Questions & Answers about Moj sin je danas nemirniji nego jučer.
What case is moj sin, and why is moj in that form?
Moj sin is in the nominative case because it is the subject of the sentence: my son is the one who is more restless.
Moj matches sin in:
That is why you get:
- moj sin = my son
- not moja sin or moje sin
Croatian possessive words must agree with the noun they describe.
Why is there no word for the or a before sin?
Croatian does not have articles like English the and a/an.
So:
- sin can mean a son or the son
- moj sin means my son
Croatian usually makes the meaning clear from context instead of using articles.
What does je mean here?