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Slovenian frequency list

No. 894 in Slovenian

delala

"Delala" means "worked" or "was working" in English (feminine singular, past tense of "delati" - to work).

In a sentence

  • Včeraj sem delala domačo nalogo.

    Yesterday, I was doing my homework.

    The word 'delala' here expresses a past action performed by a female subject since 'delala' corresponds to the female gender in its standard past tense form for a singular subject.

  • Danes bom delala na projektu.

    Today, I will be working on the project.

    In this sentence, 'delala' is used to indicate a future intent or planned action performed by a female subject, emphasized in the future by the auxiliary verb 'bom' (will).

  • Vsak dan sem delala v pisarni.

    Every day, I used to work in the office.

    Here, 'delala' describes a habitual or repeated past activity done by a female subject.

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