jučer
Pronunciation: YOO-chehr
yesterday
adverb
أمس
Jučer sam bio u kinu.
Yesterday I was at the cinema.
كنت في السينما أمس.
Yesterday I was at the cinema.
كنت في السينما أمس.
A2 · Elementary
📷 Croatian Last weekend عطلة نهاية الأسبوع الماضية
Say what you did, where you went and how it was. In Croatian this topic is called Prošli vikend. Below are 20 words and phrases with pronunciation, English and Arabic meanings, and a real example sentence for each. Tap ▶ to hear them.
prekjučer
Pronunciation: PREHK-yoo-chehr
the day before yesterday
adverb
أول أمس
Prekjučer je padala kiša.
It rained the day before yesterday.
أمطرت أول أمس.
It rained the day before yesterday.
أمطرت أول أمس.
prošli tjedan
Pronunciation: PROHSH-lee TYEH-dahn
last week
phrase
الأسبوع الماضي
Prošli tjedan smo bili na moru.
Last week we were at the seaside.
كنا على البحر الأسبوع الماضي.
Last week we were at the seaside.
كنا على البحر الأسبوع الماضي.
prije
Pronunciation: PREE-yeh
ago / before
adverb
قبل
Stigao sam prije dva dana.
I arrived two days ago.
وصلت قبل يومين.
I arrived two days ago.
وصلت قبل يومين.
otići
Pronunciation: OH-tee-chee
to leave / to go
verb
يذهب / يغادر
Otišla je kući rano.
She went home early.
ذهبت إلى البيت مبكرًا.
She went home early.
ذهبت إلى البيت مبكرًا.
doći
Pronunciation: DOH-chee
to come
verb
يأتي
Kada si došao u Zagreb?
When did you come to Zagreb?
متى أتيت إلى زغرب؟
When did you come to Zagreb?
متى أتيت إلى زغرب؟
vratiti se
Pronunciation: VRAH-tee-tee seh
to come back
verb
يعود
Vratili smo se u nedjelju.
We came back on Sunday.
عدنا يوم الأحد.
We came back on Sunday.
عدنا يوم الأحد.
posjetiti
Pronunciation: POHS-yeh-tee-tee
to visit
verb
يزور
Posjetili smo baku.
We visited grandma.
زرنا جدتنا.
We visited grandma.
زرنا جدتنا.
vidjeti
Pronunciation: VEED-yeh-tee
to see
verb
يرى
Jesi li vidio taj film?
Have you seen that film?
هل شاهدت ذلك الفيلم؟
Have you seen that film?
هل شاهدت ذلك الفيلم؟
zaboraviti
Pronunciation: zah-boh-RAH-vee-tee
to forget
verb
ينسى
Zaboravio sam ključ.
I forgot the key.
نسيت المفتاح.
I forgot the key.
نسيت المفتاح.
izgubiti
Pronunciation: eez-GOO-bee-tee
to lose
verb
يُضيّع
Izgubila sam mobitel.
I lost my phone.
أضعت هاتفي.
I lost my phone.
أضعت هاتفي.
naći
Pronunciation: NAH-chee
to find
verb
يجد
Našao sam novčanik na ulici.
I found a wallet in the street.
وجدت محفظة في الشارع.
I found a wallet in the street.
وجدت محفظة في الشارع.
početi
Pronunciation: POH-cheh-tee
to begin
verb
يبدأ
Film je počeo u osam.
The film started at eight.
بدأ الفيلم في الثامنة.
The film started at eight.
بدأ الفيلم في الثامنة.
završiti
Pronunciation: ZAH-vr-shee-tee
to finish
verb
يُنهي
Jesi li završio posao?
Have you finished the work?
هل أنهيت العمل؟
Have you finished the work?
هل أنهيت العمل؟
sjetiti se
Pronunciation: SYEH-tee-tee seh
to remember
verb
يتذكر
Nisam se sjetio njezina imena.
I didn’t remember her name.
لم أتذكر اسمها.
I didn’t remember her name.
لم أتذكر اسمها.
dobiti
Pronunciation: DOH-bee-tee
to get / to receive
verb
يحصل على
Dobila sam lijep poklon.
I got a nice present.
حصلت على هدية جميلة.
I got a nice present.
حصلت على هدية جميلة.
zabavno
Pronunciation: ZAH-bahv-noh
fun
adverb
ممتع
Bilo je jako zabavno.
It was really fun.
كان ممتعًا جدًا.
It was really fun.
كان ممتعًا جدًا.
odlično
Pronunciation: OHD-leech-noh
excellent
adverb
ممتاز
Proveli smo se odlično.
We had an excellent time.
قضينا وقتًا رائعًا.
We had an excellent time.
قضينا وقتًا رائعًا.
grozno
Pronunciation: GROHZ-noh
awful
adverb
فظيع
Vrijeme je bilo grozno.
The weather was awful.
كان الطقس فظيعًا.
The weather was awful.
كان الطقس فظيعًا.
naporno
Pronunciation: NAH-pohr-noh
tiring
adverb
مُتعب
Putovanje je bilo naporno.
The journey was tiring.
كانت الرحلة متعبة.
The journey was tiring.
كانت الرحلة متعبة.
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