Translation of Serbian word "самопоуздање" to English
самопоуздање
Latin script: samopouzdanje
/samopouzdanje/
How to use
The noun 'самопоуздање' (neuter) means 'self-confidence'. It inflects through seven grammatical cases.
🇬🇧 English
self-confidence
Example
Самопоуздање расте са искуством.
Samopouzdanje raste sa iskustvom.
Self-confidence grows with experience.
Његово самопоуздање му помаже да оствари своје циљеве.
Njegovo samopouzdanje mu pomaže da ostvari svoje ciljeve.
His self-confidence helps him achieve his goals.
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Common phrases
- стећи самопоуздање— to gain self-confidence
- високо самопоуздање— high self-confidence
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Frequency rank: #800 in Serbian
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What does the Serbian word "самопоуздање" mean?▼
The Serbian word "самопоуздање" means "self-confidence" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Самопоуздање расте са искуством." (which translates as "Self-confidence grows with experience.").
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