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Season II, Episode 10: A chat at a caffe and a shop, asking for the price

Season II, Episode 10: A chat at a caffe and a shop, asking for the price

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In this episode we will try to combine some of the words and phrases we used to chat at a caffe and order a coffee.

  • How do you say that?Kako kažeš to? (KAH-koh KAH-zhe-sh toh?)
  • How is it said?Kako se kaže? (KAH-koh seh KAH-zhe?)
  • How are you?Kako si? (KAH-koh see?) (informal) / Kako ste? (KAH-koh steh?) (formal/plural)
  • How do you say…?Kako se kaže…? (KAH-koh seh KAH-zhe…?)
  • How may I help you? / What would you like?Izvolite? (EEZ-voh-lee-teh?)
  • How much does this cost?Koliko ovo košta? (KOH-lee-koh OH-voh KOSH-tah?)
  • DoctorDoktor (DOK-tor)
  • OutsideVani (VAH-nee)
  • It’s said as…Kaže se… (KAH-zhe seh…)
  • FoodHrana (HRAH-nah)
  • ThisOvo (OH-voh)
  • Hello, how are you?Zdravo, kako si? (ZDRAH-voh, KAH-koh see?) (informal) / Zdravo, kako ste? (ZDRAH-voh, KAH-koh steh?) (formal/plural)
  • GoodDobro (DOH-broh)
  • Not badNije loše (NEE-yeh LOH-sheh)
  • Good, how are you? (singular) → Dobro, kako si? (DOH-broh, KAH-koh see?)
  • Good, how are you? (plural/formal) → Dobro, kako ste? (DOH-broh, KAH-koh steh?)
  • Good dayDobar dan (DOH-bar dahn)
  • Good eveningDobra večer (DOH-brah VEH-chehr)
  • I want a coffeeHoću kafu (HOH-choo KAH-foo)
  • I want a cappuccinoHoću kapućino (HOH-choo KAH-poo-CHEE-noh)
  • I want a coffee, pleaseHoću kafu, molim (HOH-choo KAH-foo, MOH-leem)
  • Can I get a coffee?Mogu li dobiti kafu? (MOH-goo lee DOH-bee-tee KAH-foo?)
  • May I?Može? (MOH-zhe?)
  • Can I help you?Izvolite? (EEZ-voh-lee-teh?)
  • Može kafa(MOH-zhe KAH-fah?) (Can I have a coffee?)
  • Može sok(MOH-zhe SOK?) (Can I have a juice?)
  • Može hljeb(MOH-zhe HLYEB?) (Can I have some bread?)
  • Može to(MOH-zhe TOH?) (Can I have that?)
  • LampLampa (LAHM-pah)

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