Questions & Answers about Ti voliš hleb.
Yes. In Serbian, the verb ending already tells you the subject here: -š in voliš shows 2nd person singular (you, informal singular).
So Ti voliš hleb literally includes you, but Serbian often drops subject pronouns when they are not needed:
- Voliš hleb. = You love/like bread.
- Ti voliš hleb. = You love/like bread.
Including ti often adds emphasis, contrast, or clarity. For example, it can sound like:
- You like bread.
- As for you, you like bread.
So the sentence is grammatical, but ti is not always necessary.
Voliš is the present tense, 2nd person singular form of the verb voleti.
The verb voleti means to love or to like, depending on context.
Here is the present tense of voleti:
- ja volim = I love/like
- ti voliš = you love/like
- on/ona/ono voli = he/she/it loves/likes
- mi volimo = we love/like
- vi volite = you love/like
- oni/one/ona vole = they love/like
So voliš specifically means you love/like.