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Lost in Translation
Navigating the language barrier in Serbia
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The Serbian alphabet looks like a secret code to me. I tried to read a sign, and people started laughing. Apparently, I declared unintentional war on consonants. I just wanted directions to the restroom, not a linguistic battle.
Serbian Traditions
Navigating traditional customs and superstitions
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I attended a Serbian birthday party, and they handed me a knife to cut the cake. I hesitated, and they gave me a look like, "It's just cake." I didn't realize the knife was a symbol of trust until I accidentally cut the tablecloth in half. Trust shattered, just like the porcelain plates.
Serbian Festivals
Surviving the energy and excitement of Serbian festivals
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Serbian festivals are all about food, and they take grilling very seriously. I tried to impress them by flipping a burger in the air. It landed on my head. They weren't impressed; they were concerned about my burger-flipping skills.
Serbian Hospitality
Dealing with overwhelming Serbian hospitality
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In Serbia, when they say, "Come over for dinner," it's not a suggestion; it's a command. I went once, and they served a feast fit for a king. I tried to compliment the chef, and they replied, "That's my grandma's recipe." I thought it was a compliment until I realized Grandma was sitting next to me and giving me the evil eye.
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