IMATI (to have) is one of Serbian's most useful verbs — and everything you own after it lands in the accusative, same as the things you see or visit.
Imati conjugates: imam (I have) · imaš (you have) · ima (he/she/it has) · imamo (we have) · imate (you all have) · imaju (they have). This drill sticks with imaš and works through a room full of everyday objects — watch for the feminine nouns switching their ending from -a to -u.
1. You have a plant. = Imaš .
2. You have a diploma. = Imaš .
3. You have a bin. = Imaš .
4. You have an air conditioner. = Imaš .
5. You have a computer. = Imaš .
6. You have a filing cabinet. = Imaš .
7. You have a clock. = Imaš .
8. You have a certificate. = Imaš .
9. You have a picture. = Imaš .
10. You have a table. = Imaš .
11. You have a chair. = Imaš .
12. You have a telephone. = Imaš .
SR (lat): Odgovori nisu osetljivi na velika/mala slova, i može latinicom ili ćirilicom. Dijakritici su opcioni na latinici.
СР (ћир): Одговори нису осетљиви на велика/мала слова, и може латиницом или ћирилицом. Дијакритици су опциони на латиници.
EN: Answers are not case-sensitive, and can be typed in Latin or Cyrillic script. Diacritics are optional in Latin.
Igra, pa upotreba
Ista gramatika, drugo raspoloženje — Ghost Hunt: IMATI + object.
Furnishing a room is next — moja lampa, tvoj orman.
Next: My / Your Furniture →