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No. 246 in Croatian

italiji

"Italiji" is the dative or locative case of "Italija," meaning "to Italy" or "in Italy" in English.

In a sentence

  • Voljela bih živjeti u Italiji.

    I would like to live in Italy.

    'Italiji' is in the locative case, used to describe the location where something happens or the place where someone is.

  • Putovali smo kroz Italiju prošlog ljeta.

    We traveled through Italy last summer.

    Here, 'Italiju' is in the accusative case, indicating motion or direction through a location.

  • Sanjam o putovanju u Italiji.

    I dream about a journey in Italy.

    'Italiji' in this sentence is again in the locative case, used to indicate the focus of the dreaming.

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