Breakdown of Majstor će proveriti plafon.
Questions & Answers about Majstor će proveriti plafon.
Majstor literally means master craftsman, but in everyday Serbian it often means repairman, handyman, technician, or workman, depending on context.
So in this sentence, majstor is probably the person who does repair or inspection work, not necessarily an artist or master in the English sense.
Yes. će proveriti is a way to form the future tense in Serbian.
- će = a future auxiliary, roughly will
- proveriti = to check
So:
- Majstor će proveriti plafon.
- The repairman will check the ceiling.
This is the normal future I construction.
Proveriti is the infinitive form, meaning to check.
In this sentence, Serbian uses:
- će + infinitive
So:
- će proveriti = will check
By contrast, means , so it is a form, not the infinitive.