| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Kars is reading a book | Kars čita knjigu |
| You don't have a glass | Nemaš čašu |
| The store is never open (never works) | Trgovina nikad ne radi |
| I'm watching the sea | Gledam more |
| I love fruit | Volim voće |
| He is waiting for his brother | On čeka brata Add the ending -a to masculine words that describe living creatures in accusative |
| She is watching a horse | Ona gleda konja |
| What are you drinking? -Coffee. | Šta piješ? -Kafu |
| Mark is leaving for Germany | Mark odlazi u Njemačku If going to a real place, add "u" and then add -u to the place name (if its feminine) |
| I'm going to croatia | Idem u Hrvatsku |
| Su is going to school | Su ide u školu |
| I'm going to the roof | Idem na krov "na" this time because the roof is a flat surface, so you would be on it |
| We are going | Idemo |
| We're going to the beach | Idemo na plažu "na" is mostly used if the place name isn't literal (a beach is a broad term for any beach) if its a flat surface, if its a place of activity or if its a mountain |
| I'm going out for tea | Idem na čaj |
| Today we aren't going to the cinema | Danas ne idemo u kino |
| We are going soon | Uskoro idemo |
| Where are we going | Gdje idemo "Kuda" can also be used |
| She is showering | Ona se kupa "se" specifies that the person doing the action is doing it to themselves |
| She is showering the dog | Ona kupa psa |
| I see the wall | vidim zid "Zid", despite being masculine, is not living, so you don't add -a to it |
| Ana is dressing | Ana se oblači |
| You're finally waking up | Napokon se budiš |
| My name is Ege (I call myself) | Zovem se Ege |
| The soup is cooking | Supa se kuha the soup is cooking itself, literally |
| The window opens | Prozor se otvara |
| We are laughing | Smijemo se it doesn't always make sense |
| I'm not having fun | Ne zabavljam se |
| You shave every day | Briješ se svaki dan |
| It's cold | Hladno je |
| It's too hot | Prevruće je |
| How's the weather? | Kakvo je vrijeme? |
| How's it going? | Kako je |
| It's very cold today | Danas je vrlo hladno |
| It's almost five thirty | Skoro je pet i trideset |
| It's night already? | Već je noć? |
| It's only morning | Tek je jutro |
| The train comes at three o' clock | Voz dolazi u tri |
| Feminine nouns | () Almost all feminine nouns end in -a:
Riba, mačka, papuča, boca... |
| The fish is big | Riba je velika if noun female, add -a to adjective |
| The house is small | Kuća je mala |
| Neuter nouns | () Almost all nouns that end in -e, -o are neuter: dijete, sunce, auto |
| The sun isn't strong | Sunce nije jako if noun neuter, add -o to adjective |
| Masculine nouns | () Almost all nouns that end in a consonant (a letter that isnt a, e, i, o, u) are masculine: konj, čovjek, put... |
| The way is long | Put je dug If noun is masculine, add nothing to adjective |
| He is tall | On je visok |
| Dinner is ready | Ručak je gotov |
| She is healthy | Ona je zdrava |
| The glass is full | Čaša je puna |
| Little kitten | Mali mačić Some adjectives need an -i when they are next to the masculine word they describe |
| Big dog | Veliki pas |
| It's ugly | Ružno je |