piti
to drink (imperfective)
пить (несов. вид)
With stress
pȉti
In Cyrillic
пити
Appears in lessons
- Voicing assimilationSpelling je and ijeDirect objectPresent tenseAspect pair formationThe imperativePresent verbal adverbVerbal nouns and old participles
Appears in immersion pieces
In Canada you schedule coffee two months ahead · Frequency: 1 vs 2–3 sessions per muscle · Up at seven—and straight to the barn · Late dinner, heavy morning · Quitting caffeine… to learn latte art · Medical tests in Serbia in a few hours · How diabetes led to an ethno village · Why does your body know you’re near home? · A “hidden base” in Belgrade: what was it? · Morning in Novi Pazar: breakfast, coffee, and locals · Champagne Sprays & Sudden Love for Doctors · Saying “bon appétit” to cosmetics · How to store whey: glass only · Coffee at Mira's · Weather and the weekend · Buying cans… but nothing to drink · First cappuccino lesson: “2 out of 10” · Warm towels & lavender: the barber ritual · “Life isn’t in the capital”: why villages matter · Why village life beats the big city · “Watch how it’s done”: latte-art magic · Straining the cheese: bag and whey · Checking out our old apartment—“we’re not stalkers” · “A weight off your heart”: openness and support · Three pills and a race: who solves it faster? · Beauty, but no people: a village fading · No more “just one bite”: school nostalgia · A scary X-ray—and the real diagnosis