Croatian in everyday situations · Grammar review

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Croatian in everyday situations

Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.

Nula do deset, koliko ključeva

Learn the complete set . Telephone digits are spoken separately. The course number is .

Counting changes noun forms: , , . After , a counted noun uses genitive plural: . Genitive plural may differ from the ordinary plural .

agree with the noun; goes with masculine/neuter, with feminine. Learn these patterns as complete small phrases, rather than adding an English plural ending.

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PatternExampleMeaning
I have one key.
I have two keys.
I have five keys.
How many keys do you have?

Jedanaest do dvadeset, htio bih

Continue . With five and higher, use the genitive plural: , .

The courtesy chunk means I would like. It is a conditional expression, not future or ordinary past meaning. The male learner uses , the female ; stays first-person singular for both.

Order with the accusative: , , . is two eggs, two cups. Use to decline something. A greeting and keep the exchange polite.

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PatternExampleMeaning
I would like tea.
I would like water.
I want tea.
I do not want coffee.

Dva eura, bez šećera, račun

Tens are , then . Prices are spoken with euro/cent forms: , , , .

Coffee is €2.30, tea €1.50, a roll €0.60 and cake €3.50. Tea plus a roll is €2.10. Ask or . The plural noun is not copied unchanged after every number.

takes genitive: . is the guest’s complete order at table three. says you have nothing yet; means already.

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PatternExampleMeaning
Coffee is two euros thirty.
Tea is one euro fifty.
A roll is sixty cents.
Tea is without sugar.

Znam, poznajem, mnogo jabuka

Use for knowing a fact and for knowing a person: , . plus the infinitive can express a learned skill, which is practised later.

take genitive: , . With quantities from five up, , . Masculine animate direct objects often add -a: .

The verb negative remains for most verbs: . Have is special: . Six and sixteen are distinct: . A friendly replies to thanks.

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PatternExampleMeaning
I know your number.
I know Miki personally.
I want six apples.
Lana counts sixteen.

S mlijekom, bez šećera

takes the instrumental: , , . takes the genitive: , . The added in helps pronunciation, especially before .

Common instrumental forms include masculine -om · -em, feminine -om, neuter -om: , , . Use the actual common word rather than guessing every exception.

A complete order costs €8.00: milk tea1.70, eggs2.60, cheese bread2.80, water0.90. Paying ten gives two euros change. ends an order; means free of charge.

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PatternExampleMeaning
Tea with milk.
Bread with cheese.
Coffee without sugar.
A pancake with butter.
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