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Learn Hardcore Croatian: Neograničeni pozivi su važni. - Unlimited calls are important.

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Neograničeni pozivi su važni.

Neograničeni pozivi su važni.

Unlimited calls are important.

Breakdown of Neograničeni pozivi su važni.

neograničeni pozivi

unlimited calls

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Questions & Answers about Neograničeni pozivi su važni.

What does each word in Neograničeni pozivi su važni. do?

A natural word-by-word breakdown is:

Neograničeni = unlimited
pozivi = calls
su = are
važni = important

So the structure is:

Neograničeni pozivi = the subject, unlimited calls
su važni = the predicate, are important

Croatian often looks very straightforward in sentences like this: subject + form of "to be" + adjective.

Why is there no word for the or a?

Because Croatian does not have articles like English a/an/the.

So Neograničeni pozivi can mean:

Unlimited calls in general
or, depending on context, the unlimited calls

Usually the context tells you whether the meaning is general or specific. In this sentence, it most naturally sounds like a general statement: Unlimited calls are important.

Is pozivi the plural of poziv?

Yes.

singular: poziv = call
plural: pozivi = calls

So if you wanted the singular sentence, it would be:

Neograničeni poziv je važan. = An unlimited call is important.

Notice that when the noun changes from singular to plural, the verb and adjective also change.

What case is pozivi, and how do I know it is the subject?

Pozivi is in the nominative plural.

You can tell it is the subject because:

it matches the plural verb su = are
the sentence is describing what pozivi are like
važni agrees with it as a predicate adjective

So the basic logic is:

pozivi = the thing being talked about
su važni = what is being said about them

Why does neograničeni end in -i?

Because it has to agree with pozivi.

In Croatian, adjectives agree with the noun they describe in:

gender
number
case

Here:

pozivi is masculine plural nominative
so neograničeni must also be masculine plural nominative

That is why you see neograničeni pozivi.

Why is it važni and not važan?

Because važni has to agree with the subject pozivi, which is plural.

Compare:

poziv je važan = the call is important
- singular masculine
pozivi su važni = the calls are important
- plural masculine

So:

važan = singular masculine
važni = plural masculine

Even though važni comes after the verb, it still agrees with the subject.

What exactly is su?

Su is the 3rd person plural present tense of biti = to be.

So:

je = is
su = are

Examples:

Poziv je važan. = The call is important.
Pozivi su važni. = The calls are important.

In standard Croatian, you normally do need su here. You cannot simply leave it out.

Why is su in the middle? Can the word order change?

Yes, Croatian word order is fairly flexible, but su is a clitic, and clitics usually go in second position.

That is why the neutral sentence is:

Neograničeni pozivi su važni.

You can also change the order for emphasis, for example:

Važni su neograničeni pozivi. = emphasis on important
Neograničeni pozivi važni su is much less natural in normal usage

So the given sentence is the most neutral and natural version.

How do you pronounce Neograničeni pozivi su važni?

A rough English-friendly guide:

Neograničeni = neh-oh-grah-nee-CHEH-nee
pozivi = poh-ZEE-vee
su = soo
važni = VAZH-nee

Useful sounds:

č sounds like ch in church
ž sounds like the s in measure

So važni starts with a sound like vazh-.

Does pozivi definitely mean phone calls here?

In this sentence, yes, most likely.

The noun poziv can mean different kinds of call, depending on context, such as:

a phone call
an invitation
a calling/vocation in some contexts

But with neograničeni = unlimited, the most natural meaning is unlimited phone calls, like in a mobile plan or service package.

Could I also say Neograničeni pozivi su bitni instead of važni?

Yes, you could, but the nuance is slightly different.

važni = important
bitni = essential / important / significant

In many everyday contexts, they can overlap. But važni is the most direct match for English important here.

So:

Neograničeni pozivi su važni. = the clearest standard version for Unlimited calls are important.

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