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Palatalni Konsonanti: J, LJ, NJ, Č, Ć, DŽ, Đ, Š, (R, C)

The document provides homework assignments which include: 1) completing a table on page 54 and questions about Nina; 2) writing about daily routines; 3) exercises on pages 56 and 57. It also discusses possessive suffixes and palatal consonants. Examples are given of possessive forms for male and female names. An exercise is provided asking questions about Nina's daily schedule.

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Palatalni Konsonanti: J, LJ, NJ, Č, Ć, DŽ, Đ, Š, (R, C)

The document provides homework assignments which include: 1) completing a table on page 54 and questions about Nina; 2) writing about daily routines; 3) exercises on pages 56 and 57. It also discusses possessive suffixes and palatal consonants. Examples are given of possessive forms for male and female names. An exercise is provided asking questions about Nina's daily schedule.

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LEKCIJA 12

DOMAĆI ZADATAK:
- TABELA: stranica 54 i pitanja o Nini.
- NAŠA DNEVNA RUTINA – Our daily routine
- V(J)EŽBE: str. 56 i 57: IV, V, VI

pozajmiti (POZAJMIM) – to borrow/lend


kofer – suitcase
za X dana – in X days
značiti (ZNAČIM) – to mean
Šta znači na srpskom 'M(j)esec'?
Znači 'Moon'.
razgovor = konverzacija
razgovarati (RAZGOVARAM): to have a conversation
bez + genitiv – without
v(j)ežbati (V(J)EŽBAM): to exercise
bogat, -a, -o – rich
jesti (JEDEM): to eat
pojesti (POJEDEM): to eat up

POSESIVNOST

Sufiksi za posesivnost:
m. r. (/ s. r.) -OV / -EVPALATALNI KONSONANTI: J, LJ, NJ, Č, Ć, DŽ, Đ, Š, (R, C)
ž. r. -IN

muška imena: Dejan, Matić, Ivan, Dragan, Pešić, Ivanović...


ženska imena: Miška, Ana, Ivana, Dragica, Ljubica, Maša... itd.
-ic- + -in  -ičin Dragičin
Dejan's – Dejanov telefon, Dejanova sestra, Dejanovo d(ij)ete
Dejanovi telefoni, Dejanove sestre, Dejanova d(j)eca
Matić's – Matićev dom, Matićeva kuća, Matićevo selo
Matićevi domovi, Matićeve kuće, Matićeva sela
Miška's – Miškin partner, Miškina majka, Miškino pivo
Miškini drugovi, Miškine drugarice, Miškina piva
V(J)EŽBA (exercise):

Ninin dan
Kada doručkuje Nina?
U 7:30 (sedam i trideset/pola osam).
Kada doručkuje tvoj drug/drugarica?
Mislim da doručkuje u 6.
Kada vi doručkujete?
Obično u 8 sati.

U koliko sati imaš časove?


Obično u 7 sati, ali danas imam čas u 8.

Kada ruča Nina?


Nina ruča oko 2 sata.
Kada ruča tvoj drug?
Ne znam kada moj drug Pol ruča. Možda oko 1 ili 2 sata.
Kada ručate Miška i ti?
Ne ručamo uv(ij)ek u isto vr(ij)eme.

U koliko sati večera Nina?


Tačno u 8 sati.
Kada večera Pol?
Možda oko 8 ili 9 sati.
Kada vi večerate?
Puno kasnije, oko 9 sati.

Šta Nina radi od 9:50 (deset (min.) do deset (sati)) do 11:30


(pola dvanaest)?
Nina je na časovima u to vr(ij)eme.

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