Read the dialogue of two people (Magdalena & Bojan) watching family photographs. First, you will listen to the slow version of the conversation. Try to pick up the words you’ve learned in this unit. Use the translation to help you understand sentences, when necessary.
Afterwards, listen to the entire dialogue we had at our natural speed (below). As you listen, simply try to understand as much as you can. Repeat as many times as you want.
Listen to the slow-speed dialogue, if needed.
Jesi ovo ti? E, a vidi ovu sliku. To si ti, isto? A ko je ovo? |
Is this you? Hey, look at this picture. That’s you, also? And who’s this? |
Good to know
Jesi is another, full form of si (you are). Both forms have the same meaning. We normally use the short forms. The long forms are used when asking questions, or starting the sentence, confirming or emphasizing.
Other persons also have long forms. We make them simply by adding je in front of the short form:
ja jesam
ti jesi
on jeste
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Examples:Â
Jesam ja profesorica? Jesam. Ja sam profesorica. | Am I a teacher? I am. I am a teacher. |
Ti si uÄŤenik. Jesi ti uÄŤenik? Jesi. | You are a student. Are you a student? You are. |
On je moj sin? Jeste. | He is my son? He is. |