svakako
certainly, definitely; by all means (also “in any case”: Svakako moramo da platimo)
непременно, обязательно; конечно (чуть официальнее; также «в любом случае»: Svakako moramo da platimo)
With stress
svȁkāko
In Cyrillic
свакако
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Appears in lessons
- Indefinite & negative pronounsModal & sentence adverbsRunning a conversationInternational and English wordsArgumentation & persuasion
Appears in immersion pieces
Why are museums empty if a ticket is only 200 dinars? · Chicken strips and Besim’s “tip” · Five minutes over rocks—and there's the view! · A 5-star hotel in Novi Sad: quick tour · Cherry prices at the local market · Krupaja spring: fair-like crowds, swimmers, and trash · Don’t Chase Instagram Physiques · Zvezdarska šuma: shade, trails, and leg training options · Training volume and why near-failure matters · 285 km/h—and why he backed off · Sear the chicken + salt pasta water properly · The Rep-Range Myth: “Mass” vs “Definition” · Padel: a mix of tennis and squash · Why flat-Earth myths are back · How many hard sets per workout · Nolan and the Character Who Carries the Movie
Next to it in the phrasebook
- mȍlīm vasplease (formal)
- mȍlīm teplease (informal)
- izvólitehere you are, here you go; how can I help? (in a shop); go ahead
- da li mògumay I, can I (the question opens with a particle)
- mògu limay I, can I (the question opens with the verb)
- mȍžete licould you, can you (formal)
- mȍžeš licould you, can you (informal)
- hvála lépothank you very much (literally: thanks nicely)
- nȃjlepše hválamany thanks (literally: most beautiful thanks)
- néma na čèmuyou’re welcome