Usages of što
Jesi li čula što je rekla učiteljica?
Did you hear what the teacher said?
Što on kaže?
What is he saying?
Ne volim kupovati skupe stvari svaki dan, radije kupujem samo što trebam.
I do not like to buy expensive things every day; I prefer to buy only what I need.
Napokon živimo u vremenu u kojem svatko može slobodno govoriti što misli.
Finally we live in a time in which everyone can freely say what they think.
Neka svatko mirno kaže svoje mišljenje, pa ćemo zajedno odlučiti što je najbolje.
Let everyone calmly say their opinion, and then we will decide together what is best.
Dobar savjet je da svaku pogrešku gledamo kao nešto iz čega učimo.
A good piece of advice is that we see every mistake as something from which we learn.
Jednom sam zaboravio novčanik kod kuće i pitao se što da radim u supermarketu.
Once I forgot my wallet at home and wondered what to do in the supermarket. (male speaker)
Ne znam što da obučem, jer je sva moja odjeća ili previše tanka ili previše topla.
I don’t know what to wear, because all my clothes are either too thin or too warm.
Ona zna zabaviti goste pričajući priče o tome što se dogodilo u njihovom djetinjstvu, čak i kad je tema malo neugodna.
She knows how to entertain the guests by telling stories about what happened in their childhood, even when the topic is a bit unpleasant.
Kad poštar donese pismo iz knjižare, odmah ga otvaram i čitam što piše.
When the postman brings a letter from the bookstore, I immediately open it and read what it says.
U školi djeca danas uče što znači Svjetski dan zaštite okoliša.
At school the children are learning today what World Environment Day means.
Ako gradonačelnica bude radila što je obećala, grad će biti zeleniji i čišći.
If the mayor (female) does what she promised, the city will be greener and cleaner.
Što znači ta priča?
What does that story mean?
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