Lingomir
adverb

polako

slowly; take it easy

медленно, не спеша; потихоньку

With stress

poláko

In Cyrillic

полако

Examples from the lessons

Radi polako, nema žurbe.

Работай медленно, спешить некуда. (процесс)

Aspect in the imperative

Pije kafu polako, s merakom.

Пьёт кофе не спеша, со вкусом.

Words from Turkish

Polako prestajem da pijem kafu.

Я потихоньку бросаю пить кофе. (процесс отвыкания)

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