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[crovitlaci 177]

I know, e.g. Bosnian's ''č'' and ''ć'' sounds almost the same.

 

PS: Not surprised that he has problems with ''đ''. I have some friends who learnt Croatian and they all have problems with that letter. And everyone say it's the hardest language they ever learnt, because of 7 grammatical cases and also some other things. 

[DaniSRB 899]

57 minutes ago, crovitlaci said:

I know, e.g. Bosnian's ''č'' and ''ć'' sounds almost the same.

 

PS: Not surprised that he has problems with ''đ''. I have some friends who learnt Croatian and they all have problems with that letter. And everyone say it's the hardest language they ever learnt, because of 7 grammatical cases and also some other things. 

but not impossible to learn č,ć, đ
 

 

(they speak some Brazilian Portuguese in video)

Edited September 9, 2016 by DaniSRB

[dareza 911]

16 minutes ago, DaniSRB said:

but not impossible to learn č,ć, đ
 

 

 

 

eh this is Thiago. He speak Serbian almost perfect He said that he is half Brazilian-half Serbian

 

I can't him What a great person.

 

 

[dareza 911]

1 hour ago, crovitlaci said:

I know, e.g. Bosnian's ''č'' and ''ć'' sounds almost the same.

 

PS: Not surprised that he has problems with ''đ''. I have some friends who learnt Croatian and they all have problems with that letter. And everyone say it's the hardest language they ever learnt, because of 7 grammatical cases and also some other things. 

haha about grammatical cases. 0:14 on this video of @DaniSRB bip bip padeži

Edited September 9, 2016 by dareza

[DaniSRB 899]

20 minutes ago, dareza said:

 

eh this is Thiago. He speak Serbian almost perfect He said that he is half Brazilian-half Serbian

 

I can't him What a great person.

 

 

of course when he is our son-in-law  

 

kad igra protiv nekog drugog tamo levog, haha

Edited September 9, 2016 by DaniSRB

[dareza 911]

9 minutes ago, DaniSRB said:

of course when he is our son-in-law  

But it is impressive that for 4 years he learned all. It is not easy to learn grammatical cases at all.

 

for example word čovek:

 

čovek, čoveka, čoveku, čoveka, čoveče, čovekom, čoveku. (lol im not sure that is right )

 

 

Edited September 9, 2016 by dareza

[crovitlaci 177]

This guy really speaks it great. I just wonder what was his feel after hearing all those ''Sara'' in different cases: Sara, Sare, Sari, Saru, Saro, Sarom 

[DaniSRB 899]

1 minute ago, dareza said:

But it is impressive that for 4 years he learned all. It is not easy to learn grammatical cases at all.

 

for example word čovek:

 

čovek, čoveka, čoveku, čoveka, čoveče, čovekom, čoveku. (lol im not sure that is right )

 

 

well i think it depends how much it is similar to your native language

 

girl from Thiago's video

 

[dareza 911]

 

3 minutes ago, crovitlaci said:

This guy really speaks it great. I just wonder what was his feel after hearing all those ''Sara'' in different cases: Sara, Sare, Sari, Saru, Saro, Sarom 

vokativ always was my favorite It was easiest for me.

[crovitlaci 177]

6 minutes ago, dareza said:

 

vokativ always was my favorite It was easiest for me.

 

I never had some troubles with it, a little bit when I have to differ nominativ and akuzativ for some words, otherwise it's ok.