Ćao!
žmurila is the past tense from žmuriti, for female.
žmuriti means to close your eyes wittingly and not to see. I don't know the verb in English, something like squint, but when you squint you can see something a little, they are partly shut (to squint into / against the sun * She was squinting through the keyhole) or to look in a different direction from the other eye.
to squint - žmirkati
Example:
Žmurila je i brojala do deset dok sam se ja krio.
She closed her eyes and counted till ten while I was hiding.
I don't know what exactly could that sentence means ( Have you tried to SOMETHING me? SOMETHING - to deceive maybe, or to imagine, something connected with closed eyes, but I really don't understand in which context is that said. )
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Thanks for the help.
I don't really understand the context either. I have a friend from Belgrade who sends me sms and I don't usually understand what she's trying to say, or I understand but I'm missing one main word (žmuriti in this case).
I'm stronger than the tricks played on your heart. We look at them together then we take 'em apart. Adding up the total of a love that's true, multiply life by the power of two. -
I'm native serbian speaker and I don't have slightest idea what she/he meant.It's not even the slang, it simply doesn't make any sense no matter in which context is said.It's 100% meaningless.
It could be some kind of typing error though.
Ina explained what the word žmurila means,but you can't put it in that sentance.Maybe: "jesi li zbog mene žmurila"-"did you close your eyes because of me". -
da, možda je nešto pogrešno tipkala. Znam da nije bilo odgovor na nešto što sam rekla, jer nismo se tipkali nekoliko dana... Samo nju ne razumem, i na forumu i preko sms. Razumem ono što ostalima kažu bez probleme. I ona zna da učim skoro 9 meseca... mogla bi da malo jednostavnije govori sa mnom...
No, drago mi je što ne samo ja ne razumem nju.
I'm stronger than the tricks played on your heart. We look at them together then we take 'em apart. Adding up the total of a love that's true, multiply life by the power of two. -
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Pthalo,
I have to agree with dok77, you are really good for someone learning for 9 months! Fair play to you missus! Ja učim 6 meseca, ali samo razumem nešto... ne znam da govorim mnogo.
This thread has helped me a lot though!
Best of luck!!!Mivel mindig az okos enged, már rég a hülyék uralkodnak... -
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Pozdrav svima !!!
Jedan upis i na ovaj thread..cudno kako mı nıje ranıje naumpalo heh..uglavnom sam ısla na strane jezıke a zaboravıla sam svoj maternjı)
U svakom slucaju bıt ce mı drago ako mogu nekome pomocı..
Trenutno se usavrsavam u turskom jer me sudbına vamo bacıla u Tursku..a ınace poznajem engleskı, francuskı, arapskı,perzıjskı, spanskı...malo njemackog ı ıtalıjanskog...moglo bı se recı da sam zaljubljenık jezıka ( svıh vrsta)
Pa eto...feel free to ask)
Nous sommes ce que nous ne voyons pas..En manquant tous les reves de jour... -
hi guys...
i'd like to know if somebody could teach me the serbian grammar? -
necu dugo of ceca
they translated the words of "necu dugo"
but didn't translate the title "necu dugo".
what's the meaning of "necu dugo" and some meaning of "ceca"?
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Thank you my friend!
I'd rather say it is more likely a hobby than a talent...
Unfortunately, as all the hobbies require a lot of time, the language study is not an exception. Lol!
It's definitely not something you can afford while having a full time job or small kids for instance.Mivel mindig az okos enged, már rég a hülyék uralkodnak... -
@dok77: do you know some good sites or some good books?
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thanks dok77
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what kind of material is that??
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No panic guys! I'll tell you how I started...
It depends where you live and whether you can get proper grammar books. If you can't then you simply start learning basic vocabulary and phrases on this forum (start from page one). Once you have some vocabulary, you are ready to learn the grammar...
You can always ask a question or simply just share your progress on this forum.
Best of luck!!!Mivel mindig az okos enged, már rég a hülyék uralkodnak... -
Hi Marina! Here are some links:
http://www.funkyserbian.com/
http://www.serbianschool.com/
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw...=learn+serbian
Maybe you could go to a bookstore in your city and search through the language section, maybe they have some grammar books there?
Cao, Maja -
thanks for answering my question.
and also thanks for the links