Slovenian for English Speakers

popiti

popiti means "to drink up". It is perfective. Its partner is piti ↗.

Present

PersonFormExampleGlossTranslation
IpopijemPopijem kavo in grem.I-drink-up coffee and I-goI'll drink my coffee and go.
youpopiješAli popiješ vodo?whether you-drink-up waterWill you drink up the water?
he, she, itpopijeBrat popije pivo.brother drinks-up beerMy brother drinks up the beer.
we twopopijevaMidva popijeva vino.we-two we-two-drink-up wineThe two of us will finish the wine.
you twopopijetaAli popijeta kavo?whether you-two-drink-up coffeeWill you two finish the coffee?
they twopopijetaBrat in sestra popijeta čaj.brother and sister they-two-drink-up teaMy brother and sister finish the tea.
wepopijemoPopijemo in gremo.we-drink-up and we-goWe'll finish our drinks and go.
you (plural, or formal)popijeteAli popijete kavo?whether you-all-drink-up coffeeWill you finish the coffee?
theypopijejoOtroci popijejo vodo.children drink-up waterThe children drink up the water.

Past

PersonFormExampleGlossTranslation
Ipopil sem / popila semPopil sem kavo.drank-up I-am coffeeI drank up the coffee.
youpopil si / popila siAli si popila vodo?whether you-are drank-up waterDid you drink up the water? (to a woman)
he, she, itpopil je / popila je / popilo jeBrat je popil pivo.brother is drank-up beerMy brother drank up the beer.
we twopopila sva / popili svaPopila sva vino.drank-up we-two-are wineThe two of us finished the wine.
you twopopila sta / popili staAli sta popila kavo?whether you-two-are drank-up coffeeDid you two finish the coffee?
they twopopila sta / popili sta / popili staBrat in sestra sta popila čaj.brother and sister they-two-are drank-up teaMy brother and sister finished the tea.
wepopili smo / popile smoPopili smo pivo.drank-up we-are beerWe finished the beer.
you (plural, or formal)popili ste / popile steAli ste popili vino?whether you-all-are drank-up wineDid you finish the wine?
theypopili so / popile so / popila soOtroci so popili vodo.children are drank-up waterThe children drank up the water.

Future

PersonFormExampleGlossTranslation
Ipopil bom / popila bomPopil bom kavo.drank-up I-will-be coffeeI will finish the coffee.
youpopil boš / popila bošAli boš popila čaj?whether you-will-be drank-up teaWill you finish the tea? (to a woman)
he, she, itpopil bo / popila bo / popilo boBrat bo popil pivo.brother will-be drank-up beerMy brother will finish the beer.
we twopopila bova / popili bovaPopila bova vino.drank-up we-two-will-be wineThe two of us will finish the wine.
you twopopila bosta / popili bostaAli bosta popila kavo?whether you-two-will-be drank-up coffeeWill you two finish the coffee?
they twopopila bosta / popili bosta / popili bostaBrat in sestra bosta popila vodo.brother and sister they-two-will-be drank-up waterMy brother and sister will drink up the water.
wepopili bomo / popile bomoPopili bomo pivo.drank-up we-will-be beerWe will finish the beer.
you (plural, or formal)popili boste / popile bosteAli boste popili vino?whether you-all-will-be drank-up wineWill you finish the wine?
theypopili bodo / popile bodo / popila bodoOtroci bodo popili vodo.children will-be drank-up waterThe children will drink up the water.

The -l form

NumberMasculineFeminineNeuter
singularpopilpopilapopilo
dualpopilapopilipopili
pluralpopilipopilepopila