Lingomir
noun

komšija

a neighbour; the person next door (the everyday word; neutral sused)

сосед; живущий рядом (обычное слово в Сербии; нейтр. — sused)

With stress

kòmšija

In Cyrillic

комшија

Examples from the lessons

tata , deda , komšija

tatin , dedin , komšijin — Муж. род на -a → тоже -in

Possessive adjectives (-ov/-in)

Lep je. A komšija je nov ovde, zar ne?

Красивая. А сосед тут новенький, да?

Definite vs indefinite

Komšija je iz inata ofarbao kapiju u plavo.

Сосед назло покрасил ворота в синий.

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In Canada you schedule coffee two months ahead · Las Vegas Feels Empty: Neighbors, but Not Friends · Rushing through Belgrade to save a borrowed camera · How they grew the ethno-village and fed guests · Good afternoon, neighbour! · Sprint for a purchase: six minutes and “number two” · Neighbor’s Wi‑Fi and the return dilemma · From city to village: starting a farm with two cows · Good News… Until the Shout · Coffee at Mira's · Polishing the lens: can he remove the scratch? · “You’re a vet!”: arguing about rabies · Neighbor chat: garden and roses · A day in the village: vouchers & agrotourism · “A weight off your heart”: openness and support · Beauty, but no people: a village fading

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