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If you want to listen to the longer version of this episode, read the transcript, have vocabulary lists and grammar exercises, consider becoming a member of the Unlock your Serbian community on Patreon (patreon.com/UnlockYourSerbian) - click here for more detailsBook a Serbian lesson with Jelena or Nevena on our website (unlockyourserbian.com)Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube!Nevena (00:00)Zdravo svima, ja sam Nevena. Hello everyone, I’m Nevena.Jelena (00:02)Ja sam Jelena. I’m Jelena.Nevena (00:03)I dobrodošli u novu epizodu Unlock Your Serbian sa Jelenom i Nevenom.And welcome to a new episode of Unlock Your Serbian with Jelena and Nevena.Jelena (00:08)Tako je, dobrodošli u novu epizodu našeg podkasta i danas razgovaramo o jednoj veoma zanimljivoj temi, a to je koje su to bile naše muke i naše poteškoće kada smo se preselile u inostranstvo. That’s right, welcome to a new episode of our podcast. Today we’re talking about a very interesting topic: the struggles and difficulties we had when we moved abroad.Nevena (00:28)I mislim ne samo koje su bile nego koje su i dalje.And I think not only what they were, but what they still are.Jelena (00:32)Tako je koje su i dalje već posle nekoliko godina. Exactly–what they still are, even after several years.Nevena (00:37)Tako je, mislim da je selidba u jednu stranu zemlju i zatim nalaženje načina sa uspostaviš neko prijateljstvo da razgovaraš sa ljudima koji imaju drugačiji mentalitet i koji funkcionišu drugačije nego ti veoma izazovno i to je ono o čemu želimo danas da razgovaramo.Yes. I think moving to a foreign country–and then figuring out how to build friendships, how to talk to people with a different mentality who function differently from you–is very challenging, and that’s what we want to talk about today.Become a member on Patreon (patreon.com/UnlockYourSerbian) to continue reading the transcript!Send us your questions!