Lingomir
adverb

sigurno

for sure (a confident guess); safely, confidently (vozi sigurno)

наверняка, точно; уверенно, безопасно (vozi sigurno)

In Cyrillic

сигурно

Examples from the lessons

sigurno , svakako

высокая — наверняка, точно

Modal & sentence adverbs

Sigurno neću moći.

Точно не смогу.

Future plans & intentions

Sigurno ste umorni.

Вы наверняка устали.

Modal & sentence adverbs

Appears in lessons

Appears in immersion pieces

Going back to Serbia: her decision · Why are museums empty if a ticket is only 200 dinars? · Chicken strips and Besim’s “tip” · No-yeast dough: what could go wrong · Rice with egg: a 200-dinar cooking fail · Kostović: Serbia’s forgotten inventor in Russia · Why Džeko is respected throughout the Balkans · A Santa hat for 100 dinars · Why he hates pigeons · Romance vs. the condom · Grinding, seasoning, and hand-mixing the old-fashioned way · Closed in their face—but recycling still worked · Why train: health over aesthetics · Tradition and Slavic melancholy in music · A stroller on a forest road and an old riverbed · Olimp: everything is close — and it matters · Veliki Buk waterfall: cold, wind, and stairs · Wrap-up: should you climb to the top? · Training volume and why near-failure matters · Why “restaurant” means “to restore strength” · The ‘silence conspiracy’ problem · Why he won’t buy a brand-new BMW · Why flat-Earth myths are back · Lake mini-expedition: drone, wind, and a guide dog · Finished goat cheese: slice, serve, salt · US Food: Dyes, Marketing, and 'Parrots' · The Crane Crushes the House, but the Walnut Tree Remains · Risk Assessment and Trip Itinerary with AI · Found cash in pockets—still not a plan · How many hard sets per workout · Finding Aca’s garage in Belgrade · Warm-up: cardio first, then specific prep · West vs Balkans: fun vs hard work · They demand an African dish · Veganism: a trend to test carefully · “25. maj”: why Kinez calls it the best park

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