CROATIAN LANGUAGE

Croatian is the standardized variety of the Serbo-Croatian language used by Croats, principally in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Serbian province of Vojvodina, and other neighboring countries. It is the official and literary standard of Croatia and one of the official languages of the European Union. 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.
The Croatian language is a South Slavic language and is the official and literary language of Croatia. It is also one of the official languages of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
#Croatian #language #SlavicLanguages

[@josipavurnek5988]

This is Croatian, Slavonian accent especially from Osijek. People from Osijek have very similar accent to people from Novi Sad,and the whole region of Vojvodina, but not Beograd! Try to find Slavonian accent from Valpovo, it is really special isolated accent with really interesting tempo. It is really close to singing.

[@hypoc09]

my ancestors name was Osijek, and they originally migrated from somewhere around the town to Serbia and then to Romania. to be quite honest, slavic languages have always seemed nostalgic and familiar to me even though i've never spoken a word of it before. it is a feeling as if i'm supposed to understand what they are saying but yet the meaning is all foggy. maybe i should study the language of my forebears someday.

[@jednamalavjeverica]

Kako nece kad je pripadalo vamo nama

[@TURE1215]

Very nice Language

[@Noname-ye1vg]

❤

[@stefanmitic3578]

nice language

[@peligraso]

Oh is it because your own language?

[@rokovidovic4705]

@@peligraso phahaha servski jezik ne postoji tp je samo iskrivljena verzija hrvatskoga jezika

[@pasangsherpa8304]

Wow

[@robertkukuczka6946]

But the accent is the same as in Serbian or Croatian os Bosnian. In Polish dialects pronounciation and stress are so much different as well as words differenciate distinctingly.

[@user-px6mq4mg6g]

на письме проще понять, на слух только отдельные слова воспринимаются

[@user-ob9ef4yx7w]

Да, я тоже лучше понимаю письменный язык.

[@clarisse1178]

Мне нравится, как звучит ❤

[@empiremediankurde8562]

🇭🇷✌️✌️ ♥️

[@2girls1cup36]

oui oui

[@antonmurtazaev5366]

Понятность на уровне мордовского, татарского, чувашского)

[@altheamantes2041]

Wow Serbia is Really amazing

[@tarassvitlyck]

Сербська і хорватська звучать ідентично

[@jednamalavjeverica]

Ima dosta razlike...srbi puno vise turcizma imaju u svom jeziku....mislim razumimo se svakakako ali ima dosta razlike

[@pauloricardohandrak1745]

what is she saying

[@silviotomac8449]

You can't say Serbo-Croatian language just because it is similar, this is 2 different languages. Yes we can understand each others (Croats and Serbs) but we have a lot of different words which is no way near similar to each other language. My point is gramatic and making sentences is very similar so that is why we can easily explain words which we don't know in other language. I will make few examples of words for you who doesn't know well these 2 different languages: Croatian: mrkva, auto, češnjak, čavao, ručni sat, mjehur, stroj, jetra, zrak, puše, grah, leće, vješalica, novčanik, ukrasti, napiti se, obzor, vodene kozice, bubamara, gušterača, tračnice, vlak, glasovir, tipkovnica, germa, jastuk, deva, dalekozor, pehist, čagalj, ovanj, blagavaonica, cestarina, zrakomlat, nogomet, žlica, vilica, viličar, pas Serbian: šargarepa, kola, bijeli luk, ekser, časovnik, bešika, mašina, džigara, vazduh, duva, pasulj, sočiva, ofinger, buđelar, ćorisati, overiti, horizont, boginje, bubašvaba, pankreas, šine, voz, klavir, tastastura, kvasac, dušek, kamila, durbin, baksuz, šakal, baranj, trpezarija, putarina, helikopter, fudbal, kašika, viljuška, viljuškar, ker As you can see Croatian is very different to Serbian but when you speak to serbians you can't see a lot of difference and if you have missunderstanding you can easily explain words. This is just few words which i found and there is a lot more of it. Croatian is more Slavic than Serbian while Serbian is more Turkish and foreign. For example Serbs is using Engish version for months (Januar, februar..) and Croats is using their own: Siječanj, Veljača, Ožujak, travanj, svibanj...

[@voyagersquaremuzika]

Nisi u pravu ali niti malo ,Oba jezika su Slavenski jezici i sve ove riječi se upotrebljavaju u oba jezika! A što misliš da nitko u Hrvatskoj ne kaže Ekser, Viljuška, Kašika , čak više ako ne i 80 posto u Hrvatskoj ljudi govore te riječi ili da nitko u Srbiji ne kaže Mjehur ,Stroj Vješalica ...da ne nabrajam sada tu i ostale riječi koje si naveo! Ja ne znam koliko si stara osoba i znaš li što su Sinonimi ali moraš još puno učiti! U oba jezika postoji puno Turcizama ,kako mi u Hrvatskoj kažemo Jastuk ,Jorgan ,Kapija ,Ajvar ?? i tako dalje i tako dalje a sve te riječi se govore i u Srbiji! Znači dva ista jezika ,naravno da svaki jezik ima svoje dialekte ! Nauči pa uči druge ,nemoj davati krive informacije!!

[@matej1386]

Po ovome kaj si ti napisao u hrvatskoj postoji minimalno 5 razlicitih jezika....

[@silviotomac8449]

@@matej1386 dijalekata koliko voliš...

[@silviotomac8449]

@@voyagersquaremuzika standardizirani jezici nisu isti, a to što netko blizu granice s jedne i s deuge strane priča jako slično je druga stvar. Kod nas u Slavoniji svako selo drugačije priča barem naglaskom, ako ćemo tako gledati. Ja govorim o standardnim jeziku, ne o šatrovačkom govoru ili nekom pokrajinskom dijalektu...

[@voyagersquaremuzika]

@@matej1386 Jedan je jezik ,dialekti su različiti ! Korijen ,srž jezika je jedna ( to mislim na Hrvatski ,Srpski ,Bosansko -Hercegovački ,Slovenski ,Makedonski) ali i svi Slavenski jezici potiču od jednog jezika Proto- Slavenskog!

[@insect6003]

serbe na verbe

[@meduzsazsa8490]

?

[@kingconga7220]

hrvate na granate

[@insect6003]

@@kingconga7220 Я русский, idi nahui sorb

[@kingconga7220]

remember generalplan ost? we will get rid of you mongol trash soon.

[@angoma]

Ah.. Kratko i jasno. Lječi se, druži se s ljudima, od mržnje nikakve koristi.