Jedna masaža cijelog tijela, molim
One full-body massage, please
Usage
Booking a full-body massage at a spa or massage place
Grammar Note
"cijelog tijela" is the possessive genitive. Same structure for "masaža leđa" (back massage)
Koliko košta masaža od sat vremena?
How much is a one-hour massage?
Usage
Asking about the price of an hour-long massage
Grammar Note
"sat vremena" = one hour. "vremena" is the genitive of "vrijeme" (time)
Malo jače, molim
A little stronger, please
Usage
Asking the masseuse to apply more pressure during a massage
Grammar Note
"jače" is the comparative adverb of "jak" (strong). Opposite: "malo slabije" (a little softer)
Malo nježnije, molim
A little gentler, please
Usage
Asking the masseuse to be more gentle when the pressure is too strong
Grammar Note
"nježnije" is the comparative of the adverb "nježno" (gently). Point to the area for clarity
Imate li aromaterapiju?
Do you have aromatherapy?
Usage
Asking whether aromatherapy massage is available at a spa
Grammar Note
"aromaterapiju" is accusative of "aromaterapija". Also: "Imate li vrući kamen?" (hot stone massage?)
Ovo je bolno
This is painful
Usage
Communicating pain or discomfort during a massage
Grammar Note
"bolno" is the neuter adjective form. "Boli me ovdje" (it hurts me here) is also used
Možete li se usredotočiti na leđa?
Can you focus on the back?
Usage
Requesting the masseuse to concentrate on the back area
Grammar Note
"leđa" is a plurale tantum (only plural form). Shoulders: "ramena", Neck: "vrat"
Koja ulja koristite?
Which oils do you use?
Usage
Asking about the oils used in case of allergy or preference
Grammar Note
"ulje" (oil) is neuter. Plural: "ulja". The question word "koja" also agrees in neuter plural
Imate li poklon bon?
Do you have gift vouchers?
Usage
Asking about gift vouchers for a spa or massage treatment
Grammar Note
"poklon bon" literally means "gift voucher". "poklon kartica" (gift card) is also used
To je bilo odlično
That was excellent
Usage
Expressing satisfaction after a massage session
Grammar Note
"odlično" is the neuter adjective form. Also: "Hvala, bilo je prekrasno!" (Thank you, it was wonderful!)
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