Translation of Serbian word "учествовати" to English
учествовати
Latin script: učestvovati
/utʃestvovati/
How to use
The verb 'учествовати' translates to 'to participate'. Conjugates regularly across present, past, and future tenses.
🇬🇧 English
to participate
Example
Многи студенти желе да учествују у овој конференцији.
Mnogi studenti žele da učestvuju u ovoj konferenciji.
Many students want to participate in this conference.
Желим да учествујем у следећем такмичењу.
Želim da učestvujem u sledećem takmičenju.
I want to participate in the next competition.
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Common phrases
- активно учествовати— to participate actively
- учествовати у дискусији— to take part in a discussion
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Frequency rank: #529 in Serbian
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The Serbian word "учествовати" means "to participate" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Многи студенти желе да учествују у овој конференцији." (which translates as "Many students want to participate in this conference.").
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