Lingomir
adverb

uopšte

at all, in general

вообще

With stress

ùopšte

In Cyrillic

уопште

Examples from the lessons

Nisam siguran. Pitam se da li je uopšte otvorena danas.

Не уверен. Я и сам гадаю, открыта ли она вообще сегодня.

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360 pounds a day—and the real cost of contracting · London: Wind, City Lights, and Hard Reality · Contractor vs employee: why you can’t “do nothing” · Cake without milk: mixing with a paint roller · Arriving in London with zero English · Personal questions: normal at home, taboo in the West · Medical tests in Serbia in a few hours · Parking by a “little woman” · How her pay rate jumped from 10 to 30 · Why she has zero stage fright · Kostović: Serbia’s forgotten inventor in Russia · Tasmajdan: bars, dips, and an honest rating · A plan isn’t for you: everyone digests differently · Why a Raise Isn’t Always Good: Taxes · Cooldown and sustainable progress · Morning in Novi Pazar: breakfast, coffee, and locals · From three hives to ninety · All my friends can’t drive: he enjoys the view while they drive · Krupaja spring: fair-like crowds, swimmers, and trash · Why train: health over aesthetics · Men’s vs women’s hairdresser: what they learn · Neighbor’s Wi‑Fi and the return dilemma · How to reach the viewpoint: 800 meters on foot · Hidden enemies: sugary drinks, stress & sleep · Olimp: everything is close — and it matters · How to toast flour for spinach (make a roux) · Wrap-up: should you climb to the top? · First cappuccino lesson: “2 out of 10” · Zvezdarska šuma: shade, trails, and leg training options · Helping children with special needs in Serbia · Training volume and why near-failure matters · Epidemiologists kept in the basement · 285 km/h—and why he backed off · Why flat-Earth myths are back · Day 1: workout template (and how to save your lower back) · Road to Banjska Stena: gravel & a Lada · A museum that feels like a street: shopfronts, workshops and an old phone · Luck follows the brave: Moving abroad · Loans for everything: how debt creeps up · Checking out our old apartment—“we’re not stalkers” · Three buns for one sol—and traffic chaos · Why is everyone staring at me in the store? · Job hunting with LinkedIn: go straight to agencies · Dinner for 200: Goca’s potatoes with margarine · No language, no career abroad · West vs Balkans: fun vs hard work · At the gas station, water costs more than Coke · Is Golubac Fortress worth 1,200 dinars? · A hamburger as art—and the empty American diner

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