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Prepositions are words that connect nouns, pronouns, and phrases to other words within a sentence. They are essential for indicating relationships between different elements of a sentence, such as direction, location, time, and manner.
Common Serbian Prepositions
U (in, at, into)
- Used to indicate location or direction.
- Example: "U kući" (in the house), "U školu" (to school).
Na (on, at, to)
- Used for surfaces or specific locations.
- Example: "Na stolu" (on the table), "Na posao" (to work).
Sa (with, from)
- Indicates accompaniment or origin.
- Example: "Sa prijateljem" (with a friend), "Sa planine" (from the mountain).
Iz (from, out of)
- Denotes origin or movement out of a place.
- Example: "Iz kuće" (from the house), "Iz grada" (out of the city).
Do (to, until)
- Used for direction or time limits.
- Example: "Do škole" (to the school), "Do pet sati" (until five o'clock).
Kod (at, by)
- Indicates location or possession.
- Example: "Kod kuće" (at home), "Kod prijatelja" (at a friend's place).
Pre (before)
- Used to indicate time.
- Example: "Pre ručka" (before lunch).
Posle (after)
- Indicates time following an event.
- Example: "Posle posla" (after work).
Cases and Prepositions
In Serbian, prepositions are closely tied to the grammatical cases of the nouns they govern. The main cases influenced by prepositions are:
- Genitive: Often used with prepositions indicating origin, possession, or absence (e.g., "iz", "sa").
- Dative: Used with prepositions indicating direction towards something (e.g., "ka", "prema").
- Accusative: Common with prepositions indicating direction or goal (e.g., "u", "na").
- Instrumental: Used with prepositions indicating means or accompaniment (e.g., "sa", "s").
- Locative: Used with prepositions indicating location (e.g., "u", "na").
Examples of Usage
- U: "U parku" (in the park) - Locative case.
- Na: "Na stolu" (on the table) - Locative case.
- Sa: "Sa prijateljem" (with a friend) - Instrumental case.
- Iz: "Iz škole" (from school) - Genitive case.
- Do: "Do prodavnice" (to the store) - Genitive case.
- Kod: "Kod doktora" (at the doctor's) - Genitive case.
- Pre: "Pre večere" (before dinner) - Genitive case.
- Posle: "Posle sastanka" (after the meeting) - Genitive case.
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