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Juče i danas. Bajke za decu i roditelje. Šetnja u vrtu. Yesterday and Today. Fairy Tales in Serbian

Victory Bold
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Duration
7m
Year
2025
Language
Serbian
Publisher
Victory Bold

About

This is an original translation of the fairy tale "Yesterday and Today. A Walk in the Garden" into Serbian. It is a short story about how little Marko meets a turtle and begins to understand the creatures around him - and what kind of creature he is himself.
This edition is written entirely in Serbian in two formats: using Vukovica (similar to Russian Cyrillic) and Latinica, allowing Serbian language learners to practice reading in both alphabets officially used in Serbian and Montenegrin.
The book is suitable both for reading to children from birth (during bathtime, before bed, or in short foreign-language reading moments), and for adults who wish to enjoy simple stories in Serbian.

Related Subjects

  • Serbian & Croatian
  • Language Study
  • Adult Nonfiction

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