意思
Expressing the need for food (masculine).
文化背景
In Serbia, if you say you are hungry, expect to be fed immediately. It is considered a failure of the host if a guest's plate is empty. Serbians often express hunger in terms of 'burek' or 'pljeskavica'. Bakeries (pekare) are the social hubs for hungry people at all hours. The wolf is a significant animal in Serbian folklore, representing both danger and strength. Being 'hungry as a wolf' is a powerful, respected state. During Orthodox fasting periods, being 'gladan' takes on a different meaning, as people are hungry for 'mrsna' (fatty/meat) food but must eat 'posna' (lean) food.
Gender Matters
Always check your gender ending. It's the most common giveaway for learners.
Don't say 'Imam glad'
Even though you 'have hunger' in English, in Serbian you 'are hungry'.
意思
Expressing the need for food (masculine).
Gender Matters
Always check your gender ending. It's the most common giveaway for learners.
Don't say 'Imam glad'
Even though you 'have hunger' in English, in Serbian you 'are hungry'.
Use 'Baš'
Adding 'baš' (really) before 'sam' makes you sound very native: 'Baš sam gladan!'
Accept the food
If you say 'Gladan sam' to a Serbian grandma, be prepared to eat for three hours.
自我测试
If you are a woman, how do you say 'I am hungry'?
Choose the correct form:
Women must use the feminine ending '-na' for the adjective 'gladan'.
Complete the common idiom for being very hungry.
Gladan sam kao ____.
'Gladan kao vuk' (Hungry as a wolf) is the standard Serbian idiom.
Fill in the missing word in this restaurant dialogue.
Konobar: Da li ste spremni da naručite? Vi: Da, jako ____ gladan.
The first person singular clitic for 'to be' is 'sam'.
Match the Serbian phrase with its English meaning.
Match the following:
All pairs are correctly matched in the options list.
🎉 得分： /4
视觉学习工具
To Be vs To Have
练习题库
4 练习Choose the correct form:
Women must use the feminine ending '-na' for the adjective 'gladan'.
Gladan sam kao ____.
'Gladan kao vuk' (Hungry as a wolf) is the standard Serbian idiom.
Konobar: Da li ste spremni da naručite? Vi: Da, jako ____ gladan.
The first person singular clitic for 'to be' is 'sam'.
将左侧的每个项目与右侧的配对匹配:
All pairs are correctly matched in the options list.
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
10 个问题Yes, but it's more common to just say 'Gladan sam'. Use 'Ja' only if you want to emphasize that *you* specifically are the hungry one.
Yes, it's neutral. However, saying 'Mogu li dobiti meni, gladan sam' (Can I have the menu, I'm hungry) is even better.
The feminine form is 'Gladna sam'.
You can say 'Umirem od gladi' (I'm dying of hunger) or 'Izgladneo sam'.
'Sam' is the form of 'to be' for 'I'. 'Je' is for 'he/she/it'.
No, for thirst you use 'Žedan sam'.
Yes, 'Krče mi creva' (My intestines are growling) is a common informal way to say it.
Ask 'Da li si gladan?' (to a man) or 'Da li si gladna?' (to a woman).
Say 'Da li ste gladni?'
Yes, metaphorically for things like 'gladan moći' (hungry for power).
相关表达
Žedan sam
similarI am thirsty
Sit sam
contrastI am full
Prijatno
builds onBon appétit
Gladovati
specialized formTo suffer from hunger
