Easy Croatian 5 - At the Book Fair

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Mato talks to people at the biggest book fair in Croatia :)
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Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced in local languages and contain subtitles in both the original language as well as in English.
Hosts of this episode: Mato Boŝnjak
Camera: Ana Popadić
Editor: Mato Boŝnjak

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30 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 18

@januszhamerski6890 10 лет назад

I hope your videos will be discovered by people from Poland and other Slavic - language countries. I love to watch your videos. I use the pause button all the time and "study" each sentence. It is incredible how similar our languages are. I hope I can come to Croatia and live there for a year or so. Knowing Croatian, even if it is only a passive knowledge is such a personal gain and enrichment for me that I would like to show it to other people too. If I ever had a chance I would study Slavic Languages. They are beautiful.

@matobosnjak4816 10 лет назад

I have to agree with you. Slavic languages are beautiful. Very hard to learn, but nevertheless, very interesting. I hope someone will do Easy Slovakian because I hope I'll find some time to learn Slovakian. It's very similar to Croatian so I think it would be very easy for me to learn. When I was in Bratislava I didn't had to speak German or English cause it was very easy to communicate on our native languages. And yes, I also hope that you'll come to Croatia. I'm sure it would be great adventure for both of us :)

@HandleGF 2 года назад

@@matobosnjak4816 They're not as hard as Hungarian or the Genitive case in Irish 🙂... but Croatian and Slovak are more charming to the English-speaking learner than Czech or Polish 🙂

@dimitardimitroff9763 10 лет назад

Great videos! Helps me a lot for my Croatian studying:) It's great that this language is that close to mine, I have huge basics:)

@Susnjevica08 10 лет назад

Hocete napravit jos videos? To mi je jako dobro jer ucim hrvatski. Pozdrav iz New Jersey :)

@deedeedum1 3 месяца назад

ja isto!

@bittersweetmayfly2497 4 года назад

Hvala lijepa, jako mi se sviđa ovaj kanal! Pozdrav iz Švicarske!🏵

@HandleGF 3 года назад

6:40 ... tisućljetni ... pahuljice

@fleurblanche7642 6 месяцев назад

Predivna emisija Ugodjaj je bozanstven a ljudi kulturni i obrazovani zedni znanja Svidja mi se Hvala

@xy367 7 лет назад

5:16 Enes Kišević.

@januszhamerski6890 10 лет назад

super interesant :)

@matobosnjak4816 10 лет назад

Well....thank you very much.

@HandleGF 2 года назад

The girl with the bike ... Nadam se da je uspjela

@Ian-dy3ul 7 лет назад

its like a more italian polish to my ears

@lucawolf7395 6 лет назад

Croatian language does not exist, this is the Serbian language originally with an accent a little different and nothing more than that.

@maximprokhovnik 6 лет назад

Why not just call it Serbo-Croatian / Croato-Serbian?

@evakranjcevic5429 4 года назад

Croatian language exists and has been there since forever so ye stop

@howardcurtis9138 2 года назад

I am a newcomer to studying Balkan languages, but from the little I've observed, it looks to me like Croatian has preserved some of the more ancient features of Slavic. For instance, the Serbians have adopted the standard Western names for the months of the year, whereas the Croatians use more ancient words like "sijecanj" instead of "јануар"--so which is the more ancient "language"?