Title: Croatian A2 — LearnCoachAssist

Q: How do you form the past tense (perfekt) in Croatian?
A: present tense of biti + past participle
Example: Ja sam radio. (I worked / I have worked.)

Q: What is the past participle of "raditi" (to work) for a man?
A: radio
Example: Jučer sam radio cijeli dan. (Yesterday I worked all day.)

Q: What is the past participle of "raditi" (to work) for a woman?
A: radila
Example: Jučer sam radila cijeli dan. (Yesterday I worked all day.)

Q: How do you say "I was" (masculine) in Croatian?
A: bio sam
Example: Bio sam u Zagrebu. (I was in Zagreb.)

Q: How do you say "I was" (feminine) in Croatian?
A: bila sam
Example: Bila sam kod kuće. (I was at home.)

Q: How do you say "we were" in Croatian?
A: bili smo
Example: Bili smo na moru. (We were at the seaside.)

Q: How do you say "you worked" (informal, to a man) in Croatian?
A: radio si
Example: Radio si previše. (You worked too much.)

Q: How do you say "they worked" in Croatian?
A: radili su
Example: Radili su do kasno. (They worked until late.)

Q: How do you negate the past tense in Croatian?
A: use nisam, nisi, nije... + participle
Example: Nisam radio jučer. (I did not work yesterday.)

Q: How do you say "I did not go" (masculine) in Croatian?
A: nisam išao
Example: Nisam išao na posao. (I did not go to work.)

Q: What is the past participle of "ići" (to go), masculine?
A: išao
Example: Išao sam pješice. (I went on foot.)

Q: What is the past participle of "ići" (to go), feminine?
A: išla
Example: Išla sam autobusom. (I went by bus.)

Q: What is the past participle of "jesti" (to eat), masculine?
A: jeo
Example: Jeo sam ribu. (I ate fish.)

Q: What is the past participle of "piti" (to drink), masculine?
A: pio
Example: Pio sam kavu. (I drank coffee.)

Q: What is the past participle of "vidjeti" (to see), masculine?
A: vidio
Example: Vidio sam ga jučer. (I saw him yesterday.)

Q: What is the past participle of "reći" (to say), masculine?
A: rekao
Example: Rekao sam ti. (I told you.)

Q: What is the past participle of "doći" (to come), masculine?
A: došao
Example: Došao sam kasno. (I came late.)

Q: What is the past participle of "doći" (to come), feminine?
A: došla
Example: Došla sam ranije. (I came earlier.)

Q: How do you form the future tense (futur I) in Croatian?
A: infinitive + short form of htjeti (ću, ćeš, će...)
Example: Radit ću sutra. (I will work tomorrow.)

Q: How do you say "I will go" in Croatian?
A: ići ću
Example: Ići ću u kino. (I will go to the cinema.)

Q: How do you say "we will come" in Croatian?
A: doći ćemo
Example: Doći ćemo u osam. (We will come at eight.)

Q: How do you say "will you help me?" (informal) in Croatian?
A: hoćeš li mi pomoći?
Example: Hoćeš li mi pomoći, molim te? (Will you help me, please?)

Q: How do you negate the future tense in Croatian?
A: use neću, nećeš, neće... + infinitive
Example: Neću doći. (I will not come.)

Q: How do you say "I will not be able to" in Croatian?
A: neću moći
Example: Neću moći doći sutra. (I will not be able to come tomorrow.)

Q: What does the modal verb "morati" mean?
A: to have to, must
Example: Moram ići. (I have to go.)

Q: What does the modal verb "moći" mean?
A: can, to be able to
Example: Ne mogu doći. (I cannot come.)

Q: What does the verb "trebati" mean?
A: to need, should
Example: Trebam pomoć. (I need help.)

Q: What does the verb "htjeti" mean?
A: to want
Example: Hoću vodu. (I want water.)

Q: What does "smjeti" mean in Croatian?
A: to be allowed to, may
Example: Ne smiješ pušiti ovdje. (You must not smoke here.)

Q: How do you say "I would like" politely in Croatian?
A: htio bih (m) / htjela bih (f)
Example: Htio bih kavu, molim. (I would like a coffee, please.)

Q: What case follows the preposition "u" when it means motion into?
A: accusative
Example: Idem u grad. (I am going into town.)

Q: What case follows the preposition "u" when it means location?
A: locative
Example: Ja sam u gradu. (I am in town.)

Q: What case does "s / sa" (with) take?
A: instrumental
Example: Idem s prijateljem. (I am going with a friend.)

Q: What case does "bez" (without) take?
A: genitive
Example: Kava bez šećera. (Coffee without sugar.)

Q: What case does "prema" (towards) take?
A: dative
Example: Idemo prema centru. (We are going towards the centre.)

Q: What case does "kod" (at someone's place) take?
A: genitive
Example: Bio sam kod liječnika. (I was at the doctor's.)

Q: How do you say "at home" in Croatian?
A: kod kuće
Example: Ostajem kod kuće. (I am staying at home.)

Q: How do you say "to the doctor" in Croatian?
A: k liječniku / kod liječnika
Example: Moram ići liječniku. (I have to go to the doctor.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to buy"?
A: kupiti / kupovati
Example: Kupio sam kruh. (I bought bread.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to sell"?
A: prodati / prodavati
Example: Prodaju voće na tržnici. (They sell fruit at the market.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "shop"?
A: trgovina (f) / dućan (m)
Example: Trgovina se zatvara u devet. (The shop closes at nine.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "market"?
A: tržnica (f)
Example: Idem na tržnicu po povrće. (I am going to the market for vegetables.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "money"?
A: novac (m)
Example: Nemam dovoljno novca. (I do not have enough money.)

Q: How do you ask "how much does it cost?" in Croatian?
A: koliko košta?
Example: Koliko košta ova majica? (How much does this T-shirt cost?)

Q: How do you say "it is expensive" in Croatian?
A: skupo je
Example: To mi je preskupo. (That is too expensive for me.)

Q: How do you say "it is cheap" in Croatian?
A: jeftino je
Example: Ovdje je jeftinije. (It is cheaper here.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "receipt"?
A: račun (m)
Example: Mogu li dobiti račun? (Can I get the receipt?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "discount / sale"?
A: popust (m) / rasprodaja (f)
Example: Imate li popust? (Do you have a discount?)

Q: How do you say "I am just looking" in a shop?
A: samo gledam
Example: Hvala, samo gledam. (Thanks, I am just looking.)

Q: How do you say "can I try it on?" in Croatian?
A: mogu li probati?
Example: Mogu li probati ove hlače? (Can I try on these trousers?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "size" (clothing)?
A: veličina (f) / broj (m)
Example: Koji broj nosite? (What size do you wear?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to pay"?
A: platiti
Example: Želim platiti karticom. (I want to pay by card.)

Q: How do you say "by card" in Croatian?
A: karticom
Example: Mogu li platiti karticom? (Can I pay by card?)

Q: How do you say "in cash" in Croatian?
A: gotovinom
Example: Platit ću gotovinom. (I will pay in cash.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "breakfast"?
A: doručak (m)
Example: Doručak je u sedam. (Breakfast is at seven.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "lunch"?
A: ručak (m)
Example: Idemo na ručak. (Let us go for lunch.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "dinner"?
A: večera (f)
Example: Večera je gotova. (Dinner is ready.)

Q: How do you order in a restaurant in Croatian?
A: želio bih... / za mene...
Example: Za mene juha, molim. (Soup for me, please.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "menu"?
A: jelovnik (m)
Example: Mogu li dobiti jelovnik? (Can I have the menu?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "waiter"?
A: konobar (m)
Example: Konobar dolazi odmah. (The waiter is coming right away.)

Q: How do you say "the bill, please" in Croatian?
A: račun, molim
Example: Molim vas, račun. (The bill, please.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "delicious"?
A: ukusno / fino
Example: Bilo je jako ukusno. (It was very delicious.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "I am hungry" (masculine)?
A: gladan sam
Example: Gladan sam, idemo jesti. (I am hungry, let us go eat.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "I am thirsty" (feminine)?
A: žedna sam
Example: Žedna sam, trebam vodu. (I am thirsty, I need water.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "vegetables"?
A: povrće (n)
Example: Jedem puno povrća. (I eat a lot of vegetables.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "fruit"?
A: voće (n)
Example: Voće je svježe. (The fruit is fresh.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "meat"?
A: meso (n)
Example: Ne jedem meso. (I do not eat meat.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "train"?
A: vlak (m)
Example: Vlak kasni deset minuta. (The train is ten minutes late.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "bus"?
A: autobus (m)
Example: Autobus polazi u pet. (The bus leaves at five.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "ticket"?
A: karta (f)
Example: Trebam kartu za Split. (I need a ticket to Split.)

Q: How do you ask "when does it leave?" in Croatian?
A: kada polazi?
Example: Kada polazi sljedeći vlak? (When does the next train leave?)

Q: How do you ask "when does it arrive?" in Croatian?
A: kada stiže?
Example: Kada stiže autobus? (When does the bus arrive?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "one way ticket"?
A: karta u jednom smjeru
Example: Jednu kartu u jednom smjeru, molim. (One one-way ticket, please.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "return ticket"?
A: povratna karta
Example: Povratna karta je jeftinija. (A return ticket is cheaper.)

Q: How do you ask for directions in Croatian?
A: kako doći do...?
Example: Kako doći do kolodvora? (How do I get to the station?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "left"?
A: lijevo
Example: Skrenite lijevo. (Turn left.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "right" (direction)?
A: desno
Example: Idite desno na uglu. (Go right at the corner.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "straight ahead"?
A: ravno
Example: Idite ravno do semafora. (Go straight to the traffic light.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "near"?
A: blizu
Example: Hotel je blizu centra. (The hotel is near the centre.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "far"?
A: daleko
Example: Je li daleko odavde? (Is it far from here?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "station"?
A: kolodvor (m)
Example: Naći ćemo se na kolodvoru. (We will meet at the station.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "airport"?
A: zračna luka (f) / aerodrom (m)
Example: Idem u zračnu luku. (I am going to the airport.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to travel"?
A: putovati
Example: Volim putovati vlakom. (I like travelling by train.)

Q: How do you say "by car" in Croatian?
A: autom / kolima
Example: Idemo autom. (We are going by car.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "head" (body part)?
A: glava (f)
Example: Boli me glava. (My head hurts.)

Q: How do you say "it hurts" in Croatian?
A: boli me...
Example: Boli me grlo. (My throat hurts.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "doctor"?
A: liječnik (m) / liječnica (f)
Example: Moram kod liječnika. (I have to go to the doctor.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "pharmacy"?
A: ljekarna (f)
Example: Gdje je najbliža ljekarna? (Where is the nearest pharmacy?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "medicine"?
A: lijek (m)
Example: Uzimam lijek dvaput dnevno. (I take the medicine twice a day.)

Q: How do you say "I am ill" (masculine) in Croatian?
A: bolestan sam
Example: Bolestan sam, ostajem kod kuće. (I am ill, I am staying home.)

Q: How do you say "I am ill" (feminine) in Croatian?
A: bolesna sam
Example: Bolesna sam već tri dana. (I have been ill for three days.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "I feel better"?
A: osjećam se bolje
Example: Danas se osjećam bolje. (Today I feel better.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "hospital"?
A: bolnica (f)
Example: Odveli su ga u bolnicu. (They took him to hospital.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "appointment"?
A: termin (m)
Example: Imam termin u deset. (I have an appointment at ten.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "work / job"?
A: posao (m)
Example: Tražim novi posao. (I am looking for a new job.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "office"?
A: ured (m)
Example: Radim u uredu. (I work in an office.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "meeting"?
A: sastanak (m)
Example: Sastanak je u ponedjeljak. (The meeting is on Monday.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "colleague"?
A: kolega (m) / kolegica (f)
Example: Moja kolegica govori engleski. (My colleague speaks English.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "salary"?
A: plaća (f)
Example: Plaća stiže petnaestog. (The salary arrives on the fifteenth.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "holiday / vacation"?
A: godišnji odmor (m)
Example: Idem na godišnji odmor u srpnju. (I am going on holiday in July.)

Q: How do you say "I am busy" in Croatian?
A: zauzet sam (m) / zauzeta sam (f)
Example: Danas sam jako zauzet. (Today I am very busy.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to begin"?
A: početi
Example: Posao počinje u osam. (Work begins at eight.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to finish"?
A: završiti
Example: Završio sam projekt. (I finished the project.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "weather"?
A: vrijeme (n)
Example: Kakvo je vrijeme danas? (What is the weather like today?)

Q: How do you say "it is raining" in Croatian?
A: pada kiša
Example: Pada kiša, uzmi kišobran. (It is raining, take an umbrella.)

Q: How do you say "it is snowing" in Croatian?
A: pada snijeg
Example: Vani pada snijeg. (It is snowing outside.)

Q: How do you say "it is hot" (weather) in Croatian?
A: vruće je
Example: Ljeti je jako vruće. (In summer it is very hot.)

Q: How do you say "it is cold" (weather) in Croatian?
A: hladno je
Example: Zimi je hladno. (In winter it is cold.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "sun"?
A: sunce (n)
Example: Sunce sja. (The sun is shining.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "wind"?
A: vjetar (m)
Example: Puše jak vjetar. (A strong wind is blowing.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "spring" (season)?
A: proljeće (n)
Example: U proljeće je lijepo. (In spring it is beautiful.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "summer"?
A: ljeto (n)
Example: Ljeto je moje omiljeno godišnje doba. (Summer is my favourite season.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "autumn"?
A: jesen (f)
Example: U jesen pada lišće. (In autumn the leaves fall.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "winter"?
A: zima (f)
Example: Zima je duga. (The winter is long.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "yesterday"?
A: jučer
Example: Jučer sam bio umoran. (Yesterday I was tired.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "tomorrow"?
A: sutra
Example: Vidimo se sutra. (See you tomorrow.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "the day after tomorrow"?
A: prekosutra
Example: Prekosutra putujem. (The day after tomorrow I am travelling.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "the day before yesterday"?
A: prekjučer
Example: Prekjučer sam ga vidio. (I saw him the day before yesterday.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "last week"?
A: prošli tjedan
Example: Prošli tjedan sam bio bolestan. (Last week I was ill.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "next week"?
A: sljedeći tjedan
Example: Sljedeći tjedan počinjem. (Next week I start.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "always"?
A: uvijek
Example: Uvijek pijem kavu ujutro. (I always drink coffee in the morning.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "never"?
A: nikad(a)
Example: Nikad ne kasnim. (I am never late.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "sometimes"?
A: ponekad
Example: Ponekad idem trčati. (Sometimes I go running.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "often"?
A: često
Example: Često putujem poslom. (I often travel for work.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "rarely"?
A: rijetko
Example: Rijetko gledam televiziju. (I rarely watch television.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "usually"?
A: obično
Example: Obično ustajem u šest. (I usually get up at six.)

Q: How do you say "every day" in Croatian?
A: svaki dan
Example: Svaki dan učim hrvatski. (Every day I study Croatian.)

Q: How do you form the comparative of "velik" (big)?
A: veći
Example: Ovaj stan je veći. (This flat is bigger.)

Q: How do you form the comparative of "dobar" (good)?
A: bolji
Example: Ovo je bolje rješenje. (This is a better solution.)

Q: How do you form the comparative of "loš" (bad)?
A: gori
Example: Vrijeme je gore nego jučer. (The weather is worse than yesterday.)

Q: How do you form the superlative in Croatian?
A: prefix naj- on the comparative
Example: Ovo je najbolji restoran. (This is the best restaurant.)

Q: How do you say "than" in a comparison in Croatian?
A: nego / od
Example: Viši je nego ja. (He is taller than me.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "more"?
A: više
Example: Trebam više vremena. (I need more time.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "less"?
A: manje
Example: Danas radim manje. (Today I work less.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "house"?
A: kuća (f)
Example: Kuća je velika. (The house is big.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "flat / apartment"?
A: stan (m)
Example: Živim u malom stanu. (I live in a small flat.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "kitchen"?
A: kuhinja (f)
Example: Kuhinja je nova. (The kitchen is new.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "bedroom"?
A: spavaća soba (f)
Example: Spavaća soba je gore. (The bedroom is upstairs.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "bathroom"?
A: kupaonica (f)
Example: Gdje je kupaonica? (Where is the bathroom?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to rent"?
A: iznajmiti
Example: Iznajmili smo stan. (We rented a flat.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "neighbour"?
A: susjed (m) / susjeda (f)
Example: Susjedi su tihi. (The neighbours are quiet.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "family"?
A: obitelj (f)
Example: Moja obitelj živi u Splitu. (My family lives in Split.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "husband"?
A: suprug (m) / muž (m)
Example: Moj suprug radi od kuće. (My husband works from home.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "wife"?
A: supruga (f) / žena (f)
Example: Njegova supruga je liječnica. (His wife is a doctor.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "child"?
A: dijete (n)
Example: Dijete spava. (The child is sleeping.)

Q: What is the plural of "dijete" (child)?
A: djeca
Example: Djeca se igraju vani. (The children are playing outside.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to get up"?
A: ustati
Example: Ustajem u šest sati. (I get up at six o'clock.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to go to bed"?
A: ići spavati / leći
Example: Idem spavati u jedanaest. (I go to bed at eleven.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to wash oneself"?
A: oprati se / tuširati se
Example: Tuširam se ujutro. (I shower in the morning.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to get dressed"?
A: obući se
Example: Brzo sam se obukao. (I got dressed quickly.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to rest"?
A: odmoriti se
Example: Moram se odmoriti. (I need to rest.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to learn / to study"?
A: učiti
Example: Učim hrvatski dvije godine. (I have been learning Croatian for two years.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to remember"?
A: zapamtiti / sjećati se
Example: Ne sjećam se njegovog imena. (I do not remember his name.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to forget"?
A: zaboraviti
Example: Zaboravio sam ključeve. (I forgot the keys.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to understand"?
A: razumjeti
Example: Ne razumijem, možete li ponoviti? (I do not understand, can you repeat?)

Q: How do you ask someone to speak more slowly in Croatian?
A: možete li govoriti sporije?
Example: Oprostite, možete li govoriti sporije? (Excuse me, can you speak more slowly?)

Q: How do you say "how do you say... in Croatian?"
A: kako se kaže... na hrvatskom?
Example: Kako se kaže "table" na hrvatskom? (How do you say "table" in Croatian?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to help"?
A: pomoći
Example: Možeš li mi pomoći? (Can you help me?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to try"?
A: pokušati
Example: Pokušat ću ponovno. (I will try again.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to wait"?
A: čekati
Example: Čekam te pred kinom. (I am waiting for you in front of the cinema.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to meet (someone)"?
A: upoznati
Example: Drago mi je što smo se upoznali. (Nice to have met you.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to meet up"?
A: naći se
Example: Nađimo se u šest. (Let us meet at six.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to call (by phone)"?
A: nazvati
Example: Nazvat ću te večeras. (I will call you tonight.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to answer"?
A: odgovoriti
Example: Nije odgovorio na poruku. (He did not answer the message.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to ask"?
A: pitati
Example: Smijem li nešto pitati? (May I ask something?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to think"?
A: misliti
Example: Mislim da je to dobra ideja. (I think that is a good idea.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to know (a fact)"?
A: znati
Example: Znam gdje je. (I know where it is.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to know (a person)"?
A: poznavati
Example: Poznajem ga godinama. (I have known him for years.)

Q: What is the difference between "znati" and "poznavati"?
A: znati = to know facts; poznavati = to be acquainted with people or places
Example: Znam odgovor, ali ne poznajem njega. (I know the answer, but I do not know him.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "because"?
A: jer / zato što
Example: Ne idem jer sam umoran. (I am not going because I am tired.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "but"?
A: ali
Example: Htio bih doći, ali ne mogu. (I would like to come, but I cannot.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "if"?
A: ako
Example: Ako pada kiša, ostajemo doma. (If it rains, we stay home.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "when" (conjunction)?
A: kad(a)
Example: Nazovi me kad stigneš. (Call me when you arrive.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "that" (conjunction)?
A: da
Example: Mislim da imaš pravo. (I think that you are right.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "although"?
A: iako
Example: Iako je kasno, idem van. (Although it is late, I am going out.)

Q: How do you say "of course" in Croatian?
A: naravno
Example: Naravno da mogu pomoći. (Of course I can help.)

Q: How do you say "maybe" in Croatian?
A: možda
Example: Možda dođem kasnije. (Maybe I will come later.)

Q: How do you say "I agree" in Croatian?
A: slažem se
Example: Slažem se s tobom. (I agree with you.)

Q: How do you say "I do not agree" in Croatian?
A: ne slažem se
Example: Ne slažem se s tom odlukom. (I do not agree with that decision.)

Q: How do you apologise in Croatian?
A: oprostite (formal) / oprosti (informal)
Example: Oprostite, kasnim. (Sorry, I am late.)

Q: How do you say "no problem" in Croatian?
A: nema problema
Example: Nema problema, razumijem. (No problem, I understand.)

Q: How do you say "it does not matter" in Croatian?
A: nije važno
Example: Nije važno, drugi put. (It does not matter, another time.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "quickly"?
A: brzo
Example: Molim te, dođi brzo. (Please come quickly.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "slowly"?
A: polako
Example: Vozi polako. (Drive slowly.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "early"?
A: rano
Example: Ustao sam rano. (I got up early.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "late"?
A: kasno
Example: Već je kasno. (It is already late.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "together"?
A: zajedno
Example: Idemo zajedno. (Let us go together.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "alone"?
A: sam (m) / sama (f)
Example: Živim sama. (I live alone.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "tired"?
A: umoran (m) / umorna (f)
Example: Umorna sam nakon posla. (I am tired after work.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "happy"?
A: sretan (m) / sretna (f)
Example: Sretan sam zbog tebe. (I am happy for you.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "angry"?
A: ljut (m) / ljuta (f)
Example: Zašto si ljut? (Why are you angry?)

Q: What is the Croatian for "afraid"?
A: bojati se
Example: Bojim se letjeti. (I am afraid of flying.)

Q: What is the Croatian for "to like / to love"?
A: voljeti
Example: Volim more. (I love the sea.)

Q: How do you say "I like it" about a thing in Croatian?
A: sviđa mi se
Example: Sviđa mi se ovaj grad. (I like this city.)

Q: What is the difference between "voljeti" and "sviđati se"?
A: voljeti = to love / like deeply; sviđati se = to find pleasing, with the liker in the dative
Example: Volim je, ali ne sviđa mi se njezin stan. (I love her, but I do not like her flat.)

Q: How do you say "I need" in Croatian?
A: treba mi / trebam
Example: Treba mi pomoć. (I need help.)

Q: How do you say "I have to go now" in Croatian?
A: moram ići sad
Example: Žao mi je, moram ići sad. (I am sorry, I have to go now.)

Q: How do you say "see you later" in Croatian?
A: vidimo se kasnije
Example: Vidimo se kasnije, pozdrav! (See you later, bye!)

Q: How do you say "take care" in Croatian?
A: čuvaj se
Example: Čuvaj se, javi mi se. (Take care, get in touch.)