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imam, imaš, nimaš

Having, pointing and saying no

Having, pointing and saying no

means to have: I have, you have, he/she/it has. A direct object uses the accusative. With an inanimate masculine noun it often looks unchanged: .

Negated forms join to the verb: , , . For , use , , . Learn as a whole early phrase; the genitive after negation will be practised in module 2.

Point with (this key), (this café), or neuter in Questions can use , but ordinary speech also uses question intonation:

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FormExampleMeaning
I have a key.
You have a key.
Muri is not my cat.
What is this?
I am hungry too.
I am not a bad neighbour.
  • Jaz imam ključ.I have a key.

  • Ti imaš ključ.You have a key.

  • Muri ni moj maček.Muri is not my cat.

  • Kaj je to?What is this?

  • Tudi jaz sem lačen.I am hungry too.

    Tudi jaz sem lačna.I am hungry too.

  • Nisem slab sosed.I am not a bad neighbour.

    Nisem slaba soseda.I am not a bad neighbour.

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