- da (yes)
- ne (no)
- molim (please)
- hvala (thanks)
- nema na cemu (not at all)
- bok (hello)
- dovidenja (goodbye)
- dobro jutro (good morning)
- dobar dan (good day)
- dobar vecer (good evening)
- laku noc (good night)
- jedan (one)
- dva (two)
- tri (three)
- cetiri (four)
- pet (five)
- sest (six)
- sedam (seven)
- osam (eight)
- devet (nine)
- deset (ten)
- jedanaest (eleven)
- dvanaest (twelve)
- trinaest (thirteen)
- cetrnaest (fourteen)
- petnaest (fifteen)
- sesnaest (sixteen)
- sedamnaest (seventeen)
- osamnaest (eighteen)
- devetnaest (nineteen)
- dvadeset (twenty)
- sto (one hundred)
- tisuca (one thousand)
- ponedjeljak (Monday)
- utorak (Tuesday)
- srijeda (Wednesday)
- cetvrtak (Thursday)
- petak (Friday)
- subota (Saturday)
- nedjelja (Sunday)
- sijecanj (January)
- veljaca (February)
- ozujak (March)
- travanj (April)
- svibanj (May)
- lipanj (June)
- srpanj (July)
- kolovoz (August)
- rujan (September)
- listopad (October)
- studeni (November)
- prosinac (December)
- proljece (spring)
- ljeto (summer)
- jesen (autumn)
- zima (winter)
- Kako ste? (How are you?)
- dobro, hvala (fine, thanks)
- oprostite (excuse me)
- zao mi je (sorry)
- u redu (okay)
- zajutrak (breakfast)
- rucak (lunch)
- vecera (dinner)
- danas (today)
- veceras (tonight)
- sutra (tomorrow)
- jucer (yesterday)
- kruh (bread)
- maslac (butter)
- marmelada (marmalade)
- margarin (margarine)
- kava (coffee)
- vrhnje (cream)
- secer (sugar)
- jaja (eggs)
- riba (fish)
- pile (chicken)
- mlijeko (milk)
- jogurt (yoghurt)
- salata (salad)
- caj (tea)
- bocu mineralne vode ( a bottle of mineral water)
- limunada (lemonade)
- bijelo vino (white wine)
- crno vino (red wine)
- samoposluga (supermarket)
- knjiga (book)
- selo (village)
- suvenir (souvenir)
- Sretan rodendan! (Happy Birthday!)
- Sretan Bozic! (Merry Christmas!)
- Sretnu Novu Godinu! (Happy New Year!)
- Sretan Uskrs! (Happy Easter!)
- koliko mnogo? (how many?)
- koliko cesto? (how often?)
- Kako ti je ime? (What is your name?)
- Odakle si? (Where are you from?)
- Drago mi je! (Pleased to meet you!)
- Ja zelim taksi (I want a taxi)
- Gdje mogu naci taksi? (Where can I get a taxi?)
- Koliko to kosta? (How much is it?)
- kreditna kartica (credit card)
- Kljuc, molim (The key, please)
- Jelovnik, molim (The menu, please)
- Racun, molim (The bill, please)
- Caj s mlijekom, molim (A tea with milk, please)
- s ledom (with ice)
- bez (without)
- Sladoled, molim (An ice-cream, please)
- Ja bih sladoled (I'd like an ice-cream)
- Ne razumijem (I don't understand)
- Da li razumijete? (Do you understand?)
- Koliko je sati? (What time is it?)
- Koji je danas datum? (What is today's date?)
- Koji je danas dan? (What day is it today?)
- Kad se banka otvara? (When does the bank open?)
- Kad se banka zatvara? (When does the bank close?)
The meaning of life is in the inspired words of Jesus: Whoever wishes to be my follower must deny his very self, take up his cross each day and follow in my steps - Luke 9:23. The purpose of life is to remain faithful and dedicated to the calling of God
Monday, September 13, 2010
CROATIAN WORDS AND PHRASES
Croatian is a beautiful language. Below is a list of my first Croatian words and phrases. I hope that the Medjugorje pilgrims would find them useful.
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