Odlicno. I found answers to my many problems. Thnks a lot. ANd let me ask one more: If a noun finishes with either e or o, then it is neutral. That is OK. For example: vino.... What is the reason (or what is the rule) why it is "moje vino" whereas "njeno vino? I mean; why the possesive pronoun finishes with "e" when the noun is neutral for the first possesive pronoun? And why does it finish with "o" for the third possessive pronoun?
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Odlicno. I found answers to my many problems. Thnks a lot. ANd let me ask one more:
If a noun finishes with either e or o, then it is neutral. That is OK. For example: vino....
What is the reason (or what is the rule) why it is "moje vino" whereas "njeno vino? I mean; why the possesive pronoun finishes with "e" when the noun is neutral for the first possesive pronoun? And why does it finish with "o" for the third possessive pronoun?
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