Učim hrvatski jezik
I am learning Croatian
Usage
Used to tell locals you are learning Croatian
Grammar Note
"učim" is first-person singular of "učiti" (to learn). "hrvatski" is the accusative adjective form
Možete li govoriti sporije?
Could you speak more slowly?
Usage
Used when you need someone to slow down their speech
Grammar Note
"sporije" is the comparative of "sporo" (slowly). "Možete li" is the polite plural question form
Kako se to kaže na hrvatskom?
How do you say that in Croatian?
Usage
Used to ask how to say something in Croatian
Grammar Note
"se kaže" is an impersonal reflexive construction. "na hrvatskom" uses locative to mean "in Croatian"
Možete li ispraviti moju grešku?
Could you correct my mistake?
Usage
Used when practicing and asking someone to correct your errors
Grammar Note
"moju grešku" is accusative of "moja greška" (my mistake). "ispraviti" is a perfective verb
Što znači ova riječ?
What does this word mean?
Usage
Used to ask the meaning of an unfamiliar word
Grammar Note
"znači" is third-person singular of "značiti" (to mean). "ova riječ" is a demonstrative phrase
Pohađam tečaj hrvatskog jezika
I am attending a Croatian language course
Usage
Used to mention that you are enrolled in a language class
Grammar Note
"pohađam" is first-person singular of "pohađati" (to attend). "tečaj" is in accusative case
Mogu li vježbati s vama?
Can I practice with you?
Usage
Used to ask a native speaker to practice the language together
Grammar Note
"s" + instrumental means "with." "vama" is the instrumental of "vi" (you), used politely in singular too
Jesam li dobro izgovorio?
Did I pronounce it correctly?
Usage
Used to check if your pronunciation was correct
Grammar Note
"Jesam li" + past participle forms a perfect past question. "izgovorio" is the masculine past participle
Trebam više prakse u pisanju
I need more practice in writing
Usage
Used to express the need for more writing practice
Grammar Note
"prakse" is genitive of "praksa" (practice). "u pisanju" means "in writing" using locative
Koji su dobri načini za učenje vokabulara?
What are good ways to learn vocabulary?
Usage
Used to ask for vocabulary learning tips
Grammar Note
"za učenje" means "for learning." "vokabulara" is genitive of "vokabular" (vocabulary)
More Croatian phrases
- Basic Words
- Basic Nouns
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- Adjectives
- Question Words
- Greetings
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- Markets & Souvenirs
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- Car Rental & Driving
- Time & Dates
- Hiking & Trekking
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- Hot Springs & Baths
- Yoga & Wellness
- Casino & Gambling
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- Remote Work
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- Convenience Store
- Martial Arts
- Signs
- Body Parts
- Animals
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- Electronics
- Feelings
- Slang
- Local Dishes
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- Indulgences