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Conjugation of the Serbo-Croatian Verb "ići"

ići
to go
Type
Irregular
Aspect (vid)
imperfective
Aspect Pair
otići (perf.)

Prezent (Present Tense)

Used for current actions, habits, and general truths. For perfective verbs, the present form expresses future meaning.

Pronoun Conjugation
ja idem
ti ideš
on/ona/ono ide
mi idemo
vi idete
oni/one/ona idu

Perfekat (Past Tense)

Formed with the l-participle + clitic forms of biti (sam, si, je, smo, ste, su). The participle changes for gender and number.

Gender / Number L-Participle Example (1st person)
Masculine singular išao išao sam
Feminine singular išla išla sam
Neuter singular išlo išlo je (3rd person)
Masculine plural išli išli smo (1st pl.)
Feminine plural išle išle smo (1st pl.)

Futur I (Future Tense)

Formed with the clitic forms of htjeti (ću, ćeš, će, ćemo, ćete, će) + infinitive.

Pronoun Conjugation
ja ići ću
ti ići ćeš
on/ona/ono ići će
mi ići ćemo
vi ići ćete
oni/one/ona ići će

Kondicional (Conditional)

Used for hypothetical situations, polite requests, and wishes. Formed with bih/bi/bismo/biste + l-participle.

Pronoun Conjugation (masc./fem.)
ja bih išao/išla
ti bi išao/išla
on/ona/ono bi išao/išla
mi bismo išli/išle
vi biste išli/išle
oni/one/ona bi išli/išle

Imperativ (Imperative)

Direct commands and requests for ti (singular), mi (let's), and vi (plural/formal).

Person Form
ti (singular) idi
mi (let's) idimo
vi (plural/formal) idite

Example Sentences (Primjeri)

Prezent

Idem u školu.

I'm going to school.

Perfekat

Išao sam kući.

I went home.

Imperativ

Idi ovamo!

Come here!