In town
Name the places in a town, ask where they are, and follow the way there.
- 5.1Places in townStation, post office, bank, museum, and saying where things are.21 wordsreadinggrammar
- 5.2Where is it?Here and there, near and far, left and right, and what is next to what.18 wordsreadinggrammar
- 5.3The way thereGo, turn, cross, take the tram, with the polite imperative.16 wordsreadinggrammar
Can you do it?
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Grammar in this chapter
- Im Park, u parku — Where something is, marked on the article in German and on the noun's ending in Serbian.
- Next to, behind, opposite — Saying what is next to what, with the dative in German and the genitive in Serbian.
- Gehen Sie! Idite! — Telling someone what to do, politely or to a friend, and saying don't and let's.
- Nach Hause, kući — Where you're going: German nach, zu and in; Serbian u and na with the accusative; the way home; and two verbs for know.