Some basic Croatian vocabulary Common Croatian words and phrases da – yes ne – no hvala – thank you molim – please bok – hi or bye Izvoli! – you're welcome (informal) Izvolite! – you're welcome (formal) možda – maybe oprosti – excuse me (informal) oprostite – excuse me (formal) Dobro jutro! – Good morning! Dobar dan! – Good day! Dobra večer!

Croatian 101 Good afternoon. Dobar dan. (DOH-bahr dahn) Hello. (informal) Bok. (bohk) How are you? Kako ste? (formal) (KAH-koh steh?) How are you? Kako si? (informal) (KAH-koh see?) …

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1. Basic Croatian Phrases 2. Pronunciation Vowels in Croatian are pure. There is no extra gliding sound such as at the end of the English words play, now, high, etc. Stress: Words with two or more syllables are never stressed on the last syllable (except in some dialects).

24-06-2013 · Croatian has 6 vowels. They can be either long (like English feel) or short (like sit) but difference is not really big and not much important. They are pronounced as in Spanish or Italian (except for one). Here are vowels with approximateEnglish sounds (for completeness, there are IPA symbols in square brackets as well).

23-03-2021 · Croatian has no q, w, x, or y sounds, and it also has no silent letters. Every letter in every word must be clearly pronounced. So, don’t worry too much about speed. Speak slowly and clearly, and you’ll be okay. The letter j doubles as a ‘y’ sound, like it does in many European languages. If you see it written anywhere, remember it’s a y, not a j.

Croatian is also one of the official languages of Bosnia and Herzegovina and a recognized minority language in Serbia and neighboring countries. Standard Croatian is based on the most widespread dialect of Serbo-Croatian, Shtokavian, more specifically on Eastern Herzegovinian, which is also the basis of Standard Serbian, Bosnian, and Montenegrin.