Имате ли слободних соба?
I-ma-te li SLO-bod-nih SO-ba
Do you have any available rooms?
Usage
Used to check room availability at a hotel or accommodation
Grammar Note
имате ли is the interrogative form of имати (to have). слободних соба is genitive plural, used after quantifiers
Желим да резервишем собу за три ноћи
ŽE-lim da re-zer-VI-šem SO-bu za tri NO-ći
I would like to book a room for three nights
Usage
Used when making a hotel reservation at the front desk
Grammar Note
желим да + verb means "I want to". соба (room) takes accusative -у as a direct object
Да ли је укључен доручак?
da li je uk-LJU-čen DO-ru-čak
Is breakfast included?
Usage
Used to check if the rate includes breakfast
Grammar Note
укључен is the masculine passive participle of укључити (to include). доручак (breakfast) is masculine
У соби нема топле воде
u SO-bi NE-ma TOP-le VO-de
There is no hot water in the room
Usage
Used to report a maintenance issue to the front desk
Grammar Note
нема (there is no) governs the genitive case. топле воде is genitive, following нема
Молим вас, можемо ли добити додатни јастук?
MO-lim vas, MO-že-mo li DO-bi-ti do-DAT-ni JAS-tuk
Could we have an extra pillow, please?
Usage
Polite request for additional room amenities
Grammar Note
можемо ли is the 1st plural interrogative of моћи (can). додатни agrees with masculine јастук
Када је одјава?
KA-da je OD-ja-va
What time is check-out?
Usage
Used to ask about the check-out time
Grammar Note
одјава (check-out) is a feminine noun. Its counterpart is пријава (check-in)
Да ли постоји сеф у соби?
da li PO-sto-ji sef u SO-bi
Is there a safe in the room?
Usage
Used to inquire about an in-room safe for valuables
Grammar Note
у + locative expresses location. соба (feminine) takes locative ending -и, becoming соби
Соба је прљава
SO-ba je PR-lja-va
The room is dirty
Usage
Used to report a room cleanliness issue to hotel staff
Grammar Note
прљав is an adjective; прљава is its feminine form, used predicatively with feminine соба
Да ли имате собу са погледом на море?
da li I-ma-te SO-bu sa PO-gle-dom na MO-re
Do you have a room with a sea view?
Usage
Used when requesting a room with an ocean view
Grammar Note
са + instrumental expresses accompaniment. поглед (view, masculine) takes instrumental ending -ом
Можете ли чувати мој пртљаг до поднева?
MO-že-te li ČU-va-ti moj PRT-ljag do POD-ne-va
Can you store my luggage until noon?
Usage
Used to arrange luggage storage after check-out
Grammar Note
до + genitive expresses "until." подне (noon) takes genitive ending -ва, becoming поднева
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