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Welcome to our channel for learning Croatian!
We are here to help you get started or advance in your Croatian learning. Even though Croatian may be somewhat difficult to master, our videos will tackle different grammatical features, sentence structures, and offer solutions and answers to your questions, which will enable you to achieve a high level of speaking. Let's learn together!
We are here to help you get started or advance in your Croatian learning. Even though Croatian may be somewhat difficult to master, our videos will tackle different grammatical features, sentence structures, and offer solutions and answers to your questions, which will enable you to achieve a high level of speaking. Let's learn together!
Learn Croatian - Days of the Week - Pronunciation and Different forms in Everyday Conversations
In this lesson, you will learn the proper pronunciation of the days of the week in Croatian. And there's more! You will also learn how to use different forms of the days of the week to express common time references in everyday conversations!
Feel free to ask questions!
***I'm sorry about the low light and visual quality of this video.***
As always, here are timestamps for you to easily navigate through the video:
1:03 - Days of the Week
5:33 - Practice with me
7:08 - How to use the days of the week in everyday speech
09:03 - Nominative case
10:01 - The Accusative case
14:54 - The Instrumental Case
17:48 - The Genitive Case
27:17 - Let’s practice!
I have also included the references made in the video that you can check out below!
1:03 - Days of the Week
Monday - ponedjeljak
Tuesday - utorak
Wednesday - srijeda
Thursday - četvrtak
Friday - petak
Saturday - subota
Sunday - nedjelja
5:33 - Practice with me
7:08 - How to use the days of the week in everyday speech
09:03 - Nominative case
Koji je danas dan? - What day is it today?
Danas je srijeda. - Today is Wednesday.
Danas je nedjelja. - Today is Sunday.
10:01 - The Accusative case
ponedjeljak, utorak, četvrtak, petak (masculine N = A)
srijedu, subotu, nedjelju (feminine A)
Ne volim ponedjeljak. - I don’t like Modays.
Ne volim utorak. - I don’t like Tuesdays.
Ne volim petak. - I don’t like Fridays.
Ne volim srijedu. - I don’t like Wednesdays.
Ne volim nedjelju. - I don’t like Sundays.
Moram ići liječniku u srijedu. - I have to go to a doctor on Wednesday.
Moram ići liječniku u petak. - I have to go to a doctor on Friday.
Moram ići liječniku u nedjelju. - I have to go to a doctor on Sunday.
14:54 - The Instrumental Case
ponedjeljkom
utorkom
srijedom
četvrtkom
petkom
subotom
nedjeljom
Srijedom i petkom igram tenis. - I play tennis on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Četvrtkom radim od kuće. - I work from home on Thursdays.
17:48 - The Genitive Case
svaki (m), svaka (f) - each/every (Nominative) - SORRY about the mistake in the video!
svakog (m), svake (f) - each/every (Genitive)
ponedjeljka
utorka
srijede
četvrtka
petka
subote
nedjelje
Igram tenis svake srijede. - I play tennis every Wednesday.
Igram tenis svakog petka. - I play tennis every Friday.
Svakog ponedjeljka i četvrtka radim od kuće. - I work from home every Monday and Thursday.
Svakog ponedjeljka i (svake) srijede radim od kuće. - I work from home every Monday and Wednesday.
Radim od ponedjeljka do petka. - I work from Monday to Friday.
Počinjem raditi od ponedjeljka. - I’m starting work on Monday.
27:17 - Let’s practice!
Today is Wednesday. - Danas je srijeda.
Today is Friday. - Danas je petak.
I can’t wait for Friday. - Jedva čekam petak.
I can’t wait for Sunday. - Jedva čekam nedjelju.
I run every Tuesday. - Trčim svakog utorka.
I run every Wednesday. - Trčim svake srijede.
I run on Tuesdays. - Trčim utorkom.
I run on Wednesdays. - Trčim srijedom.
I love to read on Thursdays. - Volim čitati četvrtkom.
I start to work on Monday. - Počinjem raditi od ponedjeljka.
I work from Monday to Friday. - Radim od ponedjeljka do petka.
For more examples, check out the article: learn-croatian.com/days-months-seasons/
If you want to learn more about the Croatian cases mentioned in this video, please visit:
ua-cam.com/video/Yb_CMye0Xpo/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
Nominative
ua-cam.com/video/GcSUiF8pWKM/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
learn-croatian.com/nominative-case/
Genitive
ua-cam.com/video/2f4nh8ASbzI/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
ua-cam.com/video/8zcr6sRcN8Q/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
learn-croatian.com/genitive/
Dative/Locative
ua-cam.com/video/8fjz4tNTcaY/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
ua-cam.com/video/saBsIdAU2uU/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
ua-cam.com/video/KvKWKXVBBxo/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
learn-croatian.com/dative-case/
learn-croatian.com/locative/
Accusative
ua-cam.com/video/mgCFd2PAfC8/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
ua-cam.com/video/UPkcLP_mdW8/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
learn-croatian.com/accusative/
Instrumental
ua-cam.com/video/Xn4Gaq0UWb8/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
ua-cam.com/video/p68P6OTGkPk/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
learn-croatian.com/instrumental/
Happy learning, everyone!
Music: www.bensound.com
Feel free to ask questions!
***I'm sorry about the low light and visual quality of this video.***
As always, here are timestamps for you to easily navigate through the video:
1:03 - Days of the Week
5:33 - Practice with me
7:08 - How to use the days of the week in everyday speech
09:03 - Nominative case
10:01 - The Accusative case
14:54 - The Instrumental Case
17:48 - The Genitive Case
27:17 - Let’s practice!
I have also included the references made in the video that you can check out below!
1:03 - Days of the Week
Monday - ponedjeljak
Tuesday - utorak
Wednesday - srijeda
Thursday - četvrtak
Friday - petak
Saturday - subota
Sunday - nedjelja
5:33 - Practice with me
7:08 - How to use the days of the week in everyday speech
09:03 - Nominative case
Koji je danas dan? - What day is it today?
Danas je srijeda. - Today is Wednesday.
Danas je nedjelja. - Today is Sunday.
10:01 - The Accusative case
ponedjeljak, utorak, četvrtak, petak (masculine N = A)
srijedu, subotu, nedjelju (feminine A)
Ne volim ponedjeljak. - I don’t like Modays.
Ne volim utorak. - I don’t like Tuesdays.
Ne volim petak. - I don’t like Fridays.
Ne volim srijedu. - I don’t like Wednesdays.
Ne volim nedjelju. - I don’t like Sundays.
Moram ići liječniku u srijedu. - I have to go to a doctor on Wednesday.
Moram ići liječniku u petak. - I have to go to a doctor on Friday.
Moram ići liječniku u nedjelju. - I have to go to a doctor on Sunday.
14:54 - The Instrumental Case
ponedjeljkom
utorkom
srijedom
četvrtkom
petkom
subotom
nedjeljom
Srijedom i petkom igram tenis. - I play tennis on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Četvrtkom radim od kuće. - I work from home on Thursdays.
17:48 - The Genitive Case
svaki (m), svaka (f) - each/every (Nominative) - SORRY about the mistake in the video!
svakog (m), svake (f) - each/every (Genitive)
ponedjeljka
utorka
srijede
četvrtka
petka
subote
nedjelje
Igram tenis svake srijede. - I play tennis every Wednesday.
Igram tenis svakog petka. - I play tennis every Friday.
Svakog ponedjeljka i četvrtka radim od kuće. - I work from home every Monday and Thursday.
Svakog ponedjeljka i (svake) srijede radim od kuće. - I work from home every Monday and Wednesday.
Radim od ponedjeljka do petka. - I work from Monday to Friday.
Počinjem raditi od ponedjeljka. - I’m starting work on Monday.
27:17 - Let’s practice!
Today is Wednesday. - Danas je srijeda.
Today is Friday. - Danas je petak.
I can’t wait for Friday. - Jedva čekam petak.
I can’t wait for Sunday. - Jedva čekam nedjelju.
I run every Tuesday. - Trčim svakog utorka.
I run every Wednesday. - Trčim svake srijede.
I run on Tuesdays. - Trčim utorkom.
I run on Wednesdays. - Trčim srijedom.
I love to read on Thursdays. - Volim čitati četvrtkom.
I start to work on Monday. - Počinjem raditi od ponedjeljka.
I work from Monday to Friday. - Radim od ponedjeljka do petka.
For more examples, check out the article: learn-croatian.com/days-months-seasons/
If you want to learn more about the Croatian cases mentioned in this video, please visit:
ua-cam.com/video/Yb_CMye0Xpo/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
Nominative
ua-cam.com/video/GcSUiF8pWKM/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
learn-croatian.com/nominative-case/
Genitive
ua-cam.com/video/2f4nh8ASbzI/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
ua-cam.com/video/8zcr6sRcN8Q/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
learn-croatian.com/genitive/
Dative/Locative
ua-cam.com/video/8fjz4tNTcaY/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
ua-cam.com/video/saBsIdAU2uU/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
ua-cam.com/video/KvKWKXVBBxo/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
learn-croatian.com/dative-case/
learn-croatian.com/locative/
Accusative
ua-cam.com/video/mgCFd2PAfC8/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
ua-cam.com/video/UPkcLP_mdW8/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
learn-croatian.com/accusative/
Instrumental
ua-cam.com/video/Xn4Gaq0UWb8/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
ua-cam.com/video/p68P6OTGkPk/v-deo.html&pp=sAQA
learn-croatian.com/instrumental/
Happy learning, everyone!
Music: www.bensound.com
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Learn Croatian - a COMPLETE Guide to Mastering the Past Tense in Croatian
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Learn all you need to know about the past tense in Croatian. The perfect tense is one of four past tenses and one mostly used in everyday speech. You will also learn how to make negative and interrogative sentences using the Croatian perfect tense. This video is a part of our Croatian Verbs series, so make sure to check other videos out as well. ua-cam.com/play/PLWWseLsOKBKcCB9cHn_dXTACL9-AHdXo...
Learn Croatian - Detailed Guide to learning the Present Tense
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In this video, you will learn all you need to know about when to USE and HOW to form the present tense in Croatian. You will also learn how to make negative and interrogative sentences using the Croatian present tense. This video is a part of our Croatian Verbs series, so make sure to check other videos out as well. ua-cam.com/play/PLWWseLsOKBKcCB9cHn_dXTACL9-AHdXoN.html Introduction to five ca...
Introduction to five categories of Croatian verbs
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This video is a part of the Croatian Verbs series and is an introduction explaining the five grammatical categories of verbs: 01:25 - Person and Count 08:33 - Tenses 12:38 - Verbal Mood 15:01 - Verbal Aspect Example sentences used in this video are as follows: (Ja) pišem pismo. I'm writing a letter. (Ti) pišeš pismo. You are writing a letter. (On) piše pismo. He is writing a letter. (Mi) pišemo...
Learn How To Say 'Merry Christmas' and Other Greetings In Croatian
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The Instrumental Case: Quickly Learn The Seventh Croatian Grammatical Case (Part 1)
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This video is part 1 of the "Instrumental Case in Croatian“. In part 2, I talk about HOW to form the Instrumental nouns, adjectives, and pronouns. You can check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/Xn4Gaq0UWb8/v-deo.html Easily navigate through this video: 00:41 Introduction to the Instrumental case 01:33 Two uses of the Instrumental case 02:31 Companionship 08:34 Means, tools, instrument 13:35 Instru...
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This video is part 2 of the „Locative Case in Croatian“. In part 1, I talk about when to use the Locative case in everyday speech. You can check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/saBsIdAU2uU/v-deo.html Easily navigate through this video: 01:12 Locative Nouns 05:33 Locative Adjectives 07:41 Locative Pronouns For more information on how to form the Locative case, please visit our article: learn-croat...
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For more information about the Accusative case, please visit learn-croatian.com/accusative/ Learn how to form the Accusative words! It's simple and easy: ua-cam.com/video/mgCFd2PAfC8/v-deo.html Simply navigate through this video: 00:41 - Introduction 01:47 - The Accusative without prepositions 04:36 - The Accusative with prepositions 20:41 - Recap Music: www.bensound.com
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Quickly Learn Here How To Form Words In The Accusative Form In Croatian: Part 1
The Dative Case In Croatian: Quickly Learn How And When To Use This Case In Sentences
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The Dative Case In Croatian: Quickly Learn How And When To Use This Case In Sentences
Quickly Learn How and When To Use The Genitive Case in Croatian
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The Genitive Case: How To Use The Genitive Case When Expressing Possession
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The Genitive Case: How To Use The Genitive Case When Expressing Possession
The Nominative Case: Reflecting The Basic Form Of Every Noun
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The Nominative Case: Reflecting The Basic Form Of Every Noun
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Learn Croatian Grammatical Genders: Masculine & Feminine
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Croatian Numbers Pronunciation Practice
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How To Quickly Learn Numbers in Croatian
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How To Quickly Learn Numbers in Croatian
seeing the connections to other languages is cool. whether it be coincidence or not the second and third pers singular snd 1st person plural remind me a lot of spanish es e emos endings.
Hi Madam, Thank you fo this. It's really helpful. I wanna plan to move Croatia
your teaching is very clear- I can learn with enough practice: thank you, teacher!
Your channel has been *instrumental" to my learning. I have been studying for a year and i have visited my partners family in Istria and spoke around 60 to 70% Croation. I am beginning to see the fruits of my labour and i absolutely adore the Croation language.
I am a self-learner and had been confused about the "na" verbs... so this video has cleared that up and I know I have so much more to learn. Thank you.
Great job. Very helpful.y request to you: can you please do more of how would you say, English sentences to Croatian? Thank you in advance
I have spent many years learning Croatian and although I've made great progress I have always struggled with cases. Your videos are so SO helpful, hvala lijepa!
Wow
Why is it „je mnogo ljudi“ not „su mnogo ljudi“?
Thank you for this!! Just need to practice
they are easy wow🥰hvala ti puno 100%
I'm learning a lot from your videos Teacher!! See you Croatia after 4 months :) new student here from Philippines :)
thanks for your profund lections. There are only few online materials learning directly with the german language. So I am detouring...
You are awesome , just awesome I learnt this so fast
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Hvala vam puno
Metoda podučavanja je vrlo dobra.
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I really want to learn the Croatian language, although it's a bit hard, quite confusing too but I'm willing to learn it slowly. I'm from the Philippines by the way and I'm so thankful that I found your channel, i now know how to count numbers and pronounce them correctly
So 10,000 is deset tisuća ?
Oh my God , now I'm really learning croatian with you my new teacher !! I love the way you explain everything very slowly and clearly. Thank you for teaching this way. I'm in love with your classes. I love your personality and gorgeous face. Thank you !! Your new student Edwin
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Nice
🇭🇷 History of Croatian language is very different ❗ compared to other south slavic nations. Until 19th century croatian language was separate language, it had nothing to do with other south slavic languages. But Mad Croats decided to unite croatian language with other south slavic languages in order to create the same Standard literary language for all South Slavic nations to achieve impossible mad south slavic unity. 😢😢😢 We regret that so much today. Croatian man Ljudevit Gaj in 1830 created croatian Latin alphabet called Gajica, later ALL south slavic nations including Slovenia adopted croatian Latin alphabet. In ❤1558 Croatian language was named as Mother of all slavic languages, croatian language then became one of the official languages at Western universities of that time. The first Croatian dictionary was published in 1595, the first Croatian Grammar book was published in 1604, ❤❤❤ Croats are the first Slavic people to publish a book in their own language in 1483. Other south slavic nations published their first dictionaries several centuries later compared to Croatia. Croatian language and literature went through Renaissance and Enlightenment periods something that other south slavic nations never experienced because they were never part of the Latin catholic civilisation in the first place. 🇭🇷 Ikavski is still spoken in southern Croatia. 🇺🇦 Ikavski is also spoken in Ukraine today. Why? Ancient pagan White Croatia was located in Ukraine. In Western Ukraine today still exists an ancient settlement of Stilsko, capital city of pagan Croats. Croatia is named after Croats who came from ancient White Croatia in the 7th and 8th century.
Very nice
Tomader bhashai jawa mane ki.jawa 63.
Ines, ti si najboljia profesorica na svijetu, jer budući da si Hrvatica sladavaš engleski kao i hrvatski!
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Ines, ja sviđas mi se tvoje videole
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It was really surprising for me as a Bulgarian to find out that i can naturally understand big part of a conversation in Croatian. Both languages have a lot of similar words. And I'm sure that if you come to Bulgaria and speak Croatian most of the people will understand you. You use latin letters and we use cyrillic letters for writing but the pronunciation of some of the words is very similar or even the same. If we take as an example the days of the week we only use different word for Tuesday (vtornik). The other days of the week are pronounced on 95% the same as in Croatian.
good video
good video
good video
We need more examples please
Your explanations are crystal clear
So Č is like the polish Ć.. and Ć is like the polish CZ?
Hello Thank you for making these videos. It’s very helpful. Do you teach online also.
helloo mam,, I want to learn croatian language,, can you help me?
Thanks mam.
Thank you so much, i can now count from 1-10000 and pronounce it correctly. Thank you from Philippines ❤
The best croatian teacher online! I love your videos. I hope you come back someday ❤❤❤
In Greek we don't have dative, locative or instrumentalis case, only accusative and prepositions are used to differentiate. This makes it so hard to comprehend for a greek mind all this double usage of cases in preposition and object.
Crotia nani jante but mummy
Thank you, hvala Vam puno
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mor video please
I love to learn the language from beautiful lady teacher I hope you will teach me very fast❤
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Why is išao ”went” and not ”was going” ? 😅 I am a bit confused since I am a beginner. Ali učim svaki dani 😇