Nature & Outdoors

1. Koliko vodopada ima na Kravicama?

   How many waterfalls are there at Kravice?

   Usage

   Asking how many waterfalls there are at Kravice

   Grammar Note

   After koliko the genitive plural follows. Kravicama is the locative of Kravice.

2. Da li je voda čista za kupanje?

   Is the water clean enough for swimming?

   Usage

   Asking whether the water is clean enough for swimming

   Grammar Note

   Voda is feminine, hence čista.

3. Koja je staza za planinarenje?

   Which is the hiking trail?

   Usage

   Asking which is the hiking trail

   Grammar Note

   Staza is feminine. In areas affected by landmines, always stay on marked paths.

4. Možemo li vidjeti delfine?

   Can we see dolphins?

   Usage

   Asking whether dolphins can be seen

   Grammar Note

   Vidjeti is the ijekavian form (Serbian videti).

5. Ima li ovdje zmija?

   Are there snakes here?

   Usage

   Asking whether there are snakes here

   Grammar Note

   The genitive plural zmija looks like the nominative singular.

6. Koje je najbolje mjesto za zalazak sunca?

   What is the best spot for the sunset?

   Usage

   Asking where the best place to watch the sunset is

   Grammar Note

   Mjesto is neuter, hence koje.

7. Ima li ovdje pećina za razgledanje?

   Is there a cave to visit here?

   Usage

   Asking whether there are caves to visit here

   Grammar Note

   Pećina is the standard word for cave.

8. Smije li se kampirati u prirodi?

   Is wild camping allowed in nature?

   Usage

   Asking whether wild camping is allowed

   Grammar Note

   Impersonal reflexive. The locative of priroda is prirodi.

9. Da li je more danas mirno?

   Is the sea calm today?

   Usage

   Asking whether the sea is calm today

   Grammar Note

   More is neuter, hence mirno. Bosnia's only seaside is around Neum.

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