Croatian Language Lessons – November 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 November 2021.
Week of November 29
Phrase
“obuci se”
Meaning: get dressed
Word
“malen”
Adjective
Definition: small, little
Example: Pogledaj malenu pticu! ~ Look at the little bird!
See more examples of how to use “malen”
Week of November 22
Phrase
“budi tiho”
Meaning: be quiet
Word
“kasnije”
Adverb
Definition: later, afterwards
Example: Vidimo se kasnije. ~ See you later.
See more examples of how to use “kasnije”
Week of November 15
Phrase
“za minutu”
Meaning: in a minute
Word
“vrijeme”
Noun
Definition: time, weather
Example: Sad je pravo vrijeme. ~ Now is the right time.
See more examples of how to use “vrijeme”
Week of November 8
Phrase
“samo to”
Meaning: just/only that
Word
“jesti”
Verb
Definition: eat
Example: Hoćemo li jesti? ~ Are we going to eat?
See more examples of how to use “jesti”
Week of November 1
Phrase
“zadrži ostatak”
Meaning: keep the change
Word
“naočale”
Noun
Definition: glasses, eyeglasses
Example: Trebam nositi naočale. ~ I need to wear glasses.
See more examples of how to use “naočale”
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