polako
slowly; take it easy
медленно, не спеша; потихоньку
With stress
poláko
In Cyrillic
полако
Examples from the lessons
In phrasebooks
Appears in lessons
Appears in immersion pieces
Plating without tongs + veggies with a crunch · Making sarma with Milica · Chicken strips and Besim’s “tip” · Petar Dobrnjac: a “negotiation” with no talks · A Storm Forces Him into the Abandoned Mill · Ferry price—and a cheeky Little Red Riding Hood ending · Grinding, seasoning, and hand-mixing the old-fashioned way · From city to village: starting a farm with two cows · Good News… Until the Shout · “I want it like the photo”: why that won’t work · Waking up to birdsong—and a road that needs 4WD · How to toast flour for spinach (make a roux) · First cappuccino lesson: “2 out of 10” · Sets, tempo, rest: train when you train · Why village life beats the big city · Sear the chicken + salt pasta water properly · Japan’s keeper & defence: the hidden strength · Eat slowly, eat on schedule: the basics · Julienne peppers: fast cutting & into the pan · Tasting and finishing the beans · “Watch how it’s done”: latte-art magic · Separate the eggs and whip the whites with sugar · How YouTube pulls you into a rabbit hole · After the party: what to cook today? · The Wheel Turns Without Water—and the Miller's Wife Appears · The Hessdalen lights: glowing orbs over the valley · Is Golubac Fortress worth 1,200 dinars? · Veganism: a trend to test carefully
Next to it in the phrasebook
- ráditito work; to do (imperfective; also radi + Gen., a preposition: for…
- ìćito go; (of things) to go: Kako ti ide?, how are things going for you?
- dóćito come; doći do, to arrive at; to come about (Došlo je do greške)
- rȅćito say, to tell
- kázatito tell, to say (something to someone) (perfective and imperfective)
- dȁtito give (perfective)
- ùzētito take
- vȉdetito see (to watch deliberately is gledati)
- čȕtito hear (to listen deliberately is slušati)
- vòletito love; to like