Languages · Serbian
Serbian voice over for your market.
Serbian is written in both Cyrillic and Latin script, so the first question for a script is which alphabet the audience expects.
Variants
Variants we cast
One variant is listed today. Ask us if your client needs another.
- SerbianStandard Serbian, in Cyrillic or Latin script, with a neutral Belgrade accent.sr
Specs
Specs for a Serbian delivery
- Script length
- Serbian runs 10 to 20 percent longer than English, and the script has to carry stress marks wherever a word could be read two ways.
- Register
- Vi is the formal form and ti is informal; advertising is moving towards ti, while banks and public bodies keep Vi.
- Delivery
- WAV or MP3, named to your convention.
- Native review before delivery
- A native Serbian speaker checks the script and the takes.
What we offer
What we offer in Serbian
| Native Serbian casting | Yes |
|---|---|
| Script translation and adaptation | Yes |
| Recording, editing and mastering | Yes |
Questions
Serbian, answered.
Cyrillic or Latin for Serbian?
Both are official. Public content leans Cyrillic and commercial copy often uses Latin, so we ask which the client uses.
Can Serbian audio serve Bosnia or Montenegro?
It is understood, but each market has its own variant of the language, and local audiences prefer it.
How long does a Serbian project take?
The quote gives the date.
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