Lingomir
verb

izaći

to go out, to exit; to get off (a bus, a train; also izići)

выйти; сойти (с автобуса, поезда; вариант — izići)

With stress

izáći

In Cyrillic

изаћи

Examples from the lessons

Pošto pojedem, izaći ću.

После того как поем, выйду.

Temporal clauses

izaći → izašao → izašavši

выйдя

Past verbal adverb

Prođite pored crkve i izaći ćete na trg.

Пройдите мимо церкви и выйдете на площадь.

Travel & directions

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Finished sponge: unmolding and filling ideas · London panorama from Greenwich Park · Biberče · Gojko the dog decides he’s coming with us · Chicken strips and Besim’s “tip” · Parking by a “little woman” · Games are boring: how to entertain yourself in isolation · Utilities in Kruševac and vacations on credit · ‘Sheep’ and closed pseudo-science circles · A forest cabin with no internet and no TV · A 5-star hotel in Novi Sad: quick tour · English Breakfast: Why It Turns Out Healthier · A 50th Birthday Alone—and Life on the Road · The river that vanishes into rock · The Language of Animals · Ljutenica recipe: exact ratios and cooking time · Morning in Novi Pazar: breakfast, coffee, and locals · From three hives to ninety · Champagne Sprays & Sudden Love for Doctors · Beginner rule: 3–4 full-body workouts/week · City waste vs. village thrift: nothing gets thrown away · Simple sponge: ingredients and pan size tips · Flower season at the market: tips & buys · Phone battery meltdown: chasing the winning moment · Eggs for 220 dinars… and a chicken attack · Snow, an early departure, and a surprisingly pro event · Standing on the Prime Meridian · From individuals to a band: EKV after 10 years · Bodybuilder’s comeback: two wins and a new level · Why Exit doesn't bring deliveries · Cheapest buys and sticker shock · “You’re a vet!”: arguing about rabies · The ‘silence conspiracy’ problem · Checking out our old apartment—“we’re not stalkers” · Back home—my room is gone · Shoelaces, marriage, and delivering piglets alone · The Pavilion Neither in the Sky Nor on the Earth

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