Lingomir
verb

gledati

to watch, to look at (to see is videti)

смотреть (намеренно: фильм, ТВ; видеть — videti)

With stress

glȅdati

In Cyrillic

гледати

Examples from the lessons

gledati svoja posla

заниматься своими делами ( posla — старая форма множ. числа от posao , отсюда svoja )

Reflexive possessive svoj

am: čitati, gledati, imati

čitaju, gledaju, imaju — čitajući, gledajući, imajući

Present verbal adverb

gledati filmove, spremati stan, pisati izveštaj

gledanje filmova, spremanje stana, pisanje izveštaja

Verbal nouns and old participles

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