I always have a great time! I will say- I am experiencing Serbia as a tourist who’s vacationing- so I’d have to be here for at least 6 months to see how it really would be like!

Thank you so much!! And happy new year to you too 🥰❤️

Hvala hvala 🥰 Srecna Nova Godina 🤗

Hvala 🥰

Both are slavic languages thats why

I mean we like russians but our histories are not so intertwined, we were completely independent of each other in seperate spheres for 95% of our histories until 1800's when we became really close.

Happy new year! And thank You 🤗

Hahah yeah! We will see what the future holds !

💃💃💃💃💃 I'm here for it

Thank you! It’s great here 🥰

Thank you so much! We did have plans for this summer to go back home but unfortunately they fell through- so we are planning for 2025 a huge family trip to TZ! Of course I’m going to share and film when I’m there ☺️ and yes a lot of the Serbs enjoy TZ!

Loved it!

Happy new year!! And thank you for the kind words! Also welcome 🥰

Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much!! Alhamdullilah!

Thank you 🤗

Heyyyy! Thanks for watching ☺️ And some things are cheaper in comparison to things in the States. Just depends! And this is one of my happy places for sure. The culture, the people and the food are amazing 🤗

Well Vickie, Serbia can be as cheap as you want or as expensive as you want 😁. For example, Slim's in-laws are living in the suburbs of Belgrade, I can recognize it because it's my neighborhood too 😁, so in that particular area the price for an apartment of about 1000 square feet is somewhere around 200,000€, for let's say 500 square feet the price is close to 130,000€. And the prices go up the closer you get to the center of the city. The same goes for the prices of renting, you can go as low as 300-400€ or as high as a couple of thousands. As for the groceries, I'm not sure, but I don't think that there are a lot of differences, except that here the prices of groceries that are considered to be essential, like bread, milk, cooking oil and similar, those prices are regulated by the government so I believe they are a lot cheaper. For example a loaf of bread here is around 50-60¢. One thing that is a lot pricier is electronics like laptops, ipads and such. On the other hand, internet is pretty affordable, you can have decent flat rate internet speed for 20$. Mobile service is also very affordable at 10-40$ depending on the type of service. Leisure and entertainment are also much cheaper than the US. A cup of coffee in a decent cafe is around 2-3$, but have in mind our coffee is much smaller than the Starbucks one, and we like to drink our coffee with friends at the cafe although you can get it to go. You can have a nice meal at a restaurant with a drink or two for as low as 10$ but you can also go as high as a couple of hundreds I hope this helps a little, take care

@@VodeniZeka THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TAKING THE TIME TO CLARIFY THIS QUESTION, IT IS MUCH APPRECIATED! I live in the STATES, in VIRGINIA where things here are very pricey but, we are blessed! Have an awesome week!

@@vickiemciver718 thank you, you too

thank you for taking the time to explain! This was great !@@VodeniZeka

I’d love to the next time I’m around!

Same to you!

You too!!

Good to be here ❤️

Happy new year!!

Happy new year!!

Thanks!

Thank you! And we shall see what the future holds ☺️

Thank you for the invite! Next time I’m around we shall see ☺️

Thank you! 😊

Hvala puno 🤗

It was amazing!