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1.
  Serbian Animals    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
I will simply give you a name of an animal in English and you will give me the response in Serbian, or I may test you by switching it around. Good luck!
Average, 10 Qns, trivialsnake15, Oct 20 23
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trivialsnake15
Oct 20 23
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2.
  Basic Serbian    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Serbian is a South Slavic language, spoken chiefly in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Croatia, and in the Serbian diaspora.
Average, 10 Qns, rebelis, Feb 25 19
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rebelis
Feb 25 19
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3.
  In a Serbian Restaurant    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
"Zdravo". (Hello) We are now here in Budva at a restaurant. There are many choices on the menu. How well can you handle placing an order? *You are male in the scenario--keep in mind as you play along. "Srecno!"(Good Luck!)
Average, 10 Qns, trivialsnake15, Apr 23 14
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  Serbian Language    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Hello, this is a quiz based on the Serbian language spoken in Belgrade (Serbia). Test your knowledge, best of luck.
Tough, 10 Qns, trivialsnake15, Apr 12 22
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trivialsnake15
Apr 12 22
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trivia question Quick Question
The direct translation of the Serbian "Nilski Konj" is "Water Horse". What would we call actually call this creature in English?

From Quiz "Serbian Animals"




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Serbian Language Trivia Questions
1. This animal keeps to itself and is not so invasive due to dense forests and ample food supply. In Serbian how would you say "Bear"?

From Quiz Serbian Animals

Answer: Medved

"Bubasvaba", or cockroaches, are pests that inhabit many homes in Serbia. They scurry about when it is dark and feed on food scraps, dead skin, and book bindings. They are very hard to get rid of, and breed very quickly. "Kornjaca" is a turtle. Honestly I never saw one in my time spent living in Europe. I know they exist in ponds and rivers in Serbia; however, they are quite rare. "Muva" is a fly. Another pest that inhabits Europe, the common house flies are annoying and filthy. There are larger flies that are dangerous to humans and animals. We call it "Obad" which is a horse fly. They bite chunks out and come back for more. Did I forget to mention, they can smell blood from a mile away!

2. The Serbian alphabet has how many letters?

From Quiz Basic Serbian

Answer: 30

The Serbian alphabet has 30 letters.

3. How would you say "Pleased to meet you" to someone that you just met?

From Quiz Serbian Language

Answer: Drago mi je sto smo se sreli

Drago mi je= it's a pleasure for me sto smo se sreli=for us to have met *"Drago mi je," is also commonly used as a shorter version; however, not as polite.* **Incorrect Answers:"Zdravo,kako ste?"="Hello, how are you?" "Izvinite, gde je wc?"="Excuse me, where is the outhouse(washroom)?" "Kako se zovete?"="What's your name?"** ***Pronounced: Drah-go mee ay (Drago mi je) Shto smo say srell-ee(sto smo se sreli)***

4. The butterfly is an insect that can be seen in most gardens in eastern parts of Europe. How would you say this in Serbian?

From Quiz Serbian Animals

Answer: Leptir

"Licica" is Serbian for fox. Foxes are common in wooded parts of Serbia; however, they avoid civilized areas so they are rare to see. They also camoflage very well with shrubbed areas and tall grasses. "Kokoska", or hens, are important animals in Serbia. People rely on them for their fresh eggs. When we cook the meat and make chicken we refer to the meat as "Pile". "Visnja" is Serbian for sour cherry. Most people prefer the juice to the actual fruit itself. It is also very good in jam with "palacinke", which is very similar to crepes. It makes for a wonderful dessert!

5. This word is commonly used to invite neighbours, relatives, or even passerby's to join you to the dinner table as a polite gesture.

From Quiz Serbian Language

Answer: Izvolite

Izvolite is a polite way of saying your invited, or your welcome to join us. *Incorrect Answers:"Dobar dan"="Good day" "Ajmo"="Let's go" "Dobrodosli"="Welcome(Like welcome on a welcome mat)"* **Pronounced: Eez-vawl-ee-tay**

6. The veverica is a cute and cuddly, yet timid and quick, animal, found throughout Serbia. What is its English name?

From Quiz Serbian Animals

Answer: Squirrel

Fish are "riba" in Serbian. They are a major food source in Serbia and are usually sold fresh at most markets. Cow is "krava", and is used for milk, cream, cheese and of course meat. Deer are "jelen", and are hunted in mountainous areas like Crna Gora for their leaner tasting meat. Very rare in sightings around civilized towns and cities.

7. The Serbian language can be written in:

From Quiz Basic Serbian

Answer: Cyrillic and Latin

Before 1945, the Serbs in Serbia did not use the Latin alphabet officially. After WW2 they started to use both of them.

8. Turtles are very rare to spot in Serbia; however, it is fun to tease people by calling them a turtle. How would you say "turtle" in Serbian?

From Quiz Serbian Animals

Answer: Kornjaca

Budala is a fool; something you might call someone who kicks sand all over your picnic. Jez is a hedgehog: they usually come out at night. They have poor eyesight, but excellent defense. When threatened they roll up into a spikey ball until they feel safe enough to carry on. Konj is a horse: they are very helpful around the farm for transportation and hauling.

9. How many vowels does the Serbian language have?

From Quiz Basic Serbian

Answer: 5

The Serbian vowel system is simple, with only five vowels. All vowels are monophthongs.

10. The direct translation of the Serbian "Nilski Konj" is "Water Horse". What would we call actually call this creature in English?

From Quiz Serbian Animals

Answer: Hippopotamus

Seaweed (Alge in Serbian)is used as a food source for its high iron, but also used in spas for facials. Sea urchin (Morski jez) translates literally to sea hedgehog. They cover a lot of rocky beaches in shallow waters. Be very careful when wading in the water because it really hurts when you step on them, and the spines break off slowly releasing toxins. Starfish (Morska zvezda) are found on rocky beaches usually attached to the underside of rocks or rocky caverns at low tide. They digest their food outside their bodies!

11. Somebody sneezes at the table beside you. What could you say in Serbian to be polite?

From Quiz In a Serbian Restaurant

Answer: Nazdravlje!

"Nazdravlje" means "to your health". Of the incorrect answers, "ziveli" means "cheers", "izvinite" means "excuse me", and "dobrodosli" means "welcome".

12. What is Germany called in Serbian?

From Quiz Basic Serbian

Answer: Nemacka

Nemacka is the Serbian name for Germany. Its origin is probably from tribe era where Slovens and Germans didn't understand each other and NEM means somebody that "can't speak", "can't understand".

13. The word for "bird" is quite difficult to pronounce in Serbian. Which of the answers below is the correct Serbian word?

From Quiz Serbian Animals

Answer: Ptica

Properly pronounced it is like *pah-tee-tsa* I won't give away what "Macka" is, because it is the answer to another question. Pas is Serbian for dog. More people consider dogs as pets than cats, but they also run rampant through the streets. They cause quite a ruckus during mating season. Jez is a hedgehog.

14. What is the Austrian capital, Vienna, in Serbian?

From Quiz Basic Serbian

Answer: Bec

Only in Serbian does Vienna have this name. The reason why is unknown.

15. "Macke" run wild and rampant in Serbia, and will beg at your dinner table if you eat outside. What is this animal in English?

From Quiz Serbian Animals

Answer: Cat

Cats in Serbia are often regarded as a nuisance. They will beg by meowing and howling, and it is honestly quite annoying. Many people consider them as pests opposed to pets. Mouse or "mis" are timid creatures and not often seen - especially with all the cats running around.

16. "Pasulj", a very good dish as well. What is the downside with pasulj?

From Quiz In a Serbian Restaurant

Answer: Gives you gas.

Pasulj is indeed a magical fruit. It's made from beans! The problem is, it tastes so good you always go back for more.

17. Most snakes found in Serbia are poisonous. There are two kinds of adders, and a breed of sand viper. How would you say "snake" in Serbian?

From Quiz Serbian Animals

Answer: Zmija

Svinja is a pig. It is a very popular meat in Serbia, except among Muslims who don't eat pork (svinjetina) because of their religion. It makes a very tasty meal when cooked on a spit (slow rotisserie).

18. "Kako vam se svidelo?" your waiter asks as he clears the table. How would you reply back, considering the meal was great and so was the waiter?

From Quiz In a Serbian Restaurant

Answer: dobro, hvala

Your waiter is simply asking, "How was everything?" Your response -"dobro, hvala"- means "Good, thanks." Incorrect answers: "necemo jesti ovde opet!"= We won't eat here again! "ti si budala"= I hope you don't say that, you will offend your waiter! It means "You are a fool!" "ja mislim bicu bolestan/bolesna"= I think I'm going to be sick!

19. "Serbia" in Serbian is:

From Quiz Basic Serbian

Answer: Srbija

Srbija is the correct answer. The adjective from Srbija is SrPski.

20. How would you say "Elephant" in Serbian?

From Quiz Serbian Animals

Answer: Slon

Jabuka is an apple, a common fruit grown in orchards throughout Serbia. Ajkola is a shark, which is very common in the warmer waters of the Adriatic. However these are mostly small sharks like the blue shark and grey shark and they prefer to keep to themselves, eating small fish rather than Serbians. Zemlja is the Serbian word for a "country", such as Serbia, Montenegro, or Croatia.

21. How do you say Hungary in Serbian?

From Quiz Basic Serbian

Answer: Madjarska

Madjarska, even Austro-Hungary was called Austro-Ugarska. The name is from the Hungarians' name for themselves.

22. How would you politely ask the waiter for your bill?

From Quiz In a Serbian Restaurant

Answer: racun, molim vas

"racun, molim vas"= the polite way to ask for the bill. Incorrect (and for the first two) impolite answers: "racun sad kornjaca jedna!"= Bill now you turtle! "daj mi racun bre!"= Give me the bill! Lastly this one doesn't even mean bill! bostan = watermelon [another term used in different parts of Serbia] "mozete li dajte mi bostan?"= Can you give me the watermelon?

23. How do you say "Hello. My name is Ivan." in Serbian?

From Quiz Basic Serbian

Answer: "Zdravo. Zovem se Ivan."

"Zovem se Ivan" or "Ja sam Ivan". For meeting someone, the second one is usually used.

24. Here's a tough one for you. If you are joking around with a serbian friend and he/she says, "Ti si kornjaca!" What did he/she just call you?

From Quiz Serbian Language

Answer: A turtle

This doesn't mean anything harmful, it is merely verbal fun. frog=zaba cow=krava fox=licica kornjaca=correct answer (Turtle) *Pronounced=Korn-ya-cha(Kornjaca)*

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