доћи
doći
To come in Serbian is доћи (doći).
The verb доћи is used to express the action of arriving or appearing.
Meaning: to arrive, to appear (verb)
How does it change in a sentence?
The verb changes its form based on tense, person and gender. In the present tense, the third person singular is дође, the first person plural is дођемо and the second person plural is дођете. The past participle also changes according to gender and number: дошао is masculine singular, дошла is feminine singular, дошли is masculine plural and дошле is feminine plural.
How do you pronounce it?
doći
Did you know?
- When someone says доћи ће ми, they are not talking about a person arriving but expressing that something will be useful or 'come in handy'.
- The word доћи is formed by combining the prefix до- with the root verb ѝћи, which means 'to go'.
- Serbians often use the phrase доћи се у себи to describe the act of regaining composure or coming to one's senses after a shock.
Examples in context
- Да ли ће доћи?Will she come?This sentence is useful for asking about a person's arrival using доћи.Tatoeba #8856010 by Lebad, translation #317358 by CK
- Доћи ћу у 2:30.I'll come at 2:30.This sentence is useful for stating a specific arrival time using доћи.Tatoeba #8874195 by Lebad, translation #5902908 by CK
- Мислимо да ће доћи.We think that he will come.This sentence is useful for expressing a thought about someone's arrival using доћи.Tatoeba #12402234 by Lebad, translation #304553 by CK
- Dođite ovamo, molim vas.Come here, please.
- Dođite na sastanak u 9 sati.Come to the meeting at 9 o'clock.
- Dođi iz sobe i vidi ovu sliku.Come out of the room and see this picture.
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Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries доћи, CC BY-SA 4.0.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
