verb

pričati

to talk, speak, tell (more everyday than govoriti); priča se, rumour has it

разговаривать, говорить, рассказывать (обиходнее, чем govoriti); priča se — поговаривают, ходят слухи

With stress

príčati

In Cyrillic

причати

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Appears in immersion pieces

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