Word
Idemo na tržnicu ujutro; tamo je salata dobra.
Meaning
We are going to the market in the morning; the salad there is good.
Part of speech
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Questions & Answers about Idemo na tržnicu ujutro; tamo je salata dobra.
Why is it "na tržnicu" rather than "u tržnicu" or "na tržnici"?
- na + accusative expresses movement toward an open/public place: na tržnicu = to the market.
- na + locative expresses location: na tržnici = at the market.
- u + accusative/locative is used more for enclosed spaces (e.g., u trgovinu “to the store,” u trgovini “in the store”). U tržnicu sounds odd; idiomatically we say na tržnicu.
What case is "tržnicu," and how does it decline?
- tržnicu is the accusative singular of the feminine noun tržnica (“market”).
- Useful singular forms:
- Nominative: tržnica
- Accusative: tržnicu
- Genitive: tržnice
- Dative/Locative: tržnici
- Instrumental: tržnicom
What’s the difference between "tržnica," "trgovina," and "tržište"?
- tržnica: an open-air farmers’ market.
- trgovina: a shop/store.
- tržište: “market” in the economic sense or a marketplace square in a more abstract/formal sense, not the everyday place you go to buy produce.
Does "Idemo" mean “we go,” “we’re going,” or “let’s go”?