Lingomir
verb

pitati

to ask; pitati se: to wonder (Pitam se…); (pita is also a noun, a pie: pita sa sirom)

спрашивать, спросить; pitati se — интересоваться, гадать (Pitam se…); (pita — также сущ. «пирог»: pita sa sirom)

With stress

pítati

In Cyrillic

питати

Examples from the lessons

Nije zgoreg pitati.

Не помешает спросить. (то есть «стоит спросить»)

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