Questions & Answers about Da li imate veću veličinu koju mogu da probam?
Da li is a very common way to form a yes/no question in Serbian.
So:
- Imate veću veličinu. = You have a bigger size.
- Da li imate veću veličinu? = Do you have a bigger size?
It does not translate word-for-word very naturally into English; it simply signals that the sentence is a question.
You may also hear questions formed without da li, just by intonation:
- Imate veću veličinu?
That is also natural in everyday speech.
Imate is the 2nd person plural form of imati = to have.
But in Serbian, just like in many European languages, the plural form is also used as a polite singular when speaking to one person formally, such as a store employee.
So here:
- imate = do you have (formal / polite, or plural)
- imaš = do you have (informal singular, to a friend, child, etc.)
Since this sentence would normally be said in a shop, imate is the expected choice.