ja

Usages of ja

Ja imam vodu.
I have water.
Ja volim kafu.
I like coffee.
Ja sam ovde.
I am here.
Ja živim u gradu.
I live in the city.
Ja idem u grad.
I am going to the city.
Ja sada pijem vodu.
I am drinking water now.
Ja sada ne pijem kafu.
I am not drinking coffee now.
Ja imam hleb i vodu.
I have bread and water.
Ti voliš kafu, ali ja volim čaj.
You like coffee, but I like tea.
Ja jedem hleb.
I am eating bread.
Ja jedem hranu u kući.
I am eating food in the house.
Ja vidim auto.
I see a car.
Ja vidim dete.
I see the child.
Ja sada čitam knjigu.
I am reading a book now.
Ja čitam knjigu svako veče.
I read a book every evening.
Ja nisam slobodan sutra.
I am not free tomorrow.
Ja sam umoran svako veče.
I am tired every evening.
Ja sada čitam knjigu, a ona pije čaj.
I am reading a book now, and she is drinking tea.
Moja sestra i ja sada idemo zajedno u grad.
My sister and I are going to the city together now.
Ja sada pišem pismo.
I am writing a letter now.
Ja sam juče poslala pismo prijateljici.
I sent a letter to a female friend yesterday.
Ja i moja sestra smo juče bile zajedno u parku.
My sister and I were together in the park yesterday.
Ja sam gladna i želim ručak sada.
I am hungry and I want lunch now.
Ja pomažem majci sa ručkom.
I am helping my mother with lunch.
Ja pijem kafu sa mlekom.
I drink coffee with milk.
Apoteka je blizu škole, ali ja sada idem u prodavnicu.
The pharmacy is near the school, but I am going to the store now.
Ja danas idem u školu brže nego moja sestra.
Today I am going to school faster than my sister.
Moj brat čita brže nego ja.
My brother reads faster than I do.
Ja sada radim u kancelariji.
I am working in the office now.
Ja ponekad učim jezik na računaru.
I sometimes study a language on the computer.
Ja nikad neću kupiti ove cipele.
I will never buy these shoes.
Često učim jezik sa sestrom, jer ona uči brže nego ja.
I often study a language with my sister, because she learns faster than I do.
Ja često šaljem poruke sestri.
I often send messages to my sister.
Ja sam juče našla ključ u torbi.
I found the key in the bag yesterday.
Ona želi da mi da haljinu, a ja želim da njoj dam jaknu.
She wants to give me a dress, and I want to give her a jacket.
Moja sestra danas nosi haljinu, a ja nosim pantalone.
My sister is wearing a dress today, and I am wearing pants.
Ja uvek nosim ključ u torbi.
I always carry a key in my bag.
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