Traveling with Kids

1. Imate li dječiji meni?

   Is there a children's menu?

   Usage

   Asking whether there is a children's menu

   Grammar Note

   Bosnian uses dječiji (Croatian dječji).

2. Gdje je najbliže dječije igralište?

   Where is the nearest children's playground?

   Usage

   Asking where the nearest playground is

   Grammar Note

   Igralište is neuter, hence najbliže.

3. Da li postoji popust za djecu?

   Is there a discount for children?

   Usage

   Asking whether there is a discount for children

   Grammar Note

   The plural of dijete is djeca (ijekavian form).

4. Moje dijete se izgubilo

   My child is lost

   Usage

   Saying your child is lost

   Grammar Note

   Dijete is neuter, hence izgubilo.

5. Da li je ovo pogodno za djecu?

   Is this suitable for children?

   Usage

   Asking whether this is suitable for children

   Grammar Note

   Pogodno is the neuter form.

6. Treba nam dječija kolica

   We need a stroller

   Usage

   Saying you need a stroller

   Grammar Note

   Kolica is a plural-only noun.

7. Gdje mogu presvući bebu?

   Where can I change the baby?

   Usage

   Asking where to change the baby

   Grammar Note

   Beba is feminine; the accusative is bebu.

8. Ima li akvapark u blizini?

   Is there a water park nearby?

   Usage

   Asking whether there is a water park nearby

   Grammar Note

   Akvapark is masculine.

9. Moje dijete je alergično na kikiriki

   My child is allergic to peanuts

   Usage

   Telling staff your child is allergic to peanuts

   Grammar Note

   Dijete is neuter, hence alergično. Kikiriki does not inflect.

10. Postoji li ovdje čuvanje djece?

    Is there a childcare service here?

    Usage

    Asking whether childcare is available here

    Grammar Note

    Composed from common words following regular grammar. Čuvanje is a neuter verbal noun.

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