No. 30 in Croatian
no
"But"
In a sentence
Volio bih izaći van, no osjećam se umorno.
I would like to go out, but I feel tired.
'No' is used here as a conjunction meaning 'but', introducing a contrasting idea.
Djelovao je ljutito, no svejedno je bio ljubazan.
He seemed angry, yet he was still kind.
'No' works as a conjunction suggesting an unexpected outcome or contrast.
Želio je ostati, no morao je ići kući.
He wanted to stay, but he had to go home.
'No' expresses a contrast between two clauses.
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