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Croatian Language Lessons – August 2021

Every Monday, we publish a new Croatian phrase and word of the week on the home page of this site. At the end of every month, we publish a wrap up of all of the phrases and words from that month.

Here is a wrap up of our Croatian Language Lessons from August 2021.

Week of August 30

Phrase

“ne može bolje”
Meaning: as good as it gets
Usage: To say that something can’t be better than it is

Word

“zdrav”
Adjective
Definition: healthy
Example: Grandma is healthy. She will outlive us all. ~ Baka je zdrava. Sve će nas nadživjeti.
See more examples of how to use “zdrav”

Week of August 23

Phrase

“usmena predaja”
Meaning: from mouth to mouth

Word

“saditi”
Verb
Definition: plant, pot
Example: Sadim krumpir/e. ~ I plant potatoes.
Note: Croatians usually use Sadim krumpir (singular) in daily conversation. However, Sadim krumpire (plural) is the grammatically correct translation.
See more examples of how to use “saditi”

Week of August 16

Phrase

“naježiti se”
Meaning: to get chills

Word

“bicikl
Noun
Definition: bike, bicycle
Example: Imam novi bicikl. ~ I have a new bike.
See more examples of how to use “bicikl”

Week of August 9

Phrase

“sve po spisku”
Meaning: all on the list

Word

“lud”
Adjective
Definition: crazy, mad, insane
Example: On je lud. ~ He is crazy.
See more examples of how to use “lud”

Week of August 2

Phrase

“luda kuća”
Meaning: crazy house
Usage: To describe something that is full of mess and chaos

Word

“vježbati”
Verb
Definition: to practice
Example: Vježbam jogu. ~ I practice yoga.
See more examples of how to use “vježbati”

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