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Questions & Answers about Savršeno razumije klijente.
How do we get the adverb savršeno (perfectly) from the adjective for "perfect"?
Why does the word for clients end in -e (klijente)?
The clients are the direct object of the sentence (the people being understood), so the noun must be in the accusative case. The base word is the masculine noun klijent. For masculine nouns, the accusative plural ending is -e, making it klijente.
The translation says "She perfectly understands", but where is the word for "she"?
Croatian frequently drops subject pronouns like ona (she) because the verb form already shows who is doing the action. The verb razumije means "he, she, or it understands", and the specific person is understood from context.
Could we put savršeno at the end of the sentence instead?
Yes, Razumije klijente savršeno is also grammatically correct. However, placing the adverb right before the verb it describes, as seen in this sentence, is the most natural and common word order in Croatian.