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Learn Croatian: Top 10 Words in Croatian for Tourists - Wolters World

Learn Croatian: Top 10 Words in Croatian for Tourists - Wolters World

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Heading to Dubrovnik? Rovinj? Istria? Zagreb? Split? Well you should learn a few words in Croatian before you go. It is an amazing country and is well worth visiting. Here we give you the 10 words that all tourists should know in Croatian so they can have an even better vacation in Croatia
Date: 2022-02-04

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You need to shorten the 2nd half of the words, say them faster with less emphasis. Hard to explain, but if you listen to Croatians speak you will understand. Still a good job, it can be hard for Americans to pronounce our words. Once you get the hang of it it becomes easy to pronounce and even read.
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Zdravo- Hello
Molim- Please
Hvala- Thank you
Zelim- I want
Koliko Kosta- How much?
Da- Yes
Ne- No
Gdje- Where is.
Toalet- the toilet
Oprostite- Excuse me
Pivo- Beer
Vino- Wine

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I did, the place where we stayed and a nice lady in a shop helped me learn the words, they aren't perfect but no tourist will sound native: ) hence why we are tourists, at least we try and that is the point!
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Zdravo no one uses almost. Great job on learning new language! Slavic languages, especially Macedonian and then Monte negro, Croatia, Serbia they are one of the oldest languages in the world with sanskrit.
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Very cool! Just a hint: in all these words the accent is on the first syllable, except oprostite, in which it's on the second, so it's pronounced o-PROS-ti-te I hope it helps! :)
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This is pretty wrong. Zdravo is Serbian. Hello is either bok or dobar dan. Most Croats aren't fond of the word zdravo. He is also emphasizing the wrong syllables.
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you won't hear anyone saying zdravo in dalmatia. or rarely. rather use bok. it's like HI and BYE (just like ciao in italian and salut in french)
good job though!

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All the pronouncements are wrong besides kolko kosta (that was said pretty well) I do have to give you A for effort in learning some words because not everyone does.
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I'm Croatian but sadly only know how to speak english since i was born here and have never been to Croatia. What would be a good website/program to visit to learn?
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I have been wanting to visit Croatia for many years; it's on the short list for future trips. I always try to study the language a bit before a trip too.
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