A Funny Day

The correct answer 'prošle' signifies the final step in the process, making it the last one to be executed.

In Croatian, the word 'nedjelja' translates to Sunday. The other options provided are the Croatian words for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, respectively.

The correct translation for the Javanese word 'krasan' is 'lovely'. While 'beautiful', 'peaceful', and 'charming' are also positive adjectives, they do not directly correspond to the meaning of 'krasan'.

The correct translation of 'wanted' into Croatian is 'htjele su'. The incorrect answers are translations that do not match the meaning of the word in the given context.

The correct translation of 'looked' is 'izgledala je' in this context, indicating the action of physically observing or gazing at something.

The correct translation for 'inside' in Croatian is 'unutar'. The incorrect answers 'izvan' means 'outside', 'vanjska' means 'external', and 'unutra' means 'inside' in the sense of interior.

The correct translation of 'know' to Croatian is 'znati'. The other options provided are translations for 'understand', 'learn', and 'hear', respectively.

The correct translation of 'suddenly' in Croatian is 'odjednom', while the other options are incorrect translations.

The correct translation of 'something' in Serbian is 'nešto', while the incorrect answers provided do not accurately translate the word.

The correct translation for 'jumped' in Slovenian is 'skočilo je.' The other options provided do not accurately reflect the meaning of 'jumped.' 'Letel' means 'flew,' 'plesal' means 'danced,' and 'plaval' means 'swam.'

In Arabic, 'iza' is used to describe something that is located behind another object or person. 'Qabl' means 'in front of', 'amam' means 'in front', and 'warah' means 'behind' as well but is less commonly used compared to 'iza'.

The term 'both' refers to having two of something, making 'obje' the correct answer.

In Serbian, 'was' is translated as 'bio je' which is the masculine singular form. The other options provided are the feminine singular form 'bila je', masculine plural form 'bili su', and first person singular form 'bio sam'.

The correct translation of 'Wasn't' in Croatian is 'nije bio', which means 'was not'. The incorrect answers 'je bio', 'bila', and 'nije' do not accurately reflect the negation implied in the original question.

The correct translation of 'visit' to Croatian is 'posjetiti'. The other options provided do not correspond to the meaning of the word 'visit'.

In Croatian, 'cave' is translated as 'spilja'. The other options listed are either incorrect translations or different words for 'cave' in Croatian.

The correct spelling of the word 'diver' is diver, which refers to a person who swims underwater using a breathing apparatus.

The correct translation of 'footprint' in Croatian is 'otisak stopala'. Other options provided are not the accurate translations of the term.

The correct Serbian word for discover is 'otkriti', not 'zatvoriti', 'uništiti', or 'prestati'.

The word 'stijena' translates to 'rock' in Croatian. The other options are incorrect translations for the word.

The correct translation of 'scream' in Romanian is 'vriștati'. The other options provided are common translations of 'scream' in Romanian, but are not the exact equivalent of the word.

The word 'smiješan' in Croatian translates to 'funny' in English.