Breakdown of Provjerite filmski program i repertoar.
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provjeriti
to check
repertoar
the repertoire
filmski program
the film programme
Questions & Answers about Provjerite filmski program i repertoar.
Why is the verb provjerite and not provjeri?
Provjerite is the imperative form for:
- you plural: when speaking to more than one person
- formal/polite you singular: when speaking politely to one person
So this sentence is addressing either a group or one person formally.
Compare:
- provjeri = check! — to one person, informal
- provjerite = check! — to several people, or to one person formally
This is very common in notices, advertisements, websites, and customer-facing instructions.
Is provjerite a strong command, or can it also mean something softer like check out or take a look at?
It is grammatically an imperative, but in real usage it is often not a harsh command. In contexts like ads, cinema websites, posters, or announcements, it usually sounds more like:
- check
- have a look at
- see
- consult
So the tone depends on context. On a website or poster, Provjerite filmski program i repertoar sounds like a polite instruction or invitation, not someone bossing you around.
What is the basic form of provjerite?