Questions & Answers about Vakcina je u ambulanti.
Why is it ambulanti and not ambulanta?
Because after u when it means a fixed location (in / at), Serbian uses the locative case.
- base form: ambulanta
- locative singular: ambulanti
So:
- u ambulanti = in / at the clinic
This is very common with feminine nouns ending in -a:
- škola → u školi
- soba → u sobi
- ambulanta → u ambulanti
What case is vakcina in?
Vakcina is in the nominative singular. It is the subject of the sentence.
The sentence structure is:
- Vakcina = subject
- je = is
- u ambulanti = location phrase
So vakcina stays in its basic dictionary form here.
Is vakcina feminine?
Yes. Vakcina is a feminine noun.
A quick clue is that it ends in -a, which very often marks feminine nouns in Serbian.
Because it is singular and feminine, if you added an adjective, the adjective would also be feminine singular: