Gdje je kazino?
Where is the casino?
Usage
Asks where the casino is
Grammar Note
Kazino is a masculine noun (genitive kazina)
Koliki je minimalni ulog za ovaj sto?
What is the minimum bet at this table?
Usage
Asks the minimum bet at this table
Grammar Note
Sto is the table; ulog is a stake or bet
Kako mogu kupiti žetone?
How do I buy chips?
Usage
Asks how to buy chips
Grammar Note
Žetoni are chips; here in the accusative
Želim da igram blackjack / rulet / baccarat / poker / automate.
I'd like to play blackjack / roulette / baccarat / poker / slots.
Usage
Says which game you want to play
Grammar Note
Igrati + accusative means to play a game; rulet and automati are ordinary words
Želim da unovčim žetone.
I'd like to cash out my chips.
Usage
Says you want to cash in your chips
Grammar Note
Unovčiti means to convert into money
Da li postoji dress code?
Is there a dress code?
Usage
Asks whether there is a dress code
Grammar Note
Dress code is used as a loanword, unchanged
Mogu li dobiti besplatno piće?
Can I get a complimentary drink?
Usage
Asks for a complimentary drink
Grammar Note
Besplatno means free; piće is neuter
Koja su ograničenja uloga na stolovima?
What are the table limits?
Usage
Asks about the betting limits at the tables
Grammar Note
Ograničenja are limits; uloga is the genitive plural of ulog
Postoji li VIP soba?
Is there a VIP room?
Usage
Asks whether there is a VIP room
Grammar Note
Postoji li asks "does there exist"
Mislim da mi je za večeras dosta.
I think I've had enough for tonight.
Usage
Says you have had enough for tonight
Grammar Note
Dosta means "enough"; mi je means "for me"
Početnik sam, možete li mi objasniti pravila?
I'm a beginner — can you explain the rules?
Usage
Says you are a beginner and asks for the rules. A woman says početnica sam
Grammar Note
Početnik is masculine, početnica feminine; možete li is polite
U koliko sati se kazino zatvara?
What time does the casino close?
Usage
Asks when the casino closes
Grammar Note
Se zatvara is reflexive, "closes"
Gdje su toaleti?
Where are the restrooms?
Usage
Asks where the toilets are
Grammar Note
Toaleti is plural, hence su
Koje igre imate?
What games do you have available?
Usage
Asks which games are available
Grammar Note
Igre is the plural of igra
Mogu li žetone zamijeniti za gotovinu na blagajni?
Can I exchange chips for cash at the cashier?
Usage
Asks whether chips can be exchanged for cash at the cashier
Grammar Note
Zamijeniti za means "exchange for"; gotovina is cash
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