S and Sa
"s" and "sa" both mean "with" according to my dictionary, but what's the difference? When do you use which and where?
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S before s, z, š, ž turns into SA. ( SA sobom , SA zida, SA ženom, sa šurakom ).
The same rule applies for K before k, g, h. ( KA kući, KA gradu, KA hramu ).
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sa + s, z, š, ž, ks, ps, pš, i mnom.
Razlog : lakši izgovor.
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There is memo technique thst you can use to know when to use sa.
Svaka Žena Šiti Zna. Or sa + S, Ž, Š, Z
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Hi Gwen, there's a similar issue in Slovak (s/so) and I suspect it's for the same reason: check if the following word starts with an s or z sound, or if it has consonants together. If yes, then use "sa". Just a suspicion. ;)
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