意思
To have the same situation.
文化背景
Slovenians often use 'biti na istem' to avoid bragging. If someone is doing well but doesn't want to stand out, they might say they are 'na istem' as everyone else to maintain social harmony. In the capital, the phrase is frequently used in the context of the housing crisis. It serves as a bonding mechanism for young professionals struggling with rent. In eastern Slovenia, the phrase might be used more colloquially with local dialects, but the core meaning of shared hardship (especially in agriculture) remains strong. In Slovenian business meetings, 'ostati na istem' is a polite but firm way to indicate that a meeting was unproductive without directly blaming individuals.
The Dual Power
Always use 'sva na istem' when talking to one other person. It sounds much more natural than the plural 'smo'.
Don't say 'v istem'
Even though you are 'in' a situation in English, you are 'on' it in Slovenian. Stick to 'na'!
意思
To have the same situation.
The Dual Power
Always use 'sva na istem' when talking to one other person. It sounds much more natural than the plural 'smo'.
Don't say 'v istem'
Even though you are 'in' a situation in English, you are 'on' it in Slovenian. Stick to 'na'!
Use with 'glede'
Add 'glede' (regarding) to specify what you are sharing. E.g., 'na istem glede denarja'.
自我测试
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'biti' and the idiom.
Jaz nimam časa, ti nimaš časa. Midva ___ ___ ___.
Since there are two people ('jaz' and 'ti'), you must use the dual form 'sva'.
Which sentence correctly uses the idiom to show a lack of progress?
Projekt se ni premaknil.
The correct preposition is 'na' and the correct case form is 'istem'.
Complete the dialogue with the most natural response.
A: 'Ali si že končal z učenjem?' B: 'Ne, še vedno ___ ___ ___.'
Speaker B is talking about themselves (singular), so 'sem' is correct.
Match the situation to the phrase.
Situation: You and your friend both failed a driving test.
This is a shared situation/failure, making 'na istem' the perfect idiom.
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4 练习Jaz nimam časa, ti nimaš časa. Midva ___ ___ ___.
Since there are two people ('jaz' and 'ti'), you must use the dual form 'sva'.
Projekt se ni premaknil.
The correct preposition is 'na' and the correct case form is 'istem'.
A: 'Ali si že končal z učenjem?' B: 'Ne, še vedno ___ ___ ___.'
Speaker B is talking about themselves (singular), so 'sem' is correct.
Situation: You and your friend both failed a driving test.
This is a shared situation/failure, making 'na istem' the perfect idiom.
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常见问题
10 个问题Yes! If you and a friend both won the lottery, you could say 'Sva na istem!' though it's more commonly used for neutral or challenging situations.
It is neutral. You can use it with friends, but also in a business meeting to describe a project's status.
'Biti na istem' is more about status or progress, while 'v istem čolnu' is specifically about sharing a difficult or risky situation.
No. In this idiom, 'istem' is fixed because it refers to the implied neuter noun 'mesto' (place).
No, that is grammatically incorrect. It must be 'istem' (locative case).
Yes, similar forms exist in Croatian ('na istom') and Serbian, but the usage frequency and nuances vary.
You say 'Še vedno smo na istem.'
Only if you add 'mestu'. For example: 'Knjigi sta na istem mestu.'
There isn't a single idiom, but you could say 'nismo več na istem' or 'eden je napredoval'.
Absolutely, it's very common in SMS and chat apps.
相关表达
v istem čolnu
similarIn the same boat.
na isti valovni dolžini
similarOn the same wavelength.
vse je po starem
relatedEverything is as it was.
ostati na istem
builds onTo remain at the same point.
