Questions & Answers about Volim voće, posebno jabuke i banane.
Because Serbian often drops the subject pronoun when it is already clear from the verb form.
- volim = I love / I like
- so ja is not necessary
You can say Ja volim voće, but it usually adds emphasis, like I like fruit.
Volim is the 1st person singular present tense form of the verb voleti (to love / to like).
So:
- ja volim = I like / I love
- ti voliš = you like
- on/ona/ono voli = he/she/it likes
In everyday Serbian, voleti is commonly used for both loving and liking, depending on context.
In Serbian, voće is usually treated as a collective or mass noun, similar to English fruit when it means the category in general.
So:
- Volim voće = I like fruit
- not necessarily one fruit
Grammatically, is a , even though its meaning is collective.