Greetings in Croatian
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Bok! A conversation in Croatian always starts with a greeting. The timing for the afternoon and evening is something different in Croatia and therefore you use different greetings for the daycare. On this page you will learn how to use different greetings.
Lesson Outline
Hide- 1.The main daily greetings in Croatian
- 1.1.Example dialogue:
- 1.1.1.Croatian
- 1.1.2.English
- 2.How to say welcome in Croatian
- 2.1.Example dialogue:
- 2.1.1.Croatian
- 2.1.2.English:
- 3.How to say goodbye in Croatian
- 3.1.Dialogue example:
- 3.1.1.Croatian
- 3.1.2.English
- 4.Learn common Croatian phrases (cheers and thank you)
The main daily greetings in Croatian
Other greeting is used for "good day" which in Croatian would be "Dobar dan". You can also use "Dobar dan" during the whole afternoon.
| English | Croatian |
|---|---|
| Good morning | Dobro jutro |
| Good evening | Dobra večer |
| Good night | Laku noć |
Example dialogue:
Croatian
Marko: Dobro jutro, kako si, ideš li na posao?
Ivan: Bok, dobro sam. Da nažalost idem.
English
Marko: Good morning, how are you, are you going to work?
Ivan: Hi, I am good. Yes, unfortunately I am going.
How to say welcome in Croatian
If you're visiting someone, it's nice to welcome them and offer the best hospitality as possible. Here is important to pay attention to verb conjugation, but about that you can find more in the grammar course.
| English | Croatian |
|---|---|
| Welcome - singular/she | Dobrodošla |
| Welcome - singular/he | Dobrodošao |
| Welcome - plural/she | Dobrodošle |
| Welcome - plural/she | Dobrodošli |
Example dialogue:
Croatian
Marko: Dobrodošao u Hrvatsku. Koliko dugo ostajete?
Ivan: Hvala, dobro Vas našli. Mislimo ostati tjedan dana.
Marko: Odlično, onda se imate vremena odmoriti.
English:
Marko: Welcome to Croatia. For how long are you staying here?
Ivan: Thank you for nice welcoming. We think to stay one week.
Marko: Perfect, zhan you have enough time to rest.
How to say goodbye in Croatian
If you visit a store in Croatia, you will notice that you are greeted with "doviđenja". What does it mean? If you seperate in 2 words "doviđenja" you would get - until the next time. In this table you will see ways how to say goodbye in Croatian.
| English | Croatian |
|---|---|
| Bye | Bok |
| Goodbye | Doviđenja |
| See you! | Vidimo se! |
| Next time | Sljedeći put |
| Enjoy | Uživaj |
Dialogue example:
Croatian
Marko: Bilo mi Vas je drago vidjeti. Nadam se da se vidimo sljedeći put.
Ivan: Također, odlično sam se proveo.
Marko: Vidimo se uskoro!
English
Marko: It was nice seeing you. I hope to see yu next time.
Ivan: Also, I had a great time.
Marko: See you soon!
Learn common Croatian phrases (cheers and thank you)
- If you want wish the best while having fun you should learn how to say cheers in Croatian
- If you want to examine your gratitude you should learn how to say thank you in Croatian
- If you want to be romantic with your partner you should learn how to say I love you in Croatian
| English | Croatian |
|---|---|
| Thank you | Hvala |
| I love you | Volim te |
| Cheers | Uzdravlje |
| Please | Molim |
| You're welcome | Molim |
| How are you | Kako si |
| What's up? | Što ima? |
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