Croatian Language Lessons – November 2020
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 November 2020.
Week of November 30
Phrase
“Ganjati sreću”
Meaning: To chase the happiness
Usage: To have high expectations and not appreciate what you already have
Word
“prašina”
Noun
Definition: dust
Example: Soba je puna prašine. ~ The room is full of dust.
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Week of November 23
Phrase
“Budi dobro”
Meaning: Be good; be well
Word
“vidjeti”
Verb
Definition: see, view, perceive
Example: Vidjela sam Tinu na Rivi. ~ I saw Tina on Riva.
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Week of November 16
Phrase
“Ne brini.”
Meaning: Don’t worry.
Word
“ništa”
Pronoun
Definition: nothing, none
Example: Ne osjećam ništa. ~ I feel nothing.
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Week of November 9
Phrase
“Pazi!”
Meaning: Watch out!
Word
“smiješan”
Adjective
Definition: funny, ridiculous, humorous
Example: Tako si smiješan! ~ You are so funny!
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Week of November 2
Phrase
“Vani je hladno.”
Meaning: It’s cold outside.
Word
“voziti”
Verb
Definition: to drive, ride
Example: Volim brzo voziti. ~ I like to drive fast.
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