No. 745 in Croatian

koga

"Whom" or "who" (in accusative/genitive form).

In a sentence

Koga voliš najviše na svijetu?
Who do you love the most in the world?
'Koga' is used as the accusative case of 'who', referring to the direct object of the verb 'voliš' (love).
Pitao je koga smo vidjeli jučer.
He asked who we saw yesterday.
'Koga' is the object of 'smo vidjeli' (we saw) and indicates the person seen.
Znaš li koga čeka na stanici?
Do you know who he/she is waiting for at the station?
'Koga' here is used as the object in a question regarding the action of 'čeka' (waiting for).

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