Preposition za

Together with the prepositions u/na that you encountered so far, there is another very common preposition when it comes to the Accusative case. The preposition za can easily be translated in English as for. Look at the following examples:

Numbers

🧮 Numbers 11 — 19

You have already learned the numbers 0 to 10. Now let’s investigate how to say numbers from 11 to 19.

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What did we learn?

2.3.2 Zadatak 1: Koji je ovo broj?

💯 Numbers 20 — 100

You have already learned ordinal numbers 0 to 10. Now let’s investigate how would you say the following numbers in Croatian:

Knowing the form of numbers above, now you are able to create any number from 20 to 100. Look at the following examples between 21 – 29.

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What did we learn?

2.3.2 Zadatak 2: Brojevi

2.3.2 Zadatak 3: Točan broj

⏰ What time is it?

There are different ways to express time in Croatian. At this point we will look at the most simple way of expressing time. Look at the following time schedules:

As you can see, Croatian uses a 24-hour system. Thus, to differentiate the morning and evening time, you can say:

Koliko je sati?	Koliko je sati?
01:00	07:00
jedan ujutro	sedam ujutro
13:00	19:00
jedan popodne	sedam navečer

Look at the following picture:

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What did we learn?

2.3.2 Zadatak 4: Koliko je sati?

How would you say the following time?  Choose the correct word from the drop-down menu.

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2.3.2 Zadatak 5: U koliko sati?

Watch the video and complete the task.  Answer the following questions about Laura and her daily routine. Read the questions, watch the video, and say if she is doing a certain thing (1) in the morning, (2) in the afternoon, (3) in the evening, or (4) any combination of those.