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Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

66 [šezdeset i šest]

Posvojne zamjenice

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I – my ja-–-moj / moj- - -o-e j_ – m__ / m___ / m___ j- – m-j / m-j- / m-j- ---------------------- ja – moj / moja / moje 0
I can’t find my key. Ne -o-- ---- -oj--lj--. N_ m___ n___ m__ k_____ N- m-g- n-ć- m-j k-j-č- ----------------------- Ne mogu naći moj ključ. 0
I can’t find my ticket. Ne-m-g--naći -o-u---tn----rt-. N_ m___ n___ m___ p____ k_____ N- m-g- n-ć- m-j- p-t-u k-r-u- ------------------------------ Ne mogu naći moju putnu kartu. 0
you – your ti --t------t--ja-/---oje t_ – t___ / t____ / t____ t- – t-o- / t-o-a / t-o-e ------------------------- ti – tvoj / tvoja / tvoje 0
Have you found your key? Je-i l--n---o-tvoj --juč? J___ l_ n____ t___ k_____ J-s- l- n-š-o t-o- k-j-č- ------------------------- Jesi li našao tvoj ključ? 0
Have you found your ticket? Jesi----n-š-o-t--ju putnu k-r--? J___ l_ n____ t____ p____ k_____ J-s- l- n-š-o t-o-u p-t-u k-r-u- -------------------------------- Jesi li našao tvoju putnu kartu? 0
he – his on – n--go- - n-ego---/ -jeg--o o_ – n_____ / n______ / n______ o- – n-e-o- / n-e-o-a / n-e-o-o ------------------------------- on – njegov / njegova / njegovo 0
Do you know where his key is? Z--š li--dj- je-n----- klj--? Z___ l_ g___ j_ n_____ k_____ Z-a- l- g-j- j- n-e-o- k-j-č- ----------------------------- Znaš li gdje je njegov ključ? 0
Do you know where his ticket is? Z-aš l--g--e j--n------ ----- k---a? Z___ l_ g___ j_ n______ p____ k_____ Z-a- l- g-j- j- n-e-o-a p-t-a k-r-a- ------------------------------------ Znaš li gdje je njegova putna karta? 0
she – her o-a---n-e- / -j--- -----no o__ – n___ / n____ / n____ o-a – n-e- / n-e-a / n-e-o -------------------------- ona – njen / njena / njeno 0
Her money is gone. N--- nov---je ---t-o. N___ n____ j_ n______ N-e- n-v-c j- n-s-a-. --------------------- Njen novac je nestao. 0
And her credit card is also gone. N-ena kr---tna -ar-ic---e-t-----r-n-st--a. N____ k_______ k______ j_ t______ n_______ N-e-a k-e-i-n- k-r-i-a j- t-k-đ-r n-s-a-a- ------------------------------------------ Njena kreditna kartica je također nestala. 0
we – our m--– n-- - n-ša /--aše m_ – n__ / n___ / n___ m- – n-š / n-š- / n-š- ---------------------- mi – naš / naša / naše 0
Our grandfather is ill. Na- -jed-j- boles--n. N__ d___ j_ b________ N-š d-e- j- b-l-s-a-. --------------------- Naš djed je bolestan. 0
Our grandmother is healthy. N--- --ka j- -d---a. N___ b___ j_ z______ N-š- b-k- j- z-r-v-. -------------------- Naša baka je zdrava. 0
you – your v- – --š-- v-š--/----e v_ – v__ / v___ / v___ v- – v-š / v-š- / v-š- ---------------------- vi – vaš / vaša / vaše 0
Children, where is your father? Dj--o,--d---je---š ---a? D_____ g___ j_ v__ t____ D-e-o- g-j- j- v-š t-t-? ------------------------ Djeco, gdje je vaš tata? 0
Children, where is your mother? D-ec-, g-j--j- --ša-m--a? D_____ g___ j_ v___ m____ D-e-o- g-j- j- v-š- m-m-? ------------------------- Djeco, gdje je vaša mama? 0

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