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Sports
Croatian English Sport/šport Sport Sudac Referee Mreža Net Koš Basket Gol Goal Palica Bat Kaciga Helmet Lopta Ball Nogomet Football (Soccer) Košarka Basketball Rukomet Handball Odbojka Volleyball Graničar Dodgeball Tenis Tennis Stolni tenis Table tennis Skijanje Skiing Utrka Race
Learn How to Use the Days of the Week in Croatian
Learn How to Use the Days of the Week in Croatian In Croatian, the week starts with Monday and ends with Sunday. In English, the days of the week are capitalized, while in Croatian they are not. Here is a … Read More
Colours
Croatian English Zelena Green Crvena Red Žuta Yellow Smeđa Brown Narančasta Orange Crna Black Plava Blue Ružičasta Pink Ljubičasta Purple Siva Grey Bijela White Tirkizna Turquoise Zlatna Golden Srebrna Silver
Directions
Sides of the world Croatian English Sjever North Jug South Istok East Zapad West Gore Up Dolje Down Lijevo Left Desno Right Prepositions Croatian English Na On Uz By Ispod/pod Under, below Iznad/nad Above U In Ispred In front … Read More
Time
Croatian English Vrijeme Time Godina Year Mjesec Month Tjedan Week Dan Day Prekjučer Day before yesterday Jučer Yesterday Danas Today Sutra Tomorrow Prekosutra Day after tomorrow Podne Noon Ponoć Midnight Jutro Morning Večer Evening Noć Night
Croatian Phrases
This section contains some basic Croatian expressions and phrases that you might find useful on your Croatian journeys and travels. Each expression comes with an audio recording from a native speaker so you can easily learn how to pronounce it. … Read More
Grammatical Tenses
In Croatian, there are seven grammatical tenses. They can be divided in two ways. By the time they take place in and by their complexity. Simple tenses consist of only 1 word (simple tenses are aorist, imperfect, present) while complex … Read More
Grammatical Aspects
Croatian verbs have two grammatical aspects; the perfective and imperfective. The perfective aspect depicts an action that has already been finished or done with. The imperfective aspect depicts an action that is still going or underway. So, each verb in … Read More