Gdje je autobusna stanica?
Where is the bus station?
Usage
Asking for the location of the bus station or stop
Grammar Note
"autobusna stanica" = bus stop. Train station: "kolodvor", Ferry terminal: "trajektna luka"
Jednu kartu do Splita, molim
One ticket to Split, please
Usage
Purchasing a bus or train ticket
Grammar Note
"do" (to/until) requires the genitive case. "Splita" is the genitive of "Split"
Kada polazi sljedeći vlak?
When does the next train leave?
Usage
Asking about the next train departure time
Grammar Note
Bus: "autobus", Ferry: "trajekt". "polazi" is the third person singular present tense
Možete li me odvesti na aerodrom?
Can you take me to the airport?
Usage
Requesting a taxi or driver to take you to the airport
Grammar Note
"na" with movement requires accusative case. "aerodrom" is already in accusative form
Koliko košta vožnja do centra?
How much does the ride to the center cost?
Usage
Asking about the fare to the city center
Grammar Note
"košta" is third person singular meaning "costs". "centra" is the genitive of "centar"
Zaustavite se ovdje, molim
Stop here, please
Usage
Politely telling a taxi driver or bus to stop at a specific location
Grammar Note
"Zaustavite se" is the polite imperative of "zaustaviti se" (to stop). Casual: "Zaustavi se"
Na kojem peronu stoji vlak za Zagreb?
On which platform does the train to Zagreb stand?
Usage
Asking which platform to use for a specific train
Grammar Note
"na" indicating static location requires locative case. "peronu" is the locative of "peron" (railway platform)
Izgubio sam se
I got lost
Usage
Expressing that you are lost and need help (masculine form)
Grammar Note
Feminine form: "Izgubila sam se". Croatian past participle agrees with subject in gender and number
Možete li mi pokazati na karti?
Can you show me on the map?
Usage
Asking someone to point out a location on a map
Grammar Note
"karti" is the locative of "karta" (map). "na" for static location requires the locative case
Trebam taksi
I need a taxi
Usage
Requesting a taxi or asking for one to be called
Grammar Note
"Trebam" first person singular means "I need". Also: "Možete li nazvati taksi?" (Can you call a taxi?)
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