WELCOME TO BALKANLANGS
At BalkanLangs, we are dedicated to unlocking the linguistic richness of the Balkan region by teaching so called 4 in 1 languages: Serbian, Montenegrin, Croatian and Bosnian, once called Serbo-Croatian language.
Our mission is to provide an enriching and personalized language learning experience to students from all walks of life.
Meet Prof. Vesna Vukadinovic: Your Trusted Language Guide
Meet Vesna Vukadinovic, the heart and soul behind BalkanLangs. Vesna is an esteemed professor of Serbian language and literature, boasting over 12 years of dedicated teaching experience. Her passion for languages and extensive background in linguistics have fueled her drive to create a nurturing educational environment for language enthusiasts. Her language learning approach is perceptible even in the video lessons provided on this website.
A Personalized Approach to Learning
Vesna’s teaching philosophy centers around a personal and empathetic approach to each student. Recognizing that every learner is unique, she tailors her teaching methods to suit individual needs. Vesna understands the diverse learning styles and adapts her strategies to ensure optimal comprehension and retention
Sometimes, a career chooses you, and at other times, you choose your career. I chose teaching.
By vocation, I am a professor of Serbian language and literature, but before dedicating to my call I worked in journalism and PR. I had the opportunity to collaborate with diplomats and foreigners who were all facing challenges with learning a new language.
In 2013, there were very limited resources on the internet when it comes to the language. While I was teaching in primary school, I came up with the idea to launch the first YouTube channel in Montenegro offering language lessons. And that’s where it all began — a new and enriching experience of connecting with people from different parts of the world who come to Montenegro with a desire to get to know the country through learning its language.
Today, my classroom extends beyond Montenegro, embracing learners from all over the ex-Yugoslavian region. So, to all those who have joined this linguistic odyssey, whether in Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, or elsewhere in the region, I extend my heartfelt gratitude. Thank you for being a part of this journey, for choosing to delve into the intricacies of our shared language, and for contributing to the rich mosaic of cultures that make up the ex-Yugoslavian experience.
Hvala vam (Thank you) for choosing BalkanLangs!
