Conditionals in Serbian include common conjunctions like IF (UKOLIKO), AS/AS LONG AS (AKO/AKO), UNLESS (UKOLIKO NE), EVEN IF (ČAK I AKO), WHETHER (DA LI), PROVIDING/PROVIDED THAT (POD USLOVOM/POD USLOVOM DA), IN CONDITION THAT (U SLUČAJU DA), and IN CASE (U SLUČAJU). OTHERWISE is used to describe what would happen if an alternative action was taken, usually appearing at the beginning of a sentence.
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CONDITIONALS Alternatives To If
Conditionals in Serbian include common conjunctions like IF (UKOLIKO), AS/AS LONG AS (AKO/AKO), UNLESS (UKOLIKO NE), EVEN IF (ČAK I AKO), WHETHER (DA LI), PROVIDING/PROVIDED THAT (POD USLOVOM/POD USLOVOM DA), IN CONDITION THAT (U SLUČAJU DA), and IN CASE (U SLUČAJU). OTHERWISE is used to describe what would happen if an alternative action was taken, usually appearing at the beginning of a sentence.
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CONDITIONALS – ALTERNATIVES TO IF
Uobičajeni veznici kondicionala su IF,
AS/AS LONG AS, you take your mobile, I can phone you. UNLESS (UKOLIKO NE), I won’t go unless you come with me. EVEN IF We are going for a walk even if it rains. WHETHER PROVIDING (POD USLOVOM), PROVIDED THAT I’ll help you provided that you don’t tell. IN CONDITION THAT IN CASE koristi se da opiše ono što radimo iz predostrožnosti da se ne bi nešto drugo desilo. I’ll take the mobile in case I needed to phone you. OTHERWISE - koristi se da bi se opisalo šta bi se desilo da smo nešto uradili drugačije. Obično se nalazi na početku rečenice. I must leave by 3.30. Otherwise I’ll get stuck in traffic.