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Getting to know others

Getting to know others

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Упознати

[Upoznati]

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Hi! З--а-о! З______ З-р-в-! ------- Здраво! 0
Zd-avo! Z______ Z-r-v-! ------- Zdravo!
Hello! Д---р-да-! Д____ д___ Д-б-р д-н- ---------- Добар дан! 0
Do-ar--a-! D____ d___ D-b-r d-n- ---------- Dobar dan!
How are you? К--о-с-е--/----- с-? К___ с___ / К___ с__ К-к- с-е- / К-к- с-? -------------------- Како сте? / Како си? 0
K--- --e? - K-k--si? K___ s___ / K___ s__ K-k- s-e- / K-k- s-? -------------------- Kako ste? / Kako si?
Do you come from Europe? Ј-сте-л---и -з Ев----? Ј____ л_ В_ и_ Е______ Ј-с-е л- В- и- Е-р-п-? ---------------------- Јесте ли Ви из Европе? 0
J--te--i -i iz--vro--? J____ l_ V_ i_ E______ J-s-e l- V- i- E-r-p-? ---------------------- Jeste li Vi iz Evrope?
Do you come from America? Је-те л- -и из--м--ик-? Ј____ л_ В_ и_ А_______ Ј-с-е л- В- и- А-е-и-е- ----------------------- Јесте ли Ви из Америке? 0
Je--- li-V--iz-Am-----? J____ l_ V_ i_ A_______ J-s-e l- V- i- A-e-i-e- ----------------------- Jeste li Vi iz Amerike?
Do you come from Asia? Ј--т---------з--з-ј-? Ј____ л_ В_ и_ А_____ Ј-с-е л- В- и- А-и-е- --------------------- Јесте ли Ви из Азије? 0
Jes-- -- Vi-i- --ij-? J____ l_ V_ i_ A_____ J-s-e l- V- i- A-i-e- --------------------- Jeste li Vi iz Azije?
In which hotel are you staying? У------ хо---у---- -м---е--? У к____ х_____ с__ с________ У к-ј-м х-т-л- с-е с-е-т-н-? ---------------------------- У којем хотелу сте смештени? 0
U--o----ho-e---s-e --e-t-ni? U k____ h_____ s__ s________ U k-j-m h-t-l- s-e s-e-t-n-? ---------------------------- U kojem hotelu ste smešteni?
How long have you been here for? Кол-ко д--о--т--в-- о-де? К_____ д___ с__ в__ о____ К-л-к- д-г- с-е в-ћ о-д-? ------------------------- Колико дуго сте већ овде? 0
Kol-ko-d-go-ste -eć-----? K_____ d___ s__ v__ o____ K-l-k- d-g- s-e v-c- o-d-? -------------------------- Koliko dugo ste već ovde?
How long will you be staying? К-л-к- -уг----т--ете? К_____ д___ о________ К-л-к- д-г- о-т-ј-т-? --------------------- Колико дуго остајете? 0
Ko-iko ---o-os-----e? K_____ d___ o________ K-l-k- d-g- o-t-j-t-? --------------------- Koliko dugo ostajete?
Do you like it here? Д--ада -и-В-м се ----? Д_____ л_ В__ с_ о____ Д-п-д- л- В-м с- о-д-? ---------------------- Допада ли Вам се овде? 0
Do-a-- ---Vam -----d-? D_____ l_ V__ s_ o____ D-p-d- l- V-m s- o-d-? ---------------------- Dopada li Vam se ovde?
Are you here on vacation? Ј-сте--и--в-- -а-----ш--- о-м-р-? Ј____ л_ о___ н_ г_______ о______ Ј-с-е л- о-д- н- г-д-ш-е- о-м-р-? --------------------------------- Јесте ли овде на годишњем одмору? 0
Je-t- ---ov-e-n- --d-š-jem odmor-? J____ l_ o___ n_ g________ o______ J-s-e l- o-d- n- g-d-š-j-m o-m-r-? ---------------------------------- Jeste li ovde na godišnjem odmoru?
Please do visit me sometime! П-се-ите -- ј-д-о-! П_______ м_ ј______ П-с-т-т- м- ј-д-о-! ------------------- Посетите ме једном! 0
Pos-t-t- -e-j--n--! P_______ m_ j______ P-s-t-t- m- j-d-o-! ------------------- Posetite me jednom!
Here is my address. Ово ------а---р-с-. О__ ј_ м___ а______ О-о ј- м-ј- а-р-с-. ------------------- Ово је моја адреса. 0
O-o--e----a-a-r--a. O__ j_ m___ a______ O-o j- m-j- a-r-s-. ------------------- Ovo je moja adresa.
Shall we see each other tomorrow? Хо-е-- ли-с- --тр- -и---и? Х_____ л_ с_ с____ в______ Х-ћ-м- л- с- с-т-а в-д-т-? -------------------------- Хоћемо ли се сутра видети? 0
H--́e-o-li-s--s---a--i-et-? H_____ l_ s_ s____ v______ H-c-e-o l- s- s-t-a v-d-t-? --------------------------- Hoćemo li se sutra videti?
I am sorry, but I already have plans. Жа---- --- -м-м в---су-р- н---о-д-г-во---о. Ж__ м_ ј__ и___ в__ с____ н____ д__________ Ж-о м- ј-, и-а- в-ћ с-т-а н-ш-о д-г-в-р-н-. ------------------------------------------- Жао ми је, имам већ сутра нешто договорено. 0
Ža- -- -e,--ma- v-c--su-r- ne--- d-govo-eno. Ž__ m_ j__ i___ v__ s____ n____ d__________ Ž-o m- j-, i-a- v-c- s-t-a n-š-o d-g-v-r-n-. -------------------------------------------- Žao mi je, imam već sutra nešto dogovoreno.
Bye! Ћао- /----го-! Ћ___ / З______ Ћ-о- / З-о-о-! -------------- Ћао! / Збогом! 0
Ća-- - Zb--om! Ć___ / Z______ C-a-! / Z-o-o-! --------------- Ćao! / Zbogom!
Good bye! Дови---а! Д________ Д-в-ђ-њ-! --------- Довиђења! 0
Doviđenj-! D_________ D-v-đ-n-a- ---------- Doviđenja!
See you soon! До -ско--! Д_ у______ Д- у-к-р-! ---------- До ускоро! 0
D---s--r-! D_ u______ D- u-k-r-! ---------- Do uskoro!

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Alphabets

We can communicate with languages. We tell others what we're thinking or feeling. Writing has this function as well. Most languages have a written form, or writing. Writing consists of characters. These characters can be diverse. Most writing is made up of letters. These letters make up alphabets. An alphabet is an organized set of graphic symbols. These characters are joined to form words according to certain rules. Each character has a fixed pronunciation. The term ‘alphabet’ comes from the Greek language. There, the first two letters were called ‘alpha’ and ‘beta’. There have been many different alphabets throughout history. People were using characters more than 3,000 years ago. Earlier, characters were magical symbols. Only a few people knew what they meant. Later, the characters lost their symbolic nature. Today, letters have no meaning. They only have a meaning when they are combined with other letters. Characters such as that of the Chinese function differently. They resemble pictures and often depict what they mean. When we write, we are encoding our thoughts. We use characters to record our knowledge. Our brain has learned how to decode the alphabet. Characters become words, words become ideas. In this way, a text can survive for thousands of years. And still be understood…
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