By Akyereko Frimpong-Manson
On loan AC Milan striker Dominic Adiyiah says he is getting on well with the Serbian language and plans to teach his Ghana team-mates some few Serbian words.
Adiyiah has been talking about life in the Eastern European country with the local press and says he is not the quiet person.
"I'm a chap enjoying a good laugh. I'm learning Serbian language steadily and when others have a laugh I ask Kizito to translate it to me so that I can enjoy too. Atmosphere within the squad is wonderful and everyone's openness means a lot to me.
"I Don`t know…I`ll try with “good morningâ€, “good afternoonâ€, “how are you†and others that, let`s say, I cannot recall now
"I can always speak to coach Stanojevic when something is not clear to me and it's clear that keeper Stojkovic always wants to share a joke with us foreigners."
The 2009 World Youth best player also said he enjoys the Ghanaian music.
"I love Ghanaian music and I can't define it as a genre, as it's pretty much different to music I've heard in Europe. I also like gospel music and that's about it listening-wise.''
Adiyiah explained the reason for choosing the number 40 at the club.
"That`s a number I wear in Milan. I wanted number 20 there and I wanted it here as well, so I opted to double it to be twice the better player and I hope I`ll be lucky with it."
Adiyiah will make his Serbian league debut next weekend.