Learn Montenegrin Language
Dobro jutro – Good morning Dobar dan – good afternoon Dobro veče – good evening Laku noć – good night Doviđenja – good bye (formal) Prijatno – good bye (informal), also: bon apetit Zdravo – Hello and good bye Ćao – Hello and good bye (informal) Hvala – Thank you Nema na čemu – […]
Perfective and imperfective verbs In Montenegrin language the perfective aspect is used to convey the notion that something has happened (the activity is completed), while the imperfective is used for activities that are continous or repeated. Imperfective is generally used in reference to activities occuring in the present, as well as in generalizations, while the […]
Exercises: Fill in the correct forms of the modal verbs: Da li i vi (moći) _____________________ da idete u bioskop? On (htjeti) _________________________ da živi u malom gradu. Da li (ona – smjeti) ___________________ da radi tako nešto? Da li vi (morati) _____________________ da živite na Dorćolu? Da li oni (htjeti) ______________________ da rade […]
In Montenegrin language there aren’t as many modal verbs as in English. Generally, we can say that there are four modal verbs: moći, morati, smjeti and htjeti. MOĆI Verb moći (can, be able to) doesn’t follow regular conjugation patterns and must be memorized: Ja mogu mi možemo […]
I fill in the correct forms of the past tense of the verbs given in parentheses: Da li ___________________ (vi, putovati) nekada tamo? On (biti) ________________ kod ljekara juče. Da li je i ona___________________(vidjeti) ljekara? Oni ____________________(željeti) da idu u posjetu? On ____________________ (posjetiti) taj grad prošle godine. Taj gospodin _____________ (tražiti) _______________ da radi […]
Nastavi rečenicu, kao u primjeru: Oh!______________________________________________ Oh! Kako vam lijepo stoji taj šešir. Oh! Pa nije trebalo… Hvala vam puno. Oh! Mnogo je dosadan. ______________________________________________________________ Ah! __________________________________________________________________ Uh! __________________________________________________________________ O bože! ________________________________________________________________ Dođavola! _______________________________________________________________ Šta?! __________________________________________________________________ Jao! _________________________________________________________________ Joj! ____________________________________________________________________ Hej! ___________________________________________________________________ Dosta! _________________________________________________________________ Aman! _________________________________________________________________ Blago tebi! ______________________________________________________________ Odlično! _______________________________________________________________ […]
Unesi tačan oblik glagola u prošlom vremenu, pa rečenice napiši u upitnom i odričnom obliku. Marija i Dejan _________(biti) u ovom kafiću prošle sedmice. Mi _______(htjeti) da napravimo novi razmještaj u kući, ali _______(doći) gosti. Vi _________(zakasniti), to _______(biti) veliki problem za organizatore. Sara _________(saznati) lošu vijest. Juče __________(upoznati) vašeg prijatelja, on nas ________(pozvati) na […]
Prema kome ili čemu osjećaš strah? Šta te najviše zasmijava? Šta kod tebe najviše izaziva osjećaj bijesa? Šta te najviše raduje? Kad ti je najviše dosadno? Koje su ti slabe tačke? Šta ne voliš da te drugi pitaju? Šta radiš u slobodno vrijeme? Šta voliš da učiš? Koje je tvoje omiljeno jelo? Koje je […]
su vrlo skupe možeš da koristiš za pisanje lijepo mirišu su dovoljno male da stanu u tvoj džep su opasne te mogu učiniti srećnim su tanke i oštre možeš da nosiš oko struka bez kojih teško da bi mogao da živiš su žute proizvode neugodan ili preglasan zvuk su vrlo teške ne bi trebalo […]
Kuhinja (kitchen) Kašika – spoon Viljuška – fork Nož – knife Kutlača – kitchen spoon, ladle Mutilica – whisk Mikser – mixer Tanjir – plate Tiganj – pan Šerpa – Saucepan Lonac – pot Zdjela, činija – bowl Toster – toster Šolja – mug Čaša – glass Blender – blender Oklagija – rolling […]
Futur II shows uncomplished action for which we suppose what will happen in the future at the time od some other action or after it. It is made of present of the verb to be and past participle: Present of the verb to be: Ja budem Mi budemo Ti budeš […]
The future tense of the verbs is formed by the short form of htjeti as an auxiliary and the infinitive of the main verb. There are two ways in which we can combine the two parts of the future tense: a) use the enclitic form before the main verb which can be expressed in two […]
Unlike English, Montenegrin language can have more than one negation in the same sentence. Look at the examples: One negation Ja obično ne jedem prije 8 sati. Ja ne želim da se vratim prije 5. Ti nećeš da pokušaš da popraviš ocjene. On nije uradio domaći zadatak na vrijeme. Two negations Ja nikada ne […]
I Koliko koštaju jabuke? – How much are the apples? 1 euro kilogram. – 1 euro per kilogram. Dajte mi dva kilograma. – Give me two kilograms. – Here you are. – Thank you. II -Izvinite, koliko košta kilogram pomorandži? – Excuse me, how much is […]
Verb to hurt in Montenegrin is boljeti. Just as in English, the body part that is painful is the subject of the sentence. Accordingly, if it is one body part that is hurting, the verb will be in the third person singular, and if more than one part is involved, the verb will be […]
