Hello, how are you? It's been a long time.
Croatian translation: Zdravo, kako si? Dugo se nismo vidjeli/čuli?
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| 5 | Zdravo, kako si? Dugo se nismo vidjeli/čuli? |
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| 4 | čuli |
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| 4 | Bok, kako si? Nismo se odavno čuli. |
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6 hrs confidence: 
Zdravo, kako si? Dugo se nismo vidjeli/čuli? Explanation: There is a dual solution: vidjeli-see Culi- hear since in Croation the fraze "It has been long" needs additional verb.You choose according to the context. damra |
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čuli Explanation: Ako se radi o "vidjeli", prijevod prvog dijela rečenice bi trebalo izmijeniti i prilagoditi naem jeziku. Iz trenutačnog prijevoda slijedi "čuli". |
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1 day 8 hrs confidence:
Bok, kako si? Nismo se odavno čuli. Explanation: hello - "bok" is better |
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