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Learn Croatian: govoriti - to speak

Croatian
/Regular present tense (-iti)
/govoriti

govoriti

Word

govoriti

Meaning

to speak

Part of speech

verb

Pronunciation

Course

Lesson

Regular present tense (-iti)

Usages of govoriti

Učitelj govori engleski.

The teacher speaks English.

Ne govore puno.

They do not speak a lot.

Malo misle, a puno govore.

They think a little, and speak a lot.

On odlično govori hrvatski.

He speaks Croatian excellently.

Govorim dva jezika.

I speak two languages.

Govori polako, ne razumijem te.

Speak slowly, I do not understand you.

Nitko ne govori, a ova tišina je sumnjiva.

Nobody is speaking, and this silence is suspicious.

Oni uvijek puno govore, ali mi ne žele reći ovu vijest.

They always speak a lot, but they do not want to tell me this news.

Oni uvijek govore tiho. Ne mogu čuti što će reći.

They always speak quietly. I cannot hear what they will say.

Ove knjige govore o povijesti i politici.

These books talk about history and politics.

Savršeno govoriš engleski!

You speak English perfectly!

Namjerno govorim polako.

I intentionally speak slowly.

Nitko neće govoriti dok se on ne smiri.

No one will speak until he calms down.

On uvijek govori protiv nje.

He always speaks against her.

Možete li ga tečno govoriti?

Can you speak it fluently?

U članku se spominje tema o kojoj ne želim govoriti.

The topic I do not want to talk about is mentioned in the article.

Iako je zima, toplo je u regiji o kojoj govorimo.

Even though it is winter, it is warm in the region we are talking about.

Jezik nije mrtav, ljudi ga govore.

The language is not dead, people speak it.

Vrlo dobro govoriš hrvatski.

You speak Croatian very well.

Beba još ne govori.

The baby doesn't talk yet.

Govorim njemački i engleski.

I speak German and English.

Govorite li španjolski?

Do you speak Spanish?

Moja teta govori kineski.

My aunt speaks Chinese.

Razumijem slovenski, ali ga ne govorim.

I understand Slovenian, but I don't speak it.

Moja baka govori slovenski.

My grandmother speaks Slovenian.

Ne govorimo o politici u javnosti.

We do not speak about politics in public.

Ona govori s odlučnošću.

She speaks with determination.

Govorio je o prošlosti sa žalošću.

He spoke about the past with sorrow.

Svjedok u sobi govori o nečemu čudnom.

The witness in the room is talking about something strange.

Odvjetnik govori na sudu protiv njega.

The lawyer is speaking in court against him.

Poslije poraza nitko nije govorio.

After the defeat nobody spoke.

Govori se da je vlada ili loša ili spora.

It is said that the government is either bad or slow.

Drugim riječima, to je tema o kojoj laik može govoriti.

In other words, that is a topic about which a layman can speak.

Pacijent često govori kroz simbole.

The patient often speaks through symbols.

Nitko ne govori o ostvarenoj zaradi obiju pjevačica.

Nobody is talking about the realized profit of both female singers.

Govori se da roda nosi sreću.

It is said that a stork brings luck.

To je investicija o kojoj mnogi govore s interesom.

That is an investment many speak about with interest.

Gledaj sugovornika dok govoriš.

Look at the person you're talking to while you speak.

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