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Jesam dobro ili dobro jesam? Which is true to say "I am fine" if I want to use "jesam" without subject? Jesam dobro or Dobro jesam And if I want to use question form: Da li jesam .....? Da li sam .....? Jesam li .....? Sam li....? 4th one is ok? Thanks in advance
Feb 11, 2020 5:22 PM
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The shorter form of the verb to be (biti) should be used! Jesam li dobro ? Dobro sam. Da li sam ... Jesam li ... Dobro jesam, sam li are wrong. Jesam dobro and dobro jesam are strange.
February 12, 2020
If you want say “i’m fine”, say “Dobro sam”
February 8, 2021
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