Questions & Answers about Vjetar je danas jak.
Croatian has no articles like a/an or the.
The noun vjetar on its own can mean wind, the wind, or a wind, depending on context.
So Vjetar je danas jak can be understood as The wind is strong today or simply Wind is strong today.
Je is the 3rd person singular present tense of the verb biti (to be).
The main present-tense forms of biti are:
- (ja) sam – I am
- (ti) si – you are (singular, informal)
- (on/ona/ono) je – he/she/it is
- (mi) smo – we are
- (vi) ste – you are (plural / formal)
- (oni/one/ona) su – they are
So Vjetar je danas jak = The wind is strong today (Wind is today strong literally).
No. In standard Croatian you normally must include the verb biti in the present tense.
- ✅ Vjetar je danas jak. – correct
- ❌ Vjetar danas jak. – sounds wrong / ungrammatical in standard Croatian