Meaning
Warning someone of danger.
Cultural Background
Directness is valued. Shouting 'Pazi!' is not seen as aggressive but as helpful. Similar usage across the region (Bosnia, Croatia, Montenegro). Often prefer softer warnings like 'Be careful' or 'Watch out'. Often use phrases that imply 'paying attention' rather than 'watching'.
Use it often
Don't be afraid to use it. It's the most natural way to warn someone.
Don't over-apologize
If you shout 'Pazi!' and nothing happens, just say 'Izvini' (Sorry).
Meaning
Warning someone of danger.
Use it often
Don't be afraid to use it. It's the most natural way to warn someone.
Don't over-apologize
If you shout 'Pazi!' and nothing happens, just say 'Izvini' (Sorry).
Test Yourself
Fill in the correct form of the verb.
____ na put, ima rupa!
Since you are addressing one person, use the singular imperative.
Which is the correct way to warn a group?
Choose the correct option:
Pazite is the plural imperative.
Match the situation to the correct phrase.
You see a friend about to drop a glass.
Pazi is the correct warning for immediate danger.
🎉 Score: /3
Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
3 exercises____ na put, ima rupa!
Since you are addressing one person, use the singular imperative.
Choose the correct option:
Pazite is the plural imperative.
You see a friend about to drop a glass.
Pazi is the correct warning for immediate danger.
🎉 Score: /3
Frequently Asked Questions
2 questionsNo, it is a standard, helpful warning.
Yes, but use 'Pazite' for politeness.
Related Phrases
Pazi se
similarTake care of yourself.
Oprez
synonymCaution.
Čuvaj se
similarTake care.
Pazi na sebe
builds onTake care of yourself.