Mogu li dobiti vaš broj mobitela?
Can I have your mobile number?
Usage
Asking someone you just met for their phone number
Grammar Note
"mobitela" is the genitive of "mobitel" (mobile phone). Genitive expresses possession
Evo moja posjetnica
Here is my business card
Usage
Handing over a business card in a professional or social setting
Grammar Note
"evo" is a presentative particle meaning "here is". "posjetnica" is feminine so "moja" (my) matches
Možemo li ostati u kontaktu?
Can we stay in touch?
Usage
Expressing interest in keeping in touch with someone you met while traveling
Grammar Note
"u kontaktu" is in the locative case. "u" for static location/state requires the locative
Pošalji mi poruku na WhatsApp
Send me a message on WhatsApp
Usage
Specifying WhatsApp as the preferred way to stay in contact
Grammar Note
"Pošalji" is the informal imperative of "poslati" (to send). Polite form: "Pošaljite"
Koja je vaša e-mail adresa?
What is your email address?
Usage
Asking for someone's email address in a professional or social context
Grammar Note
"adresa" is feminine. Both "koja" (which/what) and "vaša" (your) take feminine forms to agree
Dodaj me na Instagram
Add me on Instagram
Usage
Inviting someone to connect on Instagram
Grammar Note
"Dodaj" is informal imperative. Polite: "Dodajte me". Works with "Facebook" or "LinkedIn" too
Mogu li vas kontaktirati ako dođem opet?
Can I contact you if I come again?
Usage
Keeping contact with someone you met while traveling for a potential future visit
Grammar Note
"ako" is the conditional conjunction "if". "dođem" is the present subjunctive of "doći" (to come)
Jako mi je drago što smo se upoznali
I am very glad we met
Usage
A warm farewell expression when parting from someone you met
Grammar Note
"upoznati se" is a mutual reflexive verb meaning "to become acquainted". Past perfect form
Javi se kad stigneš kući
Let me know when you get home
Usage
Asking someone to let you know they arrived home safely
Grammar Note
"javiti se" is a reflexive verb meaning "to contact / report". "kući" is the dative of "kuća" (home)
Pratite me na društvenim mrežama
Follow me on social media
Usage
Inviting someone to follow you on social media platforms
Grammar Note
"mrežama" is the locative plural of "mreža" (network). "na" for location requires locative case
More Croatian phrases
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