dolaziti

to come

Usages of dolaziti

• Dolazim za minutu, odmah poslije doručka.: I am coming in a minute, right after breakfast.
• Moji prijatelji dolaze večeras.: My friends are coming tonight.
• Tko dolazi na ručak danas?: Who is coming to lunch today?
• Ne smiješ zatvoriti vrata dok djeca dolaze.: You may not close the door while the children are coming.
• Ne dolazim u restoran zbog posla.: I am not coming to the restaurant because of work.
• Vlak dolazi točno u šest, pa nemoj kasniti.: The train comes exactly at six, so don’t be late.
• Moji roditelji dolaze u petak navečer.: My parents are coming on Friday evening.
• Doktorica dolazi u školu poslijepodne.: The (female) doctor is coming to the school in the afternoon.
• Nitko danas ne dolazi u kino.: Nobody is coming to the cinema today.
• Na aerodrom dolazimo rano, jer naš avion leti u sedam.: We come to the airport early, because our plane flies at seven.
• Moj kolega danas ne dolazi u ured.: My colleague is not coming to the office today.
• Učiteljica kaže da je svaki put kad napredujemo važan i da uspjeh dolazi polako.: The teacher says that every time we make progress is important and that success comes slowly.
• Volonter često dolazi u azil za životinje.: The volunteer often comes to the animal shelter.
• Na turnir dolaze roditelji kao navijači i navijačice, pa je dvorana puna glasnih ljudi.: Parents come to the tournament as male and female fans, so the hall is full of loud people.
• Na festival dolaze susjedi iz cijelog susjedstva.: Neighbors from the whole neighborhood come to the festival.
• Hrvatski je moj omiljeni jezik, iako nije službeni jezik u državi iz koje dolazim.: Croatian is my favorite language, although it is not the official language in the country I come from.
• Upravo sada pišem poruku Ani i pitam je dolazi li u park.: Right now I’m writing a message to Ana and asking her if she’s coming to the park.
• Sutra dolazim iz Zagreba, pa se vidimo u parku.: Tomorrow I’m coming from Zagreb, so see you in the park.
• Nemam vremena, zato ne dolazim večeras.: I don’t have time, so I’m not coming tonight.
• Da barem sve mogu riješiti online, ne bih morala dolaziti u općinu svaki put.: If only I could handle everything online, I wouldn’t have to come to the municipality every time.
• Ovaj put dolazimo ranije u kino, da ne propustimo početak filma.: This time we are coming to the cinema earlier so we don’t miss the beginning of the movie.
• Nemoj toliko žuriti; vlak dolazi točno u šest.: Don’t hurry so much; the train arrives exactly at six.
• U kolovozu moja baka rijetko dolazi u grad, jer joj je srpanj bio dovoljno vruć.: In August my grandmother rarely comes to the city, because July was hot enough for her.
• Na vjenčanje dolazi rodbina iz dva grada, pa će stan biti pun gostiju.: Relatives from two cities are coming to the wedding, so the apartment will be full of guests.

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