意味
The ocean at great depths.
文化的背景
For many Serbians, the 'deep sea' is synonymous with the Montenegrin coast (Boka Kotorska, Budva). It is the primary summer destination. The sea is often used by poets like Jovan Dučić to represent longing and the infinite. 'Duboko more' appears as a symbol of the unreachable. The 'Ex-Yu' pop scene (especially from the 80s) is filled with songs about the deep blue sea, often representing a lost love or a summer romance. In some Balkan myths, the deep sea is home to 'vodenjaci' (water spirits). While more common in rivers, the sea's depth is also seen as a mystical realm.
Neuter Match
Always remember that 'more' is neuter. If you see an 'e' at the end of a noun like this, try an 'o' for the adjective.
Not for Pools
Don't use this at the local swimming center. You'll sound like you're in a fantasy novel!
意味
The ocean at great depths.
Neuter Match
Always remember that 'more' is neuter. If you see an 'e' at the end of a noun like this, try an 'o' for the adjective.
Not for Pools
Don't use this at the local swimming center. You'll sound like you're in a fantasy novel!
The Adriatic Connection
When a Serbian says 'more', they almost always mean the Adriatic Sea in Montenegro or Croatia.
自分をテスト
Choose the correct form of the adjective for the noun 'more'.
Ovo je ________ more.
'More' is a neuter noun, so the adjective must end in '-oko'.
Fill in the missing word to complete the sentence.
Plivamo u ________ moru.
The preposition 'u' (meaning 'in') requires the locative case, which for neuter adjectives is '-om'.
Match the Serbian phrase with its English translation.
Match the following:
These are common collocations involving the word 'more'.
Complete the dialogue with the correct phrase.
Marko: Da li je ovde voda za decu? Ana: Ne, ovde je ________.
In the context of a beach, 'duboko more' is the logical warning.
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Gender Agreement
練習問題バンク
4 問題Ovo je ________ more.
'More' is a neuter noun, so the adjective must end in '-oko'.
Plivamo u ________ moru.
The preposition 'u' (meaning 'in') requires the locative case, which for neuter adjectives is '-om'.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are common collocations involving the word 'more'.
Marko: Da li je ovde voda za decu? Ana: Ne, ovde je ________.
In the context of a beach, 'duboko more' is the logical warning.
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よくある質問
10 問Yes, although 'okean' is the specific word for ocean, 'more' is often used generically for any large body of saltwater.
Yes, in Serbian 'more' is always a neuter noun.
You would say 'More postaje dublje'.
The opposite is 'plitko' (shallow).
Yes, you can say someone is 'kao duboko more' if they are mysterious or have a complex personality.
No, Serbian does not have articles like 'a' or 'the'. Just 'duboko more'.
It is 'duboko' for neuter (more), 'duboka' for feminine (voda), and 'dubok' for masculine (bazen).
Yes! This is a very common and beautiful way to describe the sea.
No, for a lake use 'jezero'.
Say 'Na dubokom moru sam'.
関連フレーズ
Plitko more
contrastShallow sea
Morska dubina
similarSea depth
Pučina
specialized formThe high seas
Plavo more
similarBlue sea
