Nikolay

The link is broken

I'm Russian who live in Montenegro. When I first came here, it was not 100% clear, but after several months speaking and understanding Serbo-Croatian is not a big deal anymore. BTW, Croatian grammar is more similar to the Russian one. For example, Ja ću ići kući je sličnije nego Ja ću da idem kući

For me Serbian is quite fine to learn

Hi @karris! What's your native tongue? I was actively learning Serbian too, but I'm residing in Montenegro which is Serbian speaking. So I was taking offline classes with a teacher. Even if my native tongue is Russian, I did need a teacher who would do housekeeping with grammar and vocabulary in my head. So if you want, I can share you a contact of a brilliant teacher.