Mogu li vidjeti vinski list?
May I see the wine list?
Usage
Politely ask for the wine list
Grammar Note
"Mogu li" is a polite request form
Možete li preporučiti domaće vino?
Can you recommend a local wine?
Usage
Asking for local wine recommendation
Grammar Note
"Možete li" is polite 2nd-person plural request
Htio/Htjela bih crno / bijelo / roze / pjenušavo vino.
I'd like red / white / rosé / sparkling wine.
Usage
Specify the type of wine desired
Grammar Note
"Htio bih" (m.) / "Htjela bih" (f.) = I would like
Molim čašu / bocu vina.
I'd like a glass / bottle of wine, please.
Usage
Order wine by glass or bottle
Grammar Note
"Molim" = please / I request
Što se dobro slaže s ovim jelom?
What pairs well with this dish?
Usage
Ask about food and wine pairing
Grammar Note
"slazati se s" = to go well with
Koliki je postotak alkohola?
What is the alcohol content?
Usage
Check the alcohol percentage
Grammar Note
"Koliki je" asks about quantity/size
Ovo vino je suho / voćno / nježno.
This wine is dry / fruity / smooth.
Usage
Describe wine tasting notes
Grammar Note
Adjectives agree with neuter noun "vino"
Možete li preporučiti domaće pivo ili rakiju?
Can you recommend a local beer or spirit?
Usage
Ask for local beer or rakija
Grammar Note
"ili" = or
Htio/Htjela bih degustaciju vina.
I'd like to do a wine tasting.
Usage
Use at a winery or wine bar
Grammar Note
Accusative used for direct object
Imate li male porcije za kušanje?
Do you offer flights or samples?
Usage
Ask about tasting flights or samples
Grammar Note
"Imate li" = polite "do you have"
Molim, ne preslado.
Not too sweet, please.
Usage
Request a dry-style wine
Grammar Note
"pre-" prefix means "too ~"
Koje je kućno vino?
What's the house wine?
Usage
Ask about the house wine
Grammar Note
"Koje je" = "which is" (neuter)
Iz koje regije dolazi ovo vino?
What region is this wine from?
Usage
Ask about the wine's origin region
Grammar Note
"Iz koje regije" = "from which region"
Živjeli!
Cheers!
Usage
Croatian toast, lit. "long live!"
Grammar Note
Idiomatic toast using the masculine plural l-participle of živjeti ("to live"); literally "(may you all) live" — not an imperative
Je li ovo vino ohlađeno?
Is this wine chilled?
Usage
Check if wine is properly chilled
Grammar Note
Neuter passive participle of "ohladiti"
Imate li bezalkoholne opcije?
Do you have non-alcoholic options?
Usage
Ask for alcohol-free alternatives
Grammar Note
"bez-" prefix means "without"
Mogu li posjetiti vinski podrum?
Can I visit the wine cellar?
Usage
Request a wine cellar tour
Grammar Note
"Mogu li" + infinitive = "Can I ~"
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