意味
A clear sky during the day.
文化的背景
The 'plavo nebo' is often associated with the 'Kosovo Maiden' and epic poetry, where nature reflects the mood of the nation. In Montenegro, the phrase is inseparable from the sea. The 'plavetnilo' (blueness) of the sky and sea are often described as one. In the flat plains of Vojvodina, the sky seems larger. People often talk about the 'beskrajno' (endless) plavo nebo. In Belgrade, 'plavo nebo' is a relief from the 'košava' (strong wind) and grey smog of winter.
Agreement is Key
Always remember that 'nebo' is neuter. If you use other adjectives like 'lepo' (beautiful) or 'čisto' (clean), they must also end in -o.
Not for Moods
Never say 'I am blue' using this word. You will confuse people!
意味
A clear sky during the day.
Agreement is Key
Always remember that 'nebo' is neuter. If you use other adjectives like 'lepo' (beautiful) or 'čisto' (clean), they must also end in -o.
Not for Moods
Never say 'I am blue' using this word. You will confuse people!
The Cafe Connection
If you see a blue sky, it's the perfect excuse to ask a Serbian friend 'Idemo na kafu?' (Shall we go for coffee?).
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of the adjective 'plav'.
Danas je _____ nebo.
Because 'nebo' is a neuter noun, the adjective must end in '-o'.
Which sentence is correct?
How do you say 'I see the blue sky'?
In the accusative case, neuter nouns and adjectives remain the same as the nominative.
Match the Serbian phrase with its English meaning.
Match these:
These are the three most common ways to describe the sky.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Kakvo je vreme napolju? B: Divno je, _________.
The context 'Divno je' (It's wonderful) suggests a positive weather condition like a blue sky.
🎉 スコア： /4
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Gender Agreement
練習問題バンク
4 問題Danas je _____ nebo.
Because 'nebo' is a neuter noun, the adjective must end in '-o'.
How do you say 'I see the blue sky'?
In the accusative case, neuter nouns and adjectives remain the same as the nominative.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the three most common ways to describe the sky.
A: Kakvo je vreme napolju? B: Divno je, _________.
The context 'Divno je' (It's wonderful) suggests a positive weather condition like a blue sky.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問Yes, in modern Serbian, except when describing hair, where it means blonde.
No, 'plavi' is the masculine form. You must use 'plavo'.
It is neutral. It's used in both casual talk and formal news.
Usually 'oblačno nebo' (cloudy sky) or 'sivo nebo' (grey sky).
Nebo postaje plavo.
Not really, but people might use 'teget' for navy blue.
Yes, 'plavo more' is very common.
It signals the end of the harsh continental winter and the start of outdoor social life.
Usually, yes. 'Nebesa' is a plural form used in religious or poetic contexts.
It is in the Accusative case, but it looks the same as the Nominative.
関連フレーズ
Vedro nebo
similarClear sky
Tmurno nebo
contrastGloomy/dark sky
Nebesko plava
specialized formSky blue (color)
Pod vedrim nebom
builds onUnder the open sky
