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Giraffa wrote:4C.
Imam reči.

Ooops... I shouldn't have put this word, just ignore it.

I didn't want to make it too complicated, but reč is a femenine word that ends in a consonant. (remember those? ) Their accusative forms are simmple: it's the same as their Nominatives.

Bugi wrote:I didn't want to make it too complicated, but reč is a femenine word that ends in a consonant. (remember those? ) Their accusative forms are simmple: it's the same as their Nominatives.

Oh, I should have thought of it. All this is very similar to Russian, of course. Though we mostly use Genitive in negative constructions.

Bugi wrote:I didn't want to make it too complicated, but reč is a femenine word that ends in a consonant. (remember those? ) Their accusative forms are simmple: it's the same as their Nominatives.

Oh, I should have thought of it. All this is very similar to Russian, of course. Though we mostly use Genitive in negative constructions.

Giraffa.

Giraffa wrote:4C.

Nemam avione.
Nemam bašte.
Imam bluze.
Imam cvetove.
Imam drugove.
Imam flaše.
Imam grla.
Imam ispite.
Imam majke.
Imam mantile.
Nemam mostove.
Imam olovke.
Oooh... Imam radove!
Imam reče.
Nemam sveske.

I just happened to be here now, so, if Bugi doesn't mind, I'll just tell you that you did everything right except one.

Imam reči

Some of these sentences, of course, are quite pointless. Can you ever imagine someone saying "I have bridges", "I have throats"
or "I have (the) mothers"?!

Ved wrote:I just happened to be here now, so, if Bugi doesn't mind, I'll just tell you that you did everything right except one.

Imam reči

Some of these sentences, of course, are quite pointless. Can you ever imagine someone saying "I have bridges", "I have throats"
or "I have (the) mothers"?!

Thanks, Bugi actually has already mentioned about reci above. And as for the example phrases... They are much, much better than nothing!!!

Ved wrote:I just happened to be here now, so, if Bugi doesn't mind,

Of course I don't mind, in fact, I could use all the help I can get.

Nice to see you here, Ved.

Pridružio sam se razredu

Exercise 1A
1. Ja sam Marko.
2. Mi smo tamo.
3. On i ona su u Srbiji.
4. Vi ste ovde.
5. Ti i ja smo prijatelji.
6. Ona je Marija.
7. Ti i Aleksandar ste u školi.
8. One su napolju.

Dobro došao, Fenek!

Bravo, bez ijedne greške!

Welcome, Fenek!

Bravo, without a single mistake!

Bugi wrote:Exercises 2A: Translate into Serbian:

1. a young servant
2. a beautifil house
3. stupid things
4. a salty sea
5. hardworking collegues
6. young cats

(Vocabulary for this exercise: mlad = young, kuća (f) = house, sluga (m) = servant, glup = stupid, slan = salty, marljiv = hardworking, kolega (m) = collegue.)

1. mlad sluga
2. lepa kuća
3. glupe stvari
4. slano more
5. marljive kolege
6. mlade mačke

Bugi wrote:Exercise 2B: Rewrite the following phrases into plural

1. Učitelj je lep.
2. Sudija je tih
3. Knjiga je nova
4. Ja sam visok
5. Kuća je velika

1. Učitelji su lepi.
2. Sudije su tihe.
3. Knjige su nove.
4. Mi smo visoki.
5. Kuće su velike.

Bugi wrote:Exercise 3A: Give the plural of these nouns

1. put (m. -ev-) = road
2. knjiga (f.) = book
3. plan (m. -ov-) = plan
4. radnik (m.) = worker
5. krst (m. -ov-) = cross
6. jutro (morning) = morning
7. siromah (m) = a poor man
8. vuk (m., double form) = wolf
9. duh (m., double form) = ghost

1. putevi
2. knjige
3. planovi
4. radnici
5. krstovi
6. jutra
7. siromasi
8. vuci, vukovi
9. dusi, duhovi

Bugi wrote:Exercise 3B: Complete the following table

1. dobar - dobra - dobro (good)
2. ljubazan - ljubazna - ljubazno (polite)
3. dosadan - dosadna - dosadno (boring)
4. sitan - sitna - sitno (tiny)
5. tanak - tanka - tanko (thin)

I want a bosanski and crnogorski forum too

Fenek, odlično ti ide. Samo tako nastavi.

Bugi wrote:Exercise 4A: Fill in the blanks with the affirmative form of the verb imati.

1. Ja imam.
2. Oni imaju.
3. Mi imamo.
4. Ana ima.
5. Ana i Bojan imaju.
6. Ti i ja imamo.
7. Vi imate.
8. Ono ima.
9. Ti imaš.

Bugi wrote:Exercise 4B: Choose 10 words form this list (or you can use also the words you know already), and make sentences with the meaning "I have ..." or "I don't have ...".

Avion - airplane
Bašta - garden
Bluza - blouse
Cvet - flower (-ov-)
Drug - friend (-ov-)
Flaša - bottle
Grlo - throat
Ispit - exam
Majka - mother
Mantil - coat
Most - bridge (-ov)
Olovka - pencil
Rad - work (-ov-)
Sveska - notebook
Svet - world (-ov-)
Učitelj - teacher

Nemam i jedan avion.
Imam lepu baštu.
Imam nečistu bluzu.
Nemam crven cvet.
Imam dobra druga.
Imam bolestno grlo.
Imam težak ispit.
Imam mladu majku.
Imam dosadan rad.
Nemam novu svesku.

Dodao sam prideve I don't know the rules for using definite and indefinite forms of adjective in Serbian. I hope I guessed right.

What I find strange is "nemam" + accusative. I tend to put the genitive there

Bugi wrote:Exercise 4C: Change those sentences from 4B into plural.

Nemam avione.
Imam lepe bašte.
Imam nečiste bluze.
Nemam crvene cvetove.
Imam dobre drugove.
Imamo bolestna grla.
Imam težke ispite.
Imamo mlade majke.
Imamo dosadne radove.
Nemam nove sveske.