spaced repetition: the app brings a word back exactly when you start forgetting it.
XP, levels and ranks, streaks, daily quests, places on the map and a player leaderboard — so you study a little, but every day.
What makes it different
260 CEFR-graded topics from A0 to C2 — phonology, nouns, verbs, syntax, vocabulary, communication. Every topic has a lesson, a cheat sheet and exercises of nine kinds; 269 lessons and almost 14,000 exercises in all, each lesson academically reviewed. Most apps stop at A2 — exactly where real speech begins.
The game layer sits on top of the full course instead of replacing it: a living city with 67 residents who have a character, a mood and a memory, XP and ranks, streaks, daily quests, places and a leaderboard. Motivation every day — with no discount on depth.
The scenarios come from the real situations of moving here: opening a bank account, renting a flat, registering your address, booking a doctor, talking to the neighbours. 138 of them — each practised in a dialogue, not memorised from a table.
The shopkeepers, doctors, clerks and neighbours of a virtual Novi Sad remember you and sometimes write first. Speak by text or by voice; after every line the AI reviews your mistakes and shows a better way to say it.
4,300 words with stress marks, translations and Cyrillic forms, in 157 themed sets. Spaced repetition brings a word back exactly when you are about to forget it.
Three lessons a week, dialogues, the dictionary and reviews — no card, no sign-up. Nothing to install: phone, tablet or laptop. Explanations are in Russian; the interface is in English and Russian, and lessons are being translated.
Five minutes, and the course knows where you should begin. Already know a topic? Mark it and move on.
Every topic: an explanation, exercises until you are confident, and a cheat sheet you can come back to any time.
Dialogues with the residents of Novi Sad, scheduled word reviews, daily quests and streaks — a little every day.
The checklist people compare Serbian apps by. Every item already works — nothing here is “planned”.
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