Translation of Serbian word "променити се" to English
променити се
Latin script: promeniti se
/promeniti se/
How to use
Serbian verb 'променити се' means 'to change (intransitive)'. Commonly takes direct or prepositional objects in discourse.
🇬🇧 English
to change (intransitive)
Example
Град се много променио у последњих десет година.
Grad se mnogo promenio u poslednjih deset godina.
The city has changed a lot in the last ten years.
Људи могу да се промене ако то стварно желе.
Ljudi mogu da se promene ako to stvarno žele.
People can change if they really want to.
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Common phrases
- брзо се променити— to change quickly
- набоље се променити— to change for the better
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Frequency rank: #527 in Serbian
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What does the Serbian word "променити се" mean?▼
The Serbian word "променити се" means "to change (intransitive)" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Град се много променио у последњих десет година." (which translates as "The city has changed a lot in the last ten years.").
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