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Usages of reći
Prije nego što počnemo, reci adresu.
Before we start, say the address.
Roditelji su rekli da im se sviđa naš plan.
The parents said that they like our plan.
Jesi li čula što je rekla učiteljica?
Did you hear what the teacher said?
Jučer smo se dogovorili s njom, ali je netko zaboravio reći vrijeme.
Yesterday we made an arrangement with her, but someone forgot to say the time.
Jučer je vozač autobusa rekao da u četvrtak neće biti gužve.
Yesterday the bus driver said that on Thursday there will not be a crowd.
Bilo bi dobro da svaki tim u školi može slobodno reći svoje mišljenje.
It would be good if every team at school could freely say their opinion.
Roditelji su rekli da moram više paziti na vrijeme i ne kasniti na ispit.
The parents said that I have to pay more attention to the time and not be late for the exam.
Prodavačica mi je dala račun i rekla da je povrat moguć.
The saleswoman gave me the receipt and said that a refund is possible.
Ne mogu se sjetiti što je rekla učiteljica.
I can’t remember what the teacher said.
Mehaničar je jutros pregledao motor i rekao da je sve u redu.
The mechanic checked the engine this morning and said that everything is fine.
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