Ima li danas čas joge?
Is there a yoga class today?
Usage
Asks whether there is a yoga class today
Grammar Note
Ima li asks "is there"; joge is the genitive of joga
Kada počinje jutarnja sesija?
What time does the morning session start?
Usage
Asks when the morning session starts
Grammar Note
Jutarnja is feminine to agree with sesija
Da li je ovaj čas pogodan za početnike?
Is this class suitable for beginners?
Usage
Asks whether the class suits beginners
Grammar Note
Čas is masculine, hence ovaj and pogodan
Želim da rezervišem privatni čas.
I'd like to book a private session.
Usage
Says you want to book a private session
Grammar Note
Želim da + present means "I want to"; rezervišem is from rezervisati
Gdje mogu iznajmiti prostirku za jogu?
Where can I rent a yoga mat?
Usage
Asks where to rent a yoga mat
Grammar Note
Prostirka is a mat or rug
Koji se stil joge ovdje vježba? (Hatha / Vinyasa / Yin / Ashtanga)
What style of yoga is this? (Hatha / Vinyasa / Yin / Ashtanga)
Usage
Asks which yoga style is taught; the brackets list common styles
Grammar Note
Se vježba is a reflexive passive, "is practised"; stil is masculine
Imam povredu koljena / leđa, postoje li prilagođene vježbe?
I have a knee / back injury — do you have modifications?
Usage
Mentions a knee or back injury and asks for adapted exercises
Grammar Note
Povreda is an injury; postoje li asks "are there"; prilagođene means "adapted"
Da li se održava meditacija?
Is there a meditation session available?
Usage
Asks whether a meditation session is held
Grammar Note
Održava se means "is held"; meditacija is feminine
Koliko traje čas?
How long is the class?
Usage
Asks how long the class lasts
Grammar Note
Traje is the third person of trajati "to last"
Mogu li doći bez rezervacije?
Can I drop in without a reservation?
Usage
Asks whether you can come without a booking
Grammar Note
Bez takes the genitive (rezervacije)
Ima li sauna ili parna soba?
Is there a sauna or steam room?
Usage
Asks whether there is a sauna or steam room
Grammar Note
Composed from common words with regular grammar; parna soba is literally "steam room"
Instruktor je bio odličan, hvala!
The instructor was wonderful — thank you!
Usage
Thanks the teacher after a class. For a woman: Instruktorica je bila odlična
Grammar Note
Instruktor is masculine, instruktorica feminine, and bio odličan changes to bila odlična
Ima li garderobe ili ormarića?
Is there a changing room / locker?
Usage
Asks whether there is a changing room or lockers
Grammar Note
Garderoba is a cloakroom or changing area; ima li takes the genitive
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