No. 58 in Croatian

nešto

The Croatian word "nešto" means "something" in English.

In a sentence

Imam nešto za tebe.
I have something for you.
In this sentence, 'nešto' means 'something' in English, used to refer to an unspecified object or item.
Reci mi nešto zanimljivo.
Tell me something interesting.
Here, 'nešto' again means 'something,' but it's accompanied by an adjective to specify the type of 'something' being referred to.
Nešto nije u redu s tvojim računom.
Something is not right with your account.
In this sentence, 'nešto' implies an unspecified problem or issue, emphasizing the context in which it is used rather than directly specifying what 'something' refers to.

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