Lingomir
verb

stići

to arrive, get there; to make it (in time)

прибыть, дойти, добраться; успеть

With stress

stȉći

In Cyrillic

стићи

Examples from the lessons

Kad će stići voz?

Когда придёт поезд?

Future I

Teško da ću stići.

Вряд ли успею.

Future plans & intentions

Valjda će stići na vreme.

Надеюсь, он успеет вовремя.

Modal & sentence adverbs

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Appears in immersion pieces

Pepeljuga (Cinderella) · Petar Dobrnjac: a “negotiation” with no talks · The dragon and the tsar's son · At the folk healer’s: the door opened by itself · Starting a Home Kitchen in a Village · Five minutes over rocks—and there's the view! · Why Džeko is respected throughout the Balkans · A Storm Forces Him into the Abandoned Mill · Belgrade traffic: red lights, mud, and no fuel · A 5-star hotel in Novi Sad: quick tour · Ferry price—and a cheeky Little Red Riding Hood ending · Rushing through Belgrade to save a borrowed camera · A 50th Birthday Alone—and Life on the Road · Cherry prices at the local market · A restaurant in a rock, no cards accepted, and an extra walk · Last 3 km on foot: dust, picnic, and blackened shoes · Krupaja spring: fair-like crowds, swimmers, and trash · Closed in their face—but recycling still worked · A trade can beat an expensive degree · Sprint for a purchase: six minutes and “number two” · Cows, a stalking donkey, and packing advice · From city to village: starting a farm with two cows · How to reach the viewpoint: 800 meters on foot · Flatbread, clotted cream and… onion & mayo · Good News… Until the Shout · Waking up to birdsong—and a road that needs 4WD · 800 liters a day: milk, prices, and costs · What people buy & prices: flowers and seedlings · Delivery to the ICU: where to leave the order? · Zasavica: why going offline in nature works · Bodybuilder’s comeback: two wins and a new level · The Main Artery of Novi Sad · Japan’s keeper & defence: the hidden strength · Day 1: workout template (and how to save your lower back) · Back Home: Telling the Night’s Story · Creepy shop… then a cucumber by the sign · Road to Banjska Stena: gravel & a Lada · Lake mini-expedition: drone, wind, and a guide dog · The Crane Crushes the House, but the Walnut Tree Remains · Apartment tour in Novi Pazar · Crystal-clear river and a crooked shepherd’s stick · The girl who outwitted the tsar · The golden apple tree and the nine peahens · A secret vs the Netherlands: Japan’s scorers · A drone fortress find and a village with no sign · Why people fear evening carbs · Is Golubac Fortress worth 1,200 dinars? · Hunting Serbia’s funniest village names: the start

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