Bedeutung
Weather characterized by bright sunlight.
Kultureller Hintergrund
Sunčano vreme is the signal for 'bašta' (garden) season. Serbs will spend hours sitting outside, even if they have work to do. Some believe that if it's sunčano vreme on a specific saint's day, the year will be prosperous. Conversely, 'zubato sunce' (cold sun) is a warning to keep your kidneys warm. In Montenegro and the Serbian coast, sunčano vreme is linked to 'fjaka'—a state of mind where one is too relaxed to do anything but enjoy the sun. In rural Serbia, sunčano vreme is discussed with a focus on crops. Too much sun is 'suša' (drought), while just enough is a blessing.
Drop the noun
In casual conversation, just say 'Sunčano je'. It sounds more native.
The 'Vreme' Trap
Remember that 'vreme' is neuter. Never say 'sunčan vreme'.
Bedeutung
Weather characterized by bright sunlight.
Drop the noun
In casual conversation, just say 'Sunčano je'. It sounds more native.
The 'Vreme' Trap
Remember that 'vreme' is neuter. Never say 'sunčan vreme'.
Use 'Divno'
Adding 'Divno' (Wonderful) before the phrase makes you sound very enthusiastic and friendly.
Coffee Invitation
If you mention the sun is out, it's often an implicit invitation to go grab a coffee.
Teste dich selbst
Fill in the correct form of the adjective.
Danas je _________ vreme. (sunčan)
The noun 'vreme' is neuter, so the adjective must end in '-o'.
Which sentence is a natural way to say 'I like sunny weather'?
Choose the correct option:
Option B correctly uses the adjective form and the correct neuter ending.
Complete the dialogue between two friends.
A: Hoćemo li u šetnju? B: Da, napolju je _________.
Given the invitation to walk, 'sunčano vreme' is the most logical positive response.
Match the phrase to the correct situation.
When would you say 'Pretežno sunčano vreme'?
'Pretežno' (mostly) is a technical term used in meteorology.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Visuelle Lernhilfen
Vreme: Time vs Weather
Aufgabensammlung
4 AufgabenDanas je _________ vreme. (sunčan)
The noun 'vreme' is neuter, so the adjective must end in '-o'.
Choose the correct option:
Option B correctly uses the adjective form and the correct neuter ending.
A: Hoćemo li u šetnju? B: Da, napolju je _________.
Given the invitation to walk, 'sunčano vreme' is the most logical positive response.
When would you say 'Pretežno sunčano vreme'?
'Pretežno' (mostly) is a technical term used in meteorology.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Häufig gestellte Fragen
12 FragenNo, it also means 'time'. Context is key. If you say 'Nemam vremena', it means 'I don't have time'.
It is neutral. You can use it with your boss or your best friend.
Use 'Bilo je sunčano vreme'.
The most common opposite is 'oblačno vreme' (cloudy weather) or 'kišovito vreme' (rainy weather).
Not really. Use 'vesela osoba' (cheerful person) or 'sjajna osoba' (bright/great person) instead.
Because 'vreme' is a neuter noun, and adjectives must agree with the gender of the noun.
People often say 'Prži!' (It's frying/scorching) when it's very sunny and hot.
Ask 'Da li je sunčano?'
It literally means 'toothed sun'. It's when it's sunny but very cold outside.
Yes! Winter can be sunčano, even if it's snowing or cold.
Yes, 'sunce' is the noun for 'sun'. 'Sunčan' is the adjective.
No, Serbian does not have articles like 'the' or 'a'.
Verwandte Redewendungen
Sunčan dan
similarA sunny day
Lepo vreme
synonymNice weather
Toplotni talas
specialized formHeatwave
Vedrina
builds onClarity/Brightness
Tmurno vreme
contrastGloomy weather
