more sites for learning croatian
Here's a list of very useful sites that offer similar free Croatian lessons like Learn-Croatian.com. We go through each site and see what they
can teach you and then write a small review. Only the best sites end up here because their service is free and useful! If you think your site should
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croatian language guide at www.hr
The largest Croatian directory on the web www.hr has a guide about Croatian language. Their site is mainly about Croatian phrases, and there's really lots and lots of them. They come in handy when you're in Croatia and, for instance, want to order a meal in a restaurant. Plus, there are sound recordings for each and every phrase. Also, their pronunciation page is especially worth mentioning because it offers an in-depth look into pronunciation of Croatian letters, words and so on. What's great as well is that the whole site is available in Russian too!
bertelsen croatian language resource
This site is run by a student of Croatian language who is not a native Croatian so it has a couple of errors. However, thanks to helpful people most have been corrected. The site itself contains phrases with audio recordings (the speaker's Croatian is accented so know this is not how native speakers would pronounce it) and most importantly the site offers an insight into Croatian grammar which is rare to find on the internet. Very interesting is the conjugation patterns page where you can learn how to conjugate most regular verbs.
digital dialects croatian
Digital Dialects Croatian is an interesting site for improving your Croatian vocabulary via means of fun flash games. As of yet there are 7 games each with its own theme like fruit, animals, items, colours, etc. For instance, in the animals game, you are shown 3 pictures of animals and an animal's name. You then have to decide which animal it is by clicking on one of the pictures. A very useful site!
If you would like to learn Croatian from a professional source, here are a couple of links to commercial products that can teach you Croatian or check out Transparent Language by clicking the banner on the right.
croatian language guide at www.hr
The largest Croatian directory on the web www.hr has a guide about Croatian language. Their site is mainly about Croatian phrases, and there's really lots and lots of them. They come in handy when you're in Croatia and, for instance, want to order a meal in a restaurant. Plus, there are sound recordings for each and every phrase. Also, their pronunciation page is especially worth mentioning because it offers an in-depth look into pronunciation of Croatian letters, words and so on. What's great as well is that the whole site is available in Russian too!
bertelsen croatian language resource
This site is run by a student of Croatian language who is not a native Croatian so it has a couple of errors. However, thanks to helpful people most have been corrected. The site itself contains phrases with audio recordings (the speaker's Croatian is accented so know this is not how native speakers would pronounce it) and most importantly the site offers an insight into Croatian grammar which is rare to find on the internet. Very interesting is the conjugation patterns page where you can learn how to conjugate most regular verbs.
digital dialects croatian
Digital Dialects Croatian is an interesting site for improving your Croatian vocabulary via means of fun flash games. As of yet there are 7 games each with its own theme like fruit, animals, items, colours, etc. For instance, in the animals game, you are shown 3 pictures of animals and an animal's name. You then have to decide which animal it is by clicking on one of the pictures. A very useful site!
If you would like to learn Croatian from a professional source, here are a couple of links to commercial products that can teach you Croatian or check out Transparent Language by clicking the banner on the right.
A language is a method of communication. Human spoken and written languages can be described as a system of symbols (sometimes known as lexemes) and the grammars (rules) by which the symbols are manipulated. The word "language" is also used to refer to common properties of languages.
Language learning is normal in human childhood. Most human languages use patterns of sound or gesture for symbols which enable communication with others. There are thousands of human languages, and these seem to share certain properties, even though every shared property has exceptions.
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