Dž is like J in Joseph. Đ is actually Dj, it is relatively new letter - it used to be Dj and the sound is a combo of D and J. Your Đ sounds good.

Dž is like (J)am and Đ is like (J)uice 😊

also serbian alphabeth is only one that have one simbol for one sonud, we say write as you speak and read as it is written, its really simple

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You said wrong ć and đ

I'm Croatian and it's basically the same language, but for example our Č and Ć are more similar (both kinda hard) than in Serbian.

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I am serbian and i know evry thing about it.

OK, so first things first: it seems you mix up language and the alphabet. You say "...Cyrillic script as official language". Then ...

Č is not palatalized, Ć is palatalized. Look into palatalization, maybe you'll understand. It's hard to explain on here. You'll going to need it for Slavic languages. Palatalization makes a consonant softer. In Russian almost every consonant can be non palatalized and palatalized with the "soft sign" Ь. The way you say "Ch" in English, it's always palatalized. The hard version would be more like if you combined t and š, "tš" without turning it into ch like in church. More like if you say "shaw" but with a t in front, "tshaw" - that "tsh" sound.