Singular:

Example:

Masculine Singular:

učitelj (male teacher)

prijatelj (male friend)

papir (paper)

Feminine Singular:

sestra (sister)

žena (wife)

kuća (house)

Neuter Singular:

dete (kid)

selo (village)

There are some exception for these rules for example:

tata (dad) - masculine (ending with “a”)

ljubav (love) - feminine (ending with consonant)

But we will not include these in this lesson. We will just discuss the General Rules in Serbian Grammar

Plural:

Example:

Masculine Plural:

učitelji (teachers)

prijatelji (friends)

papiri (papers)

Feminine Plural:

sestre (sisters)

žene (wives)

kuće (houses)

Neuter Plural:

deca (kids)

sela (villages)

There are some plural which needs additional rules. For example:

brat (brother) - braća (brothers)

muž (husband) - muževi (husbands)

sto (table) - stolovi (tables)

But we will not include these in this lesson. We will just discuss the General Rules in Serbian Grammar