Help and emergencies in Serbian
The words you hope to never need. Play the ten Serbian words against the clock, with a note on how locals really use each one after every answer. All ten are written out below.
All 10 Serbian phrases in this lesson
- Pomoć!PO-moch
- Help!
- Pozovite lekarapo-ZO-vee-te LE-ka-ra
- Call a doctor
- Policijapo-LEE-tsee-ya
- Police
- Apotekaa-po-TE-ka
- Pharmacy
- BolnicaBOL-nee-tsa
- Hospital
- Izgubio sam seeez-GOO-bee-o sam se
- I'm lost
- Nije mi dobroNEE-ye mee DOB-ro
- I don't feel well
- Ukrali su mioo-KRA-lee soo mee
- It was stolen
- Hitan slučajHEE-tan SLOO-chay
- It's an emergency
- Ostavite me na miruos-TA-vee-te me na MEE-roo
- Leave me alone
Shout clearly and loudly. Serbs are generally quick to assist someone in distress.
The emergency number in Serbia is 194 for medical help.
The police emergency number in Serbia is 192. Officers in tourist areas often speak some English.
Pharmacies are common throughout Belgrade. A green cross sign marks their location.
The main emergency hospital in Belgrade is the Clinical Center of Serbia on Pasterova Street.
Women say "izgubila sam se." Show your phone map alongside this phrase for faster help.
Literally "it is not good for me." Use to signal that you need to sit down or get medical attention.
Follow with the item that was taken. Report theft to the nearest police station.
The general emergency number is 112.
Literally "leave me in peace".