SERBIA

Located on the the Balkan Covers a total of There are 8 countries a landlocked
Peninsula 88,361 km2 surrounding it country
 Capital city - Belgrade

7,041,599 million residents

83.3% Serbs
3.5% Hungarians
2.1% Romani people
2% Bosniaks
9% others

Mountains cover the largest

parts of the country.

The climate is continental,

Especially in the North
 Celts, Illyrians - 4th
century BC
Romans 100 years later
The Slavs in the 6th
century AD
The Turks in the 14th
century
The Austro-Hungarians in
the late 19th and early
20th centuries
The Germans briefly in
WWII

15 June 1389 the Battle

of Kosovo 64006200 BC
 The official language is Serbian is the only European We have Noun
Serbian. language with active digraphia Declensions.

Both the Cyrillic and the 8 special characters - , , , , , d, lj, An extensive system of
Latin alphabet is used. nj (, , , , , , , ) inflection
 School system:
Preschool education (6 months)
Primary education (8 years)
Secondary education (3-4) years
Secondary education:
1. Gymnasiums (+ two types of special gymnasiums: The
Gymnasium of Mathematics and The Gymnasium of Philology)
2. Professional schools (Economy School, Medicine School,
Chemistry School, Technical School, Graphics School, etc.)
3. Craft schools
Grading system:
Insufficient (1) corresponds to
American F
Sufficient (2) corresponds to
American D and C
Good (3) corresponds to
American C and B grades
Very good (4) corresponds to
American B+ and A- grades
Excellent (5) corresponds to
American A and A+ grades
In general around 14 subjects
 Sarma (cabbage, vine or
evapi (grilled minced meat) other leaves, stuffed with
minced meat and rice)

Punjene paprike
(peppers stuffed with
ground meat, onion, and
rice)

Karaoreva nicla (breaded rolled steak

stuffed with kajmak and occasionally sliced
ham and cheese)
 Ajvar (a type of relish,
made principally from red
bell peppers)

Burek (a baked filled

pastrie made of a thin flaky
dough)

ampita, whipped
marshmallow-type dessert
with fillo dough crust Baklava (sweet pastry
made of layers of phyllo
dough filled with chopped
nuts and sweetened with
syrup or honey)
Dobo torta (a five-layer
sponge cake, layered with
chocolate buttercream and
topped with thin caramel
slices)

Gomboce (boiled potato-

dough dumplings filled with
plums)

Sutlija (rice pudding with

cinnamon)

Plazma torta (cake made

with a local brand of biscuit
called "Plazma")
Orthodox Christians
The slava - a Serbian
with 6,079,396 comprise
Orthodox Christian
85% of the country's
tradition of the ritual
population
glorification of one's
family's patron saint.
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