Govoriti Definition
Contents
Serbo-Croatian
Etymology
From Proto-Slavic *govoriti, from Proto-Indo-European *gow(H)- (“to call, cry”).
Pronunciation
- IPA: /ɡoʋǒriti/
- Hyphenation: go‧vo‧ri‧ti
Verb
govòriti (Cyrillic spelling гово̀рити) impf.
- (ambitransitive) to speak, talk, converse
- govoriti engleski — to speak English
- govoriti s nekim — to speak with somebody
- govoriti polako — to speak slowly
- (ambitransitive) to tell, say
- ne znaš što govoriš — you don't know what you're saying
- govori se — people say, it is said
Conjugation
Conjugation of
govoriti
| Infinitive: govoriti |
Present verbal adverb: govòrēći |
Past verbal adverb: - |
Verbal noun: govòrēnje |
| Number |
Singular |
Plural |
| Person |
1st |
2nd |
3rd |
1st |
2nd |
3rd |
| Verbal forms |
ja |
ti |
on / ona / ono |
mi |
vi |
oni / one / ona |
| Present |
govorim |
govoriš |
govori |
govorimo |
govorite |
govore |
| Future |
Future I |
govorit ću1
govoriću |
govorit ćeš1
govorićeš |
govorit će1
govoriće |
govorit ćemo1
govorićemo |
govorit ćete1
govorićete |
govorit će1
govoriće |
| Future II |
budem govorio2 |
budeš govorio |
bude govorio |
budemo govorili |
budete govorili |
budu govorili |
| Past |
Perfect |
govorio2 sam |
govorio si |
govorio je |
govorili smo |
govorili ste |
govorili su |
| Pluperfect |
bio sam govorio2 |
bio si govorio |
bio je govorio |
bili smo govorili |
bili ste govorili |
bili su govorili |
| Imperfect |
govorah |
govoraše |
govoraše |
govorasmo |
govoraste |
govorahu |
| Conditional I |
govorio2 bih |
govorio bi |
govorio bi |
govorili bismo |
govorili biste |
govorili bi |
| Conditional II |
bio bih govorio2 |
bio bi govorio |
bio bi govorio |
bili bismo govorili |
bili biste govorili |
bili bi govorili |
| Imperative |
- |
govori |
- |
govorimo |
govorite |
- |
| Active past participle |
govorio m. / govorila f. / govorilo n. |
govorili m. / govorile f. / govorila n. |
| Passive past participle |
govoren m. / govorena f. / govoreno n. |
govoreni m. / govorene f. / govorena n. |
| 1 Standard Croatian spelling: others omit the infinitive suffix completely and bind the clitic.
2 For the masculine; agent of feminine or neuter gender would use the feminine and neuter gender forms of the active past participle and the auxiliary verb, respectively. |
Derived terms
Slovene
Etymology
From Proto-Slavic *govoriti, from Proto-Indo-European *gow(H)- (“to call, cry”).
Verb
govoríti (first-person singular present tense govorím, past active participle govóril)
- to speak
- Moja sestra ne govori špansko, temveč govori portugalsko in katalonsko.
- My sister doesn't speak Spanish, but she speaks Portuguese and Catalan.
Conjugation
conjugation of govoriti
|
singular |
|
dual |
|
plural |
| 1st person |
2nd person |
3rd person |
1st person |
2nd person |
3rd person |
1st person |
2nd person |
3rd person |
|
jaz |
ti |
on |
midva |
vidva |
onadva |
mi |
vi |
oni |
| present |
govorim |
govoriš |
govori |
govoriva |
govorita |
govorita |
govorimo |
govorite |
govorijo |
| imperative |
- |
govori |
naj govori |
govoriva |
govorita |
naj govorita |
govorimo |
govorite |
naj govorijo |
participles of govoriti
|
singular |
|
dual |
|
plural |
| m. |
f. |
n. |
m. |
f. |
n. |
m. |
f. |
n. |
| present active |
govoreč |
govoreča |
govoreče |
govoreča |
govoreči |
govoreči |
govoreči |
govoreče |
govoreča |
| past active |
govoril |
govorila |
govorilo |
govorila |
govorili |
govorili |
govorili |
govorile |
govorila |
| past passive |
govorjen |
govorjena |
govorjeno |
govorjena |
govorjeni |
govorjeni |
govorjeni |
govorjene |
govorjena |
verbal nouns and gerunds
| verbal nouns |
infinitive |
govoriti |
| supine |
govorit |
| gerunds |
present active |
govorjenje |
| past active |
- |
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