Accusative adjectives and 'my...'

Nouns are thing words, they can either be people, places or things: Cat, America, David, sorrow, hamburger... ; Verbs are actions: to knit, do dance, to fight, to love, to run... ; Adjectives are description words: Red, big, ugly, sad, quick, fat, powerful...

If you want to put an adjective before a noun in accusative, you also gotta make the adjective accusative, and it's quite simple, just add a -u to the adjective, just how you add -u to the noun itself

'krv' is female, consider it an exception, yet the adjective still takes an -u

For male nouns, the adjective gets -og in the accusative

Inanimate nouns such as: wall, bottle, table, window get the '-i' ending, but animate nouns like: horse, dog, human, dinosaur, ghost, robot, worm all get '-og'

For neuter accusative adjectives, dont add anything

Animate MALE nouns (living things) get an '-a' in the accusative: Konja, dinosaura, čovjeka... Also, sometimes you will see -eg instead of -og like in the previous example sentence (If its one of those adjectives that end in -e when describing a neuter noun)

New useful word: moj (mine), it changes depending on gender of whatever it possesses: moj konj, moje auto, moja jabuka

Moje - moj (neuter)

Gendered accusatives also apply to "moj"; in this instance, -og is added to "moj" somewhere in there... (note: there is also a distinction between animacy.) (note2: you can use mojeg instead of mog but its rare)

moj - moju (feminine accusative); just add -u again lol

Imati - to have

Nemati - to not have

NEVER SAY PICA