Question	Answer
"Hello, " said Polly.	'Zdravo,' rekla je Polly.
"Hello, " said Polly.	'Zdravo,' rekla je Polly.
"Hello," said the boy.	'Zdravo,' rekao je dječak.
"I know how to wash myself," said Polly.	'Ja se znam umiti,' rekla je Polly.
"I know how to wash myself," said Polly. "And one should wash, especially if..."	'U svakom slučaju ja se znam umiti,' rekla je Polly. 'A umivati se treba, osobito ako...'
"Not even half as funny as Polly, " said Digory.	'Ni upola toliko smiješno kao Polly,' rekao je Digory.
"Not even half as funny as Polly, " said Digory. '	'Ni upola toliko smiješno kao Polly,' rekao je Digory.
"your gums would swell" /you would get a strong desire /your mouth would water	rasle bi vam zazubice
'Anyway I know how to wash myself,' said Polly.	'U svakom slučaju ja se znam umiti,' rekla je Polly.
'Digory,' said the boy.	'Digory,' rekao je dječak.
'Digory,' said the boy.	'Digory,' rekao je dječak.
'Hello,' said the boy. 'What's your name? '	'Zdravo,' rekao je dječak. 'Kako se zoveš?'
'Hello,' said the boy. 'What's your name?'	'Zdravo,' rekao dječak. 'Kako se zoveš?'
'It is quite funny,' said Polly.	'Baš je smiješno,' rekla je Polly.
'It is quite funny,' said Polly.	'Baš je smiješno,' rekla je Polly.
'Not really,' said Digory.	'Baš nije,' rekao je Digory.
'Not really,' said Digory.	'Baš nije,' rekao je Digory.
'Polly,' said Polly. 'How about you?'	'Polly,' rekla je Polly. 'A ti?'
'Polly,' said Polly. 'How about you?'	'Polly,' rekla je Polly. 'A ti?'
'What a funny name!' said Polly.	'Kakvo smiješno ime!' rekla je Polly.
'What a funny name!' said Polly.	'Kakvo smiješno ime!' rekla je Polly.
(It) could hardly be dirtier if he had dug in the ground with his hands	Teško da bi moglo biti prljavije da je rukama kopao po zemlji.
(It) could hardly be dirtier if he had dug in the ground with his hands, then had a good cry and afterwards wiped his face with his palms.	Teško da bi moglo biti prljavije da je rukama kopao po zemlji, zatim se dobro isplakao, a onda dlanovima obrisao lice.
(It) could hardly be dirtier if he had dug in the ground with his hands, then had a good cry and afterwards wiped his face with his palms.	Teško da bi moglo biti prljavije da je rukama kopao po zemlji, zatim se dobro isplakao, a onda dlanovima obrisao lice.
(makes) no sense	nema smisla
(of the) sense/ meaning (gen)	smisla
(of) one (gen long form masc/neutr)	jednoga
(used after nouns to express possessive - 's) (masc or masc /fem)	-ov - ev - in
a boy climbed	uzverao se dječak
a boy climbed up from the neighboring garden	iz susjednog vrta se uzverao dječak
a boy climbed up from the neighboring garden and peeked over the wall	iz susjednog vrta se uzverao dječak i provirio preko zida.
a little girl by the name Polly Plummer	djevojčica po imenu Polly Plummer
a long row	dugačak niz
a long row of houses	dugačak niz kuća
a man	jedan čov(je)k
a row (nom) of houses (gen) which (nom) were all (nom) connected	niz kuća koje su bile sve spojene
a stiff wide collar (long form) (lit. a wide stiff collar)	široki tvrdi ovratnik
about /circa /approximately	otprilike
about /concerning (+locative)	o
about something (loc)	o nečemu
about something which	o nečemu što
about something which happened	o nečemu što se dogodilo
adjacent /neighboring /next door (m/f/n)	susjedni - susjedna - susjedno
after the rain	iza kiše
all (m/f/n pl of sav )	svi - sve - sva
an old bachelor	stari neženja
an old bachelor and an old spinster	stari neženja i stara usidjelica
an old bachelor and an old spinster who lived together	stari neženja i stara usidjelica koji su živjeli zajedno
an old spinster	stara usidjelica
and	i
and (whereas) one should wash	a umivati se treba
and /also /too /as well	i
and /whereas	a
and one should wash, especially if...	a umivati se treba, osobito ako...
and then (o)	a onda
and then he had wiped his face	a onda je obrisao lice
any (. i... ) children *children in Croatian is a sg noun form (collective) adjectives are fem sg	nikakva djeca
arrival /coming (m)	dolazak
at /towards +dative	prema
At that time there lived a little girl in London by the name Polly Plummer.	Tada je u Londonu živjela djevojčica po imenu Polly Plummer.
At that time there lived a little girl in London by the name Polly Plummer.	Tada je u Londonu živjela djevojčica po imenu Polly Plummer.
At that time there lived a little girl in London.	Tada je u Londonu živjela djevojčica.
at the boy (dat)	prema dječaku
at the garden	prema vrtu
at the girl (dat)	prema djevojci
at the house (dat)	prema kući
awkward/unpleasant /uncomfortable (m/f/n)	neugodan - neugodna - neugodno
bachelor	neženja
back /backwards	natrag
Baker Street	ulica Baker
because	jer
because it would only make your mouth water in vain	jer bi vam samo uzalud rasle zazubice
because only "your gums would swell up" /because it would only make your mouth water	jer bi vam samo rasle zazubice
behind /after (+gen)	iza
behind that	iza toga
behind the house	iza kuće
book (f)	knjiga
brother	brat
brother and sister	brat i sestra
But /however	no
by /with (+locative)	po
by the name (loc)	po imenu
can/to be able to	moći
candy /sweet /confectionery (m)	slatkiš
case	slučaj
chapter (n)	poglavlje
cheap (m pl)	jeftini
cheap (m/f/n)	jeftin - jeftina - jeftino
child /boy	dječak
children	djeca
chronicle	kronika
chronicles	kronike
collar (part of clothing around the neck) (masc.-nom sg =acc sg)	ovratnik
connected (pl m/f/n)	spojeni - spojene - spojena
connected m/f/n)	spojen - spojena - spojeno
could (active past participle) (m /f/n sg)	mogao - mogla - moglo
curiosity	znatiželja
day (m)	dan
departure /going (m)	odlazak
departures	odlasci
dirtier (m /f /n - sg)	prljaviji - prljavija - prljavije
dirty (m/f/n)	prljav - prljava - prljavo
don't	nemoj
Don't cry	Nemoj plakati
door (n. - exists only in plural)	vrata
especially	osobito
even /either /nor /neither	ni
every /all (m-f-n)	svaki - svaka - svako
every day	svaki dan
every morning	svako jutro
every now and then	svako toliko
every person	svaki čov(j)ek
everyone of us	svaki od nas
exactly /precisely	tačno
face (neutr)	lice
father	otac
first (m/f/n)	prvi - prva - prvo
first book	prva knjiga
first chapter	prvo poglavlje
First Chapter	Prvo Poglavlje
from /out /of (+gen)	iz
from our (gen. m) world (gen. m)	iz našega svijeta
from our world to the land of Narnia	iz našega svijeta u zemlju Narniju
from the neighboring (gen) garden (gen)	iz susjednog vrta
from the world (gen.m)	iz svijeta
full (fem sg) of curiosity (gen)	puna znatiželje
full of (m/f/n) +gen	pun - puna - puno
funny (m/f /n)	smiješan - smiješna - smiješno
garden	vrt
girl	djevojka
good /well	dobro
grandfather	djed
grandfathers	djedovi
half	pol
half /halfway ('in the half' )	upola
hand /arm	ruka
hands (f)	ruke
hard (short form)	tvrd
hard(ly)	teško
he /she /it shows	pokazuje
he climbed	uzverao se
he dug	kopao je
he had dug the ground with (his) hands	kopao je rukama po zemlji
he had wiped his face with his palms	obrisao je dlanovima lice
he peeked	provirio je
he peeked over the wall	provirio je preko zida
he said	rekao je
Hello	Zdravo
house (f)	kuća
houses (nom) which (nom) where connected	kuće koje su bile spojene
how	kako
how	kako
how cheap and sweet (m. pl)	koliko jeftini i slatki
How cheap the sweets were	koliko su slatkiši bili jeftini
How cheap they (m) were	koliko su bili jeftini
how much /how many	koliko
how much... they (m) were.	koliko su bili
However she thought that	No pomislila je da
However she thought that it would not be polite.	No pomislila je da to ne bi bilo pristojno.
However the food was tastier.	No jelo je bilo ukusnije.
However the food was tastier; it makes no sense to tell you how cheap and sweet the candies were, because it would only make your mouth water in vain.	No jelo je bilo ukusnije; nema smisla da vam pričam koliko su slatkiši bili jeftini i slatki jer bi vam samo uzalud rasle zazubice.
However the food was tastier; it makes no sense to tell you how cheap and sweet the candies were, because it would only make your mouth water in vain.	No jelo je bilo ukusnije; nema smisla da vam pričam koliko su slatkiši bili jeftini i slatki jer bi vam samo uzalud rasle zazubice.
I am going back	idem natrag
I am who I am.	Kakav sam takav sam.
I know	znam
I know (how) to wash myself	ja se znam umiti
I tell	pričam
I tell you (pl dat)	pričam vam
I wash myself every morning with soap	svako jutro se umijem sapunom
if /that	da
if you were (ako + perfect - for conditionnel sentences that describe past realities)	ako si bio
if you were a boy	ako si bio dječak
if/that he had dug in the ground	da je kopao po zemlji
important (m/f/n)	važan - važna - važno
in (+loc)	u
in a house	u kući
in a long (loc) row (loc) of houses (gen pl)	u dugačkom nizu kuća
in a row (loc) of houses (gen) which (nom) were all (nom) connected	u nizu kuća koje su bile sve spojene
in any case /anyway	U svakom slučaju
in Baker street (loc)	u ulici Baker
in case	u slučaju
in Lewisham Road	u Lewisham Roadu
in London (loc)	u Londonu
in the garden	u vrtu
in the ground	po zemlji
in the house next door (in the neighboring house) (loc)	u susjednoj kući
in those days (loc)	u tim danima
In those days - if you were a boy -	U tim danima - ako si bio dječak -
in those days - if you were a boy - you had to	u tim si danima - ako si bio dječak - morao
In those days - if you were a boy- you had to wear a stiff wide collar.	U tim si danima - ako si bio dječak- morao nositi široki tvrdi ovratnik.
In those days - if you were a boy- you had to wear every day a stiff wide collar whereas the schools were in general more unpleasant than today.	U tim si danima- ako si bio dječak- morao svaki dan nositi široki tvrdi ovratnik a škole su uglavnom bile neugodnije nego danas.
In those days - if you were a boy- you had to wear every day a stiff wide collar whereas the schools were in general more unpleasant than today.	U tim si danima- ako si bio dječak- morao svaki dan nositi široki tvrdi ovratnik a škole su uglavnom bile neugodnije nego danas.
In those days - if you were a boy- you had to wear every day a stiff wide collar.	U tim si danima- ako si bio dječak- morao svaki dan nositi široki tvrdi ovratnik.
In those days Sir Sherlock Holmes lived still in Baker street whereas the Bastables looked for treasure in Lewisham Road.	U tim je danima gospodin Sherlock Holmes još stanovao u ulici Baker a Bastabiesi su tražili blago u Lewisham Roadu.
In those days Sir Sherlock Holmes lived still in Baker street.	U tim je danima gospodin Sherlock Holmes još stanovao u ulici Baker.
In those days Sir Sherlock Holmes still lived in Baker street whereas the Bastables looked for treasure in Lewisham Road.	U tim je danima gospodin Sherlock Holmes još stanovao u ulici Baker a Bastabiesi su tražili blago u Lewisham Roadu.
in those days you (m sg) had to	u tim si danima morao
in those days you had to wear a collar	u tim si danima morao nositi ovratnik
in vain	uzalud
is	je
it	to
it could	moglo bi
it could be	moglo bi biti
it could hardly be	Teško da moglo bi biti
it happened	dogodilo se
it is	to je
It is a story.	To je priča.
It is a very important story because it shows how the comings and goings from our world to the land of Narnia and back began.	To je vrlo važna priča jer pokazuje kako su započeli odlasci i dolasci iz našega svijeta u zemlju Narniju i natrag.
It is a very important story because it shows how the comings and goings from our world to the land of Narnia and back began.	To je vrlo važna priča jer pokazuje kako su započeli odlasci i dolasci iz našega svijeta u zemlju Narniju i natrag.
It is a very important story because it shows...	To je vrlo važna priča jer pokazuje
It is a very important story.	To je vrlo važna priča.
It is an important story.	To je važna priča.
it is pretty funny /it is so funny	baš je smiješno
It is very important.	vrlo je važno
It makes no sense to tell you (that I tell you)	nema smisla da vam pričam
It makes no sense to tell you how cheap the sweets were.	Nema smisla da vam pričam koliko su slatkiši bili jeftini.
it shows how	pokazuje kako
it shows how they began	pokazuje kako su započeli
it would not be	to ne bi bilo
it would not be polite	to ne bi bilo pristojno
just (adv)	baš
land /country /soil (f)	zemlja
Like father like son.	Kakav otac takav sin.
little girl	djevojčica
long (m/f/n)	dugačak - dugačka - dugačko
long ago	davno
magic /wizardry	čarobnjaštvo
man	čov(j)ek
manually / by hand (adverb)	ručno
meal /dish/food (n)	jelo
Miss	gospođica
more awkward (fem pl)	neugodnije
more unpleasant /more awkward (m/f/n)	neugodniji - neugodnija - neugodnije
morning	jutro
mostly /in general /all in all	uglavnom
name	ime
Narnia (imaginary country of this story)	Narnija
nephew	nećak
no food	nema jela
No problem	nema problema
no time	nema vremena
not even half as	ni upola kao
not really /not exactly /not very	baš nije
of houses (gen pl)	kuća
of Narnia (genitive)	iz Narnije
of the strange (gen m sg long form)	neobičnog(a)
old (m/f/n) (long form)	stari - stara - stare
once upon a time	jednom davno
one /a, an, some (m/f/n)	jedan - jedna - jedno
One morning (time expression >gen.)	jednoga jutra
One morning she was in the garden behind the house when a boy climbed up from the neighboring garden and peeked over the wall.	Jednoga je jutra bila u vrtu iza kuće, kad se iz susjednog vrta uzverao dječak i provirio preko zida.
One morning she was in the garden behind the house when a boy climbed up from the neighboring garden and peeked over the wall.	Jednoga je jutra bila u vrtu iza kuće, kad se iz susjednog vrta uzverao dječak i provirio preko zida.
One morning she was in the garden behind the house.	Jednoga je jutra bila u vrtu iza kuće.
One morning she was in the garden.	Jednoga je jutra bila u vrtu.
one should...	... se treba
only Mr and Miss Ketterley	samo gospodin Ketterley i gospođica Ketterley
only Mr. Ketterley	samo gospodin Ketterley
only Mr. Ketterley and Miss Ketterley, a brother and sister, an old bachelor and an old spinster, who lived together.	samo gospodin Ketterley i gospođica Ketterley, brat i sestra, stari neženja i stara usidjelica, koji su živjeli zajedno.
our	naš
over /across (+gen)	preko
over the wall	preko zida
palm (of the hand)	dlan
person	čov(j)ek
polite(ly) (adv)	pristojno
Polly was deeply surprised because until now there had not been any children in the house next door.	Polly se jako iznenadila, jer u susjednoj kući do tada nije bilo nikakve djece.
Polly was deeply surprised for there hadn't been any children in the house next door until then, only Mr. Ketterley and Miss Ketterley, a brother and sister, an old bachelor and an old spinster, who lived together.	Polly se jako iznenadila jer u susjednoj kući do tada nije bilo nikakve djece, samo gospodin Ketterley i gospođica Ketterley, brat i sestra, stari neženja i stara usidjelica, koji su živjeli zajedno.
Polly was deeply surprised for there hadn't been any children in the house next door until then, only Mr. Ketterley and Miss Ketterley, a brother and sister, an old bachelor and an old spinster, who lived together.	Polly se jako iznenadila jer u susjednoj kući do tada nije bilo nikakve djece, samo gospodin Ketterley i gospođica Ketterley, brat i sestra, stari neženja i stara usidjelica, koji su živjeli zajedno.
Polly was deeply surprised.	Polly se jako iznenadila.
Polly was surprised.	Polly se iznenadila.
pretty dirty (n)	prilično prljavo
pretty much /just about as much	baš otprilike
quite /pretty	prilično
rain	kiša
row /array /sequence /string (m)	niz
school (fem)	škola
schools	škole
sense /meaning (m)	smisao
sense /meaning (m)	smisao
sentence	rečenica
She broke off	prekinula je
She broke off the sentence.	Prekinula je rečenicu.
She glanced at the name. (dat n)	Pogledala je prema imenu.
she lived	živjela je
She lived in a house.	Živjela je u kući.
She lived in a long row of houses, which were all connected.	Živjela je u dugačkom nizu kuća koje su bile sve spojene.
She lived in a long row of houses, which were all connected.	Živjela je u dugačkom nizu kuća koje su bile sve spojene.
She lived in a long row of houses.	Živjela je u dugačkom nizu kuća.
she looked	pogledala je
She looked at the boy.	Pogledala je prema dječaku.
she said	rekla je
she thought that	pomislila je da
she wanted	htjela je
She wanted to say	Htjela je reći
She wanted to say 'if you are whining'	Htjela je reći 'ako si cmizdrio'
She wanted to say 'if you are whining', however she thought that it would not be polite.	Htjela je reći 'ako si cmizdrio', no pomislila je da to ne bi bilo pristojno.
She was in the garden.	Bila je u vrtu.
Show me (your) hands	pokaži mi ruke
Sir /gentleman /Mr	gospodin
Sir Sherlock Holmes	gospodin Sherlock Holmes
Sir Sherlock Holmes lived in Baker street	gospodin Sherlock Holmes je stanovao u ulici Baker
sister	sestra
snivel /whine /complain (whilst crying)	cmizdriti
so much /so many	toliko
So she looked at the boy, full of curiosity.	Pogledala je, dakle, prema dječaku puna znatiželje.
So she looked at the boy, full of curiosity.	Pogledala je, dakle, prema dječaku puna znatiželje.
So she looked at the boy.	Pogledala je, dakle, prema dječaku.
some /any /a (m/f/n)	nekakav - nekakva - nekakvo
some /any /a (pl m/f/n)	nekakvi - nekakve - nekakva
some people	jedni ljudi
something	nešto
something which	nešto što
son	sin
speaking (adv)	govoreći
speaking the truth /To say the truth	istinu govoreći
spinster	usidjelica
stiff /hard (long form)	tvrdi
still /yet	još
story (f)	priča
strange (m/f/n) (short form)	neobičan - neobična - neobično
street	ulica
such /of such kind	takav - takva - takvo
sweet (m/f/n)	sladak - slatka - slatko
sweets	slatkiši
synonym for nekakav	nikakav
tale /story /narrative (f)	pripovijest
tastier	ukusniji - ukusnija - ukusnije
tasty /savory (m /f/n)	ukusan - ukusna - ukusno
Teeth ( gums) grow to him (expression meaning he gets a strong desire for a certain food)	rastu mu zazubice
that (m/f/n)	taj - ta - to
that much /insofar	toliko
that sounds about right	to je otprilike tačno
that was also about what he did	baš je to otprilike i učinio
That's about all I have.	To je otprilike sve što imam.
That's about all the time we have	To je otprilike sve od vremena što imamo
that's about it / that's basically it	to je otprilike to
the arrivals	dolasci
the Bastables (kids trying to help their widowed father to recover family fortune)	Bastabiesi
the Bastables looked for	Bastabiesi su tražili
the Bastables looked for treasure	Bastabiesi su tražili blago
the Berlin wall	Berlinski zid
The Chronicles of Narnia	Kronike iz Narnije
The Chronicles of Narnia	Kronike iz Narnije
the comings and goings from our world to the land of Narnia (lit. the goings and comings)	odlasci i dolasci iz našega svijeta u zemlju Narniju
the face could be dirtier	Lice bi moglo biti prljavije.
The face could hardly be dirtier	Lice teško da bi moglo biti prljavije
the face of the strange boy	lice neobičnoga dječaka
The face was dirty.	Lice je bilo prljavo.
the food was	jelo je bilo
The food was tastier	Jelo je bilo ukusnije.
The food/meal was tasty.	Jelo je bilo ukusno.
the garden behind the house	vrt iza kuće
The houses were all connected.	Kuće su bile sve spojene .
The houses were connected.	Kuće su bile spojene.
The little girl lived in London.	Djevojčica je živjela u Londonu.
the magician's	čarobnjakov
The Magician's Nephew	Čarobnjakov Nećak
The Magician's Nephew	Čarobnjakov Nećak
the neighboring garden	susjedni vrt
the neighboring house	susjedna kuća
The schools were more unpleasant than today.	Škole su bile neugodnije nego danas.
The schools were more unpleasant.	Škole su bile neugodnije.
The story shows	Priča pokazuje
The story shows how the comings and goings from our world to the land of Narnia and back began.	Priča pokazuje kako su započeli odlasci i dolasci iz našega svijeta u zemlju Narniju i natrag.
the story shows how the departures and arrivals began	priča pokazuje kako su započeli odlasci i dolasci
the strange boy	neobičan dječak
The strange boy's face was dirty.	Lice neobičnoga dječaka bilo je prljavo.
The strange boy's face was pretty dirty.	Lice neobičnoga dječaka bilo je prilično prljavo.
The strange boy's face was pretty dirty.	Lice neobičnoga dječaka bilo je prilično prljavo.
The wrong door (n pl)	Pogrešna Vrata
The wrong door (n pl)	Pogrešna Vrata
then	zatim
then / at that time	tada
then /afterwards (o)	onda
then he had a good cry	zatim se dobro isplakao
Then he had a good cry and afterwards wiped his face with his palms.	Zatim se dobro isplakao a onda dlanovima obrisao lice
There had not been any (gen sg fem*) children. *children in Croatian is a sg noun form (collective), its adjectives are fem sg	Nije bilo nikakve djece.
There is not (+gen)	nema
There were children. (gen - used for expressing that things/persons exist)	Bilo je djece.
There were no children. (gen)	Nije bilo djece.
therefore /hence /so	dakle
they ( m) started	započeli su
They (fem) would grow (conditionnel)	Rasle bi
they (m) were (su can never be the first word of a phrase, but comes as soon as possible)	bili su
they grow	rastu
this (m/f/n)	ovaj - ova - ovo
This is a narrative	Ovo je pripovijest.
This is a narrative about a book(loc fem.).	Ovo je pripovijest o knjizi.
This is a narrative about a magician.(loc. masc.)	Ovo je pripovijest o čarobnjaku.
This is a narrative about something which happened long ago, while your grandfathers were still children.	Ovo je pripovijest o nečemu što se dogodilo davno, dok su vaši djedovi još bili djeca.
This is a narrative about something which happened long ago, while your grandfathers were still children.	Ovo je pripovijest o nečemu što se dogodilo davno, dok su vaši djedovi još bili djeca.
This is a narrative about something which happened long ago.	Ovo je pripovijest o nečemu što se dogodilo davno.
This is a narrative about something which happened.	Ovo je pripovijest o nečemu što se dogodilo.
This is a narrative about something.	Ovo je pripovijest o nečemu.
This is a narrative about the Magician's (loc m def) nephew (loc). (Magician's is considered as an adjective to nephew. Adjectives have both definite and indefinite forms)	Ovo je pripovijest o čarobnjakovom nećaku.
This is a narrative about the nephew. (loc. m.)	Ovo je pripovijest o nećaku.
this story	ova pripovijest
this(n) is	ovo je
those (loc pl m/f/n)	tim
tissue that swells around the tooth / swollen inflamed gum tissue	zazubice
to /into (+acc)	u
to be called	zvati se
to be surprised /estonished /take aback /startled	iznenaditi se
to call	zvati
to call on the phone	zvati na telefon
to clean the streets	umiti ulice
to climb	uzverati se
to connect /merge /join	spojiti
to cry	plakati
to dig	kopati
to do	učiniti
to eash one's face	umiti lice
to falsify history	umiti pov(ij)est
to go back	ići natrag
to grow	rasti
to happen	dogoditi se
to have a cry	isplakati se
to have a good cry	dobro se isplakati
to have to /must	morati
to him (dat sg of 'on')	mu
to imagine /plan /think	zamisliti
to live	živjeti
to live in /dwell /reside	stanovati
to look /glance /cast an eye on	pogledati
to look for (imperfective verb)	tražiti
to Narnia (acc. fem)	u Narniju
to peep /peek /glimpse	proviriti
to say /tell	reći
To say the truth that also was pretty much what he did.	Istinu govoreći, baš je to otprilike i učinio.
To say the truth that also was pretty much what he did.	Istinu govoreći, baš je to otprilike i učinio.
to show /demonstrate (imperfective verb)	pokazivati
to speak	govoriti
to start /begin	započeti
to stop /break /cut off	prekinuti
to talk /tell	pričati
to the land (acc. fem)	u zemlju
to the land of Narnia (the Narnian land)	u zemlju Narniju
to the land of Narnia and back	u zemlju Narniju i natrag
to think about sthg	pomisliti
to wash (imperfective form )	umivati
to wash /clean with water	umiti
to wash oneself	umiti se
to wear	nositi
to wipe (off) /delete	obrisati
to wish, /want /desire	htjeti
to you (pl) (dat)	vam
today	danas
together	zajedno
tooth (m)	zub
treasure (n)	blago
truth	istina
until now there had not been any children in the house next door	u susjednoj kući do tada nije bilo nikakve djece.
Until now there had not been any children.	Do tada nije bilo nikakve djece.
until then	do tada
very /deeply (j)	jako
very /extremely	vrlo
wall	zid
what / what kind of /like /the type of (m/f/n)	kakav - kakva - kakvo
What a funny name!	Kakvo smiješno ime!
What a man!	Kakav čov(j)ek!
What a name!	Kakvo ime!
What's your name? (How are you called?)	Kako se zoveš?
when (used for a short action that occurs during another action/for actions that occur in a period of life, When I was five...)	kad
whereas the Bastables looked for treasure in Lewisham Road	a Bastabiesi su tražili blago u Lewisham Roadu.
whereas the schools were	a škole su bile
whereas the schools were in general more unpleasant than today.	a škole su uglavnom bile neugodnije nego danas.
which /that (m/f/n - pl)	koji - koje - koja
which /that (m/f/n)	koji - koja - koje
which /that /what (sg /pl)	što - šta
which happened	što se dogodilo
while /as long as (to describe two long actions occuring at the same time. The kids played while I slept. /expressing contrast. I wanted to go to the sea whereas she prefered the mountains)	dok
while your grandfathers were	dok su vaši djedovi bili
while your grandfathers were still	dok su vaši djedovi još bili
while your grandfathers were still children	dok su vaši djedovi još bili djeca.
who lived	koji su živjeli
who lived together	koji su živjeli zajedno
wide /broad (short form - used for adj in predicate position)	širok
wide /broad - long form (used for definite adj. and for adj. not in predicate position)	široki
with ( your) hands (instrumental)	rukama
with the palms	dlanovima
wizard /sorcerer /magician	čarobnjak
world (m)	svijet
wrong (m/f/n sg)	pogrešan - pogrešna - pogrešno
wrong (m/f/n- pl)	pogrešni - pogrešne - pogrešna
Yeah, that's pretty much what I imagined.(f)	Da, to je otprilike to što sam zamislila.
Yeah, that's pretty much what I imagined.(m)	Da, to je otprilike to što sam zamislio.
you (m sg) had to	morao si
you (m sg) had to wear	morao si nositi
you (pl)	vi
you had to wear a collar	morao si nositi ovratnik
you had to wear a stiff wide collar	morao si nositi široki tvrdi ovratnik
You need to wash your face, especially if you are crying (whining).	Umivati se treba lice, osobito ako si cmizdrio.
your (of you all /pl.)	vaš
your (of you all/pl) "things" > m. pl	vaši
your grandfathers	vaši djedovi
your grandfathers were	vaši djedovi su bili