Gdje je najbliži bankomat?
Where is the nearest ATM?
Usage
Asking where the nearest ATM is
Grammar Note
Bankomat is masculine.
Da li primate kartice?
Do you accept cards?
Usage
Asking whether cards are accepted
Grammar Note
Primati means "to accept, receive".
Koliki je kurs eura?
What is the exchange rate for euros?
Usage
Asking the exchange rate for the euro
Grammar Note
Kurs is masculine. The local currency is the KM (marka).
Mogu li platiti gotovinom?
Can I pay with cash?
Usage
Asking whether you can pay in cash
Grammar Note
The means is expressed by the instrumental (gotovinom).
Gdje mogu promijeniti novac?
Where can I exchange money?
Usage
Asking where to exchange money
Grammar Note
The exchange office is called mjenjačnica. Promijeniti is the ijekavian form.
Račun, molim
The bill, please
Usage
Asking for the bill
Grammar Note
Račun is masculine and also means "account".
Možemo li platiti odvojeno?
Can we pay separately?
Usage
Asking to pay separately
Grammar Note
Odvojeno is an adverb.
Da li je porez uključen u cijenu?
Is tax included in the price?
Usage
Asking whether tax is included in the price
Grammar Note
Cijena is the ijekavian form (Serbian cena).
Imate li sitnog novca?
Do you have change?
Usage
Asking whether the other person has small change
Grammar Note
Composed from common words with regular grammar. The object after "imati li" is genitive.
Koliko je to ukupno?
How much is the total?
Usage
Asking for the total
Grammar Note
Ukupno is an adverb.
Depozit
Deposit
Usage
The word for deposit (paid up front)
Grammar Note
Masculine noun.
Povrat novca
Refund
Usage
The word for refund
Grammar Note
Povrat novca literally means "return of money".
Kaucija
Security deposit
Usage
The word for security deposit
Grammar Note
Feminine noun.
Avans
Prepayment
Usage
The word for prepayment / advance
Grammar Note
Masculine noun.
Dodatna naplata
Extra charge
Usage
The word for an extra charge
Grammar Note
Composed from common words with regular grammar. Naplata is feminine.
Naknada za uslugu
Service fee
Usage
The word for service fee
Grammar Note
Naknada is feminine.
Gotovina
Cash
Usage
The word for cash
Grammar Note
Feminine noun.
Kartica
Card (credit/debit)
Usage
The word for card
Grammar Note
Feminine noun.
Svako plaća za sebe
Everyone pays their own
Usage
Saying everyone pays for themselves
Grammar Note
Za sebe is the reflexive "for oneself".
Sve na jedan račun
All on one bill
Usage
Asking to put everything on one bill
Grammar Note
"Na + accusative" means "onto".
Kusur
Change (money back)
Usage
The word for change (money back)
Grammar Note
Masculine noun; an everyday word of Turkish origin.
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