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B1 — intermediategrammar30 words

Colloquial speech

SerbianMeaning
vȁžīOK; deal (colloquial agreement)
mȍžesure (agreeing); that works (colloquial); (he) can (form of moći)
ȁjdecome on; let’s go; all right (giving in; colloquial; winding up: right then, bye: Ajde, čujemo se!)
néma vȅzenever mind; it doesn’t matter
u réduall right; OK (neutral register)
jȅl'is it? (opening a question); isn’t it?, right? (at the end; colloquial je li)
sȕpergreat; super (colloquial, indeclinable)
mȁ dȃjcome on! (in disbelief); you’re kidding!, no way! (colloquial)
ȅvohere is, here are (near me); here you are (handing over); coming! (just a sec)
znȁčīso, that means; I mean (very common filler)
stvȃrnoreally; seriously (as a reply: “really?”)
brȅmate, man (emphatic particle; very colloquial, friends only)
néma šánseno way; not a chance (colloquial)
svejèdnoall the same; either way
štȍ da newhy not
kȗlcool (slang, indeclinable)
ȅkstraexcellent; awesome (colloquial, indeclinable); extra (additional)
štȁ ȉmāwhat’s up?, what’s new? (casual greeting among friends)
pȏjma némāmI have no idea, no idea
bez vȅzelame; pointless, for no reason (colloquial; literally ‘unconnected’)
néma fȑkeno problem; no worries (colloquial)
kȁko da neof course!; yeah, right! (often ironic)
nȅgo štȁyou bet!; of course (colloquial)
mȑzī meI can’t be bothered; I’m too lazy (impersonal)
bȁš me brȉgaI don’t care (blunt, colloquial)
svȁka čȁstwell done!; hats off, respect (praise); ironic after a blunder: well done, I must say
mȁ nèmōjyou don’t say!; no way! (surprise, often ironic)
zȅzati seto joke around; to kid (colloquial)
kapíratito get it; to understand (colloquial)
u fazónulike (he was like…); in the style of (slang)

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