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Koje ti je omiljeno voće?
What is your favorite fruit?
Here 'ti' is the dative case of 'ti' (you), meaning 'to you'. 'Voće' is a collective noun, so it's singular in form but refers to multiple fruits.
Voće je zdravo za jelo svaki dan.
Fruit is healthy to eat every day.
'Jelo' is a noun derived from the verb 'jesti' (to eat). 'Svaki dan' means 'every day'.
Kupila sam sveže voće na pijaci.
I bought fresh fruit at the market.
'Kupila sam' indicates a female speaker. 'Na pijaci' uses the locative case for 'pijaca' (market).
Želim da napravim voćnu salatu.
I want to make a fruit salad.
'Voćnu' is the adjective form of 'voće', agreeing in gender, number, and case with 'salatu' (salad).
Deca vole slatko voće.
Children love sweet fruit.
'Deca' is a plural noun (children). 'Slatko' is the adjective 'sweet', agreeing with 'voće'.
Jesi li probao ovo egzotično voće?
Have you tried this exotic fruit?
'Jesi li probao' is a question form for 'you have tried' (masculine singular). 'Ovo' is the demonstrative pronoun 'this'.
Ujutru uvek jedem voće za doručak.
In the morning, I always eat fruit for breakfast.
'Ujutru' means 'in the morning'. 'Za doručak' means 'for breakfast'.
Ovo voće je preskupo.
This fruit is too expensive.
'Ovo' is the demonstrative pronoun 'this'. 'Preskupo' means 'too expensive'.
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