Hajde, saslušaj me.

me (accusative short form)

Breakdown of Hajde, saslušaj me.

• saslušati: to hear someone out
• hajde: come on

Questions & Answers about Hajde, saslušaj me.

What does hajde mean here?

Hajde is a very common conversational word used to urge, encourage, or push someone a little. In this sentence, it works like come on, go on, or okay, then before the command.

It does not carry the main action of the sentence; it just adds tone. It can sound:

• encouraging
• impatient
• pleading
• friendly

So the real command is saslušaj me, and hajde adds emotional force.

Is hajde the same as ajde?

Yes, in everyday speech they are usually the same.

• hajde = the fuller form
• ajde = a very common colloquial reduced form

You will hear both a lot. Hajde may look a bit more standard in writing, while ajde feels more casual and speech-like.

What form is saslušaj?