Moja košarica je puno punija nego tvoja.

Questions & Answers about Moja košarica je puno punija nego tvoja.

Why do we use nego tvoja here instead of od tvoje?
Both are perfectly correct in Croatian! When comparing things, you can either use nego followed by the same case as the first noun (here, the nominative tvoja), or you can use od followed by the genitive case (od tvoje). Nego is often preferred when the structure of the comparison is straightforward.
Why does the word for "fuller" end in -ija here?
It comes from the base adjective pun (full). To make it comparative, we add the suffix -iji. Because it describes the feminine noun košarica, it takes the feminine singular ending, becoming punija.
Could I use mnogo punija instead of puno punija?
Yes, both mean "much fuller". Mnogo is considered slightly more formal and is standard in written Croatian, whereas puno is extremely common in everyday, spoken language to intensify a comparative adjective.
Does košarica only mean a physical shopping basket?
While it is the diminutive of košara (basket) and means a physical shopping basket in a supermarket, košarica is also the standard modern word used for a digital "shopping cart" or "basket" when shopping online.

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