Lesson 50 · Part 5

Lesson 50. Nominative Case Review

You’ve made it to Lesson 50. That’s more than a quarter of the course. You’ve learned:

  • The alphabet, sounds, and stress.
  • Basic conversation words (greetings, family, numbers, colors, food, animals, days, weather).
  • Nouns: gender, number, fleeting ‘a’, and animacy.
  • The verb biti (full, short, negation) and three types of regular verbs.
  • The complete nominative case.

This is real progress — and now we’ll lock in the nominative before starting the accusative in the next chapter (Part 5.2).

Main Table

Nominative Case — All Forms

GenderNoun SingularAdjective SingularNoun PluralAdjective Plural
masculine -∅ (brat) -∅ (dobar) -i (braća — special) -i (dobri)
feminine -a (sestra) -a (dobra) -e (sestre) -e (dobre)
neuter -o/-e (more) -o (dobro) -a (mora) -a (dobra)

Test

Test · Part 5. Nominative Case

Pick answers in the exercises below. The counter at the bottom right tallies the correct ones. This is not an exam — just a way to check yourself.

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How many cases does Serbian have?

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Which case is called 'Nominativ'?

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Nominative plural of `mačka`:

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"Big table":

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"My sisters":

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The word `deca` is grammatically what gender?

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In the sentence "Ovo je moja knjiga" — "ovo" and "moja knjiga" are in:

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The special form for 'people':

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"Black sea" — Crn___ more:

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Nominative is mainly…

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More Practice

Exercise 1

How do you say "my big house" in Serbian?

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Answer: moja velika kuća

Exercise 2

Plural form of `jezero`:

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Answer: jezera

Exercise 3

Write 4 sentences — one for each gender in the nominative: masculine, feminine, neuter, and plural.

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For example: — Moj brat je dobar.Moja sestra je mala.More je plavo.Deca se igraju.

What’s Next

The next case is the accusative (Akuzativ). This is the case of the direct object: whom I see, whom I love, what I read. You’ll need it in almost every sentence. We’ll spend about 10 lessons on it, one sub-type at a time.

You’re doing great! 50 lessons down. 🎉