Breakdown of Kada nemam plan za vikend, volim da ostanem kod kuće i čitam.
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Yes. Kada means when.
In everyday Serbian, kad is very common and often sounds more natural in casual speech:
- Kada nemam plan za vikend...
- Kad nemam plan za vikend...
Both are correct.
Very broadly:
- kada = a bit more neutral or formal
- kad = more conversational
Because Kada nemam plan za vikend is a subordinate clause, and it is followed by the main clause:
- Kada nemam plan za vikend,
- volim da ostanem kod kuće i čitam.
Serbian usually separates this kind of dependent clause with a comma. This is more regular in Serbian than in English.
Because Serbian often drops subject pronouns when the verb ending already shows who the subject is.
Here the verb forms tell us it is I:
- nemam = I do not have
- volim = I like
- ostanem = I stay / remain
- čitam = I read