zajedno
together
вместе
With stress
zȁjedno
In Cyrillic
заједно
Examples from the lessons
Učimo zajedno. — учимся вместе
Mi učimo zajedno. — «мы-то вместе (а вы?)»
Personal pronouns (nominative)In phrasebooks
Appears in lessons
Appears in immersion pieces
Why Brutus turned on Caesar · Frequency: 1 vs 2–3 sessions per muscle · Petar Dobrnjac: a “negotiation” with no talks · Why we’re in Novi Sad: vlog plan · The dragon and the tsar's son · Starting a Home Kitchen in a Village · Rice with egg: a 200-dinar cooking fail · Buyers keep coming, but energy is fading · The secret ingredient: a mother’s love · A forest cabin with no internet and no TV · A 5-star hotel in Novi Sad: quick tour · Chicken with Rice and Curry in 20 Minutes · A trade can beat an expensive degree · Family Business: Wife Helped Husband While Pregnant · Chicken paprikash with potatoes: full recipe · Philippi: How Cassius Ordered His Own Death · European experience: Japan’s main weapon · Picked up at the airport and staying with friends · Three pills and a race: who solves it faster? · Shoelaces, marriage, and delivering piglets alone
Next to it in the phrasebook
- ráditito work; to do (imperfective; also radi + Gen., a preposition: for…
- ìćito go; (of things) to go: Kako ti ide?, how are things going for you?
- dóćito come; doći do, to arrive at; to come about (Došlo je do greške)
- rȅćito say, to tell
- kázatito tell, to say (something to someone) (perfective and imperfective)
- dȁtito give (perfective)
- ùzētito take
- vȉdetito see (to watch deliberately is gledati)
- čȕtito hear (to listen deliberately is slušati)
- vòletito love; to like