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Learn Hardcore Croatian: čuti - to hear

Hardcore Croatian
/Lesson 14
/čuti

čuti

Word

čuti

Meaning

to hear

Part of speech

verb

Pronunciation

Course

Hardcore Croatian

Lesson

Usages of čuti

Ne mogu te čuti, jer djeca glasno pričaju u parku.

I can’t hear you because the children are talking loudly in the park.

Jesi li čula što je rekla učiteljica?

Did you hear what the teacher said?

Na satu razgovaramo slobodno i učiteljica kaže da je naravno važno čuti različita mišljenja.

In class we talk freely and the teacher says that it is of course important to hear different opinions.

Moja vrijedna sestra ustaje rano kad čuje budilicu.

My hardworking sister gets up early when she hears the alarm clock.

Zid prema podrumu je debeo, pa se kroz njega ništa ne čuje, čak ni kad djeca glasno pričaju.

The wall toward the basement is thick, so nothing can be heard through it, not even when the children talk loudly.

Da sam ranije čula za tu peticiju, potpisala bih je već jučer.

If I had heard about that petition earlier, I would have signed it already yesterday.

Ovaj put ću glasati, jer želim da se čuje naš glas za čišći okoliš.

This time I will vote because I want our voice for a cleaner environment to be heard.

Kad počne oluja, čujemo jaku grmljavinu iznad grada.

When a storm starts, we hear loud thunder above the city.

Internet veza je slaba, tako da se jedva čujemo.

The internet connection is weak, so we can barely hear each other.

Ponekad se osjećam zbunjeno kad čujem kako se drugi ponašaju u novoj zemlji.

Sometimes I feel confused when I hear how others behave in a new country.

Učiteljica često naglasi važnu riječ u rečenici kako bismo čuli pravi naglasak.

The teacher (female) often emphasizes the important word in the sentence so that we hear the correct accent.

Jučer smo otišli na koncert prekasno, pa smo čuli samo kraj i jedan vic glazbenika.

Yesterday we went to the concert too late, so we heard only the end and one joke from the musician.

Mikrofon se gasi usred videopoziva, pa se jedva čujemo.

The microphone keeps turning off in the middle of the video call, so we can barely hear each other.

Ako sjedimo bliže prozoru, lakše ćemo čuti kišu.

If we sit closer to the window, we will hear the rain more easily.

Kad pritisnem prekidač, bojler se čuje, ali topla voda ne dolazi odmah.

When I press the switch, the boiler can be heard, but hot water doesn’t come right away.

Ovaj izraz čujem često u Zagrebu, ali ga ne znam dobro prevesti.

I hear this expression often in Zagreb, but I do not know how to translate it well.

Kad čitam naglas, lakše čujem gdje nedostaje zarez ili upitnik.

When I read aloud, I hear more easily where a comma or a question mark is missing.

Ona obično pristaje na dobar prijedlog, ali se ovaj put predomislila kad je čula koliko će put trajati.

She usually agrees to a good suggestion, but this time she changed her mind when she heard how long the trip would take.

Molim te, pojačaj radio malo; ne čujem vijesti.

Please turn up the radio a little; I can’t hear the news.

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