PUBLISHING
Language instructors in the Centre devised modern books for learning Serbian as a foreign language according to the principles and requirements of the communicative method:
- Bjelaković, Isidora and Vojnović, Jelena (2006). Naučimo srpski — Let’s Learn Serbian 1. Novi Sad: Faculty of Philosophy. (It includes a student’s book, a workbook and a CD with listening exercises.);
- Alanović, M. et al. (2006). Naučimo srpski — Let’s Learn Serbian 2. Novi Sad: Faculty of Philosophy – Dnevnik. (It includes a student’s book, a workbook and 2 CDs with listening exercises.);
The books are intended for the first 4 levels - Breakthrough (A1), Waystage (A2), Threshold (B1) and Vantage (B2).
For the levels Effective Operational Proficiency (C1) and Mastery (C2) the books are being devised. They will be based on special problem-solving text exercises and workshops that have been an excellent opportunity for students to improve their grammatical, lexical, semantic and communicative competence.
- Dražić, Jasmina (2008). Minimalne leksičke i gramatičke strukture u srpskom kao stranom jeziku. (Minimal Lexical and Grammatical Units in Serbian as a Foreign Language). Novi Sad: Faculty of Philosophy. The book consists of two parts. The first part is a theoretical background for the compiling of a minimal monolingual dictionary of Serbian for Threshold (B1) level. The second part is comprised of a list of lexemes in an alphabetical order, thematically and grammatically analysed according to traditional lexicographic processing.
- Babić, Biljana (2011). Naučimo srpski 1 i 2 – Rečnik glagola. Novi Sad: Filozofski fakultet. Naučimo srpski 1 i 2 – Rečnik glagola – for students learning Serbian as a foreign language or as a second language; designed with the aim to facilitate learning and acquisition of verbs. The Dictionary is published as a complement of the set Let's Learn Serbian 1 and Let's Learn Serbian 2 (Naučimo srpski 1 and Naučimo srpski 2). The Dictionary contains all the verb forms from the set (course book, workbook and audio CDs), except for the verbs found in the student instructions. In addition, the Dictionary has instructions for its use (Guide to the Dictionary) and tables with keys for symbols and abbreviations in 5 languages: Serbian, English, German, Russian and Korean.
Where can you buy our books?
You can buy our books in the following bookshops:
Faculty of Philosophy - Bookshop
Dr Zorana Đinđića 2
21000 Novi Sad
„Aleksandar Belić” Bookshop (Ilija M. Kolarac Foundation)
Studentski trg 5
11000 Beograd
Zepter Bookshop
Knez Mihailova 42
11000 Beograd
Our online bookshop available at the
www.knjizara.comIf you live abroad, we kindly suggest you use our online bookshop available at the URL
www.knjizara.com