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Veznici 2

95 [ninety-five]

Conjunctions 2

Conjunctions 2

95 [devedeset i pet]

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Veznici 2

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Since when is she no longer working? Od k--- o-- v--- n- r---? Od kada ona više ne radi? 0 +
Since her marriage? Od n---- u----? Od njene udaje? 0 +
Yes, she is no longer working since she got married. Da- o-- v--- n- r--- o- k--- s- u----. Da, ona više ne radi od kada se udala. 0 +
     
Since she got married, she’s no longer working. Od k--- s- u----- v--- n- r---. Od kada se udala, više ne radi. 0 +
Since they have met each other, they are happy. Od k--- s- p------- s----- s-. Od kada se poznaju, sretni su. 0 +
Since they have had children, they rarely go out. Od k--- i---- d----- i----- r----. Od kada imaju djecu, izlaze rjeđe. 0 +
     
When does she call? Ka-- o-- t---------? Kada ona telefonira? 0 +
When driving? Za v------ v-----? Za vrijeme vožnje? 0 +
Yes, when she is driving. Da- d-- v--- a---. Da, dok vozi auto. 0 +
     
She calls while she drives. On- t--------- d-- v--- a---. Ona telefonira dok vozi auto. 0 +
She watches TV while she irons. On- g---- t--------- d-- g----. Ona gleda televiziju dok glača. 0 +
She listens to music while she does her work. On- s---- g----- d-- r------ z------. Ona sluša glazbu dok rješava zadatke. 0 +
     
I can’t see anything when I don’t have glasses. Ja n- v---- n---- k-- n- n---- n------. Ja ne vidim ništa kad ne nosim naočale. 0 +
I can’t understand anything when the music is so loud. Ne r-------- n---- k-- j- g----- t--- g-----. Ne razumijem ništa kad je glazba tako glasna. 0 +
I can’t smell anything when I have a cold. Ne o------ m----- k-- s-- p--------. Ne osjećam mirise kad sam prehlađen. 0 +
     
We’ll take a taxi if it rains. Mi u------ t----- а-- k--- p---. Mi uzimamo taksi, аkо kiša pada. 0 +
We’ll travel around the world if we win the lottery. Ak- d------- n- l---- i-- ć--- n- p-------- о-- s------. Ako dobijemo na lotu, ići ćemo na putovanje оko svijeta. 0 +
We’ll start eating if he doesn’t come soon. Ak- o- u----- n- d---- p---- ć--- s j----. Ako on uskoro ne dođe, počet ćemo s jelom. 0 +
     

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