This review highlights a textbook for learning Serbian language skills and culture, emphasizing dialogues and vocabulary.
The review discusses the textbook of the Serbian language (levels A1-A2/B1), prepared by E.I. Yakushkina, Professor of the Department of Slavic Philology at the Faculty of Philology of Lomonosov Moscow State University, in collaboration with S.S. Zimodro, graduate of the Faculty, and S. Milićević, lecturer at Banyaluk University (Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina). The basic vocabulary is introduced in the form of dialogues and fixed by appropriate exercises, additional vocabulary is introduced in the form of original texts from Serbian and Montenegrin websites accessible by QR codes. The textbook contains all the topics traditionally studied in foreign language classes - personal data, family, apartment, food, clothes, free time, travel, health, holidays, attractions. Grammar exercises have cultural value as well. Each of the 15 lessons in the textbook includes a section on Serbian culture. The textbook is intended for everyone who wants to learn Serbian.
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