Lingomir
verb

verovati

to believe; to trust (someone)

верить; доверять (кому-л.)

With stress

vȅrovati

In Cyrillic

веровати

Examples from the lessons

verovati — верить

Verujem prijatelju — Верю другу

Indirect object

verovati , pomoći , smetati

Verujem ti. — Верю тебе (совпадает)

Which case a verb takes

Nećeš verovati šta sam video.

Ты не поверишь, что я видел. (обещание невероятного)

Narrating past events

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Appears in immersion pieces

Contractor vs employee: why you can’t “do nothing” · Why are museums empty if a ticket is only 200 dinars? · How her pay rate jumped from 10 to 30 · “Only for the city”? He drove it across Europe · Better the beach than a €1500 flight to Canada · At the folk healer’s: the door opened by itself · Why she has zero stage fright · “Pour it into the pan!” And then it’s too much · ‘Sheep’ and closed pseudo-science circles · A “must-play” list—and the protest that never happened · In Serbia you’re never alone · Permanent job after COVID: the 6-month probation period · Loneliness in emigration vs. life "our way" · Eratosthenes & Magellan vs. the Flat Earth · Good News… Until the Shout · Phone battery meltdown: chasing the winning moment · Olimp: everything is close — and it matters · My monitor died: working without a second screen · Polishing the lens: can he remove the scratch? · “Life isn’t in the capital”: why villages matter · The Rep-Range Myth: “Mass” vs “Definition” · Display & battery: less glare, more hours · No One Will Cut the “Cursed” Walnut · Why flat-Earth myths are back · Why I want to move back to Serbia · A museum that feels like a street: shopfronts, workshops and an old phone · Lake mini-expedition: drone, wind, and a guide dog · Just milk and lemon—and cheese is ready · “Is it all a joke?”: his excuses · How YouTube pulls you into a rabbit hole · Picked up at the airport and staying with friends · Serbian spas vs a pricey UK spa trip · The Wheel Turns Without Water—and the Miller's Wife Appears · No language, no career abroad · Is Golubac Fortress worth 1,200 dinars?

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