LEARN CROATIAN: How to say HOW ARE YOU & how to ANSWER?

[@EdwardAlver]

Bok !! Hi my friend. You are a great teacher . I am sure I can learn a lot from you . I was visiting Medjugorje and Mostar this past month of July ( 2024 ). I loved the people , the food , the history of your country...everything. I was sad when I had to come back to the U.S.A. _ So I decided I am coming back to Croatia this next month of July 2025 and that is why I am taking your lessons on your croatian language. I am Edwin. Thank you so much for your video !! Hvala ! Bok !!

[@daleboe8912]

I’m 75 and my family doctor is from Croatia. He has been taking care of me of 10+ years and I believe he has saved me keeping me healthy. I don’t have anyone that would leave something’s I have that I know he would appreciate. The kids can have the property and money but he will get something closer to me. I’m going to try to learn some simple greetings for now and he will receive the other later when I’m gone.

[@JhovanjCatapang]

Hvala😊❤️ Im here in Croatia now this monht arrive.

[@trishaevergreen5114]

❤ Thank You so much. Love learning with you 😊. Blessings to your entire precious family , my family 😊

[@EdwardAlver]

Hi !Thank you so much for this very helpful video. And...more videos please ! Your friend who is leaving on a trip to Dubrotnik , Yugoslavia very soon...Edwin

[@kabitashrestha2330]

Thank you ♥️

[@trishaevergreen5114]

❤️😘💜

[@lawrences1]

Thanks i have Learnt new words

[@krisjustin3884]

Sounds like using Sie (formal, unknown person) and du (informal) in German. When you watch Sanda’s videos you never stop learning! 😊

[@Alag1993]

Big fan dear from Nepal 🇳🇵🙏

[@nomadvehr827]

As in Spanish, Tu (informal) and Usted (formal)

[@CroatianExperiencewithSanda]

Exactly.

[@barbaragrdasic9564]

Hvala Sanda vrlo lijepo prićaš sve razumljivo pozdrav iz Melboure 🇭🇷🇦🇺👍

[@CroatianExperiencewithSanda]

Hvala ti! Drago mi je da ti je korisno! :)

[@alientuhin2385]

Hvala ti🙂

[@barrytdrake]

Hvala! How would you say, "I am happy" or "I am very happy today"?

[@mohamedsaad20099]

Ti super ❤

[@pebayou.3380]

Im learning srbski , so im gathering info in form of books ect…all most everytime i by a pdf i get to version one srbski ans croatian, i dint know about the formel one kako ste” thanks, and great video

[@CroatianExperiencewithSanda]

Odlično!

[@raymondcalo958]

Kako ste, my dream country I hope someday I work in Croatia

[@joelgomes3913]

I like your video

[@lonotiki]

Thank you, your teaching style is so refreshing!❤ How would you answer "I'm feeling creative, I'm feeling inspired(to paint)" 🎨 🖌

[@d.v.9679]

Hello Sanda, indeed I knew the basic words in Croatian (one or another greeting) because it is what my grandmother used to speak to my father sometimes and also other typical phrases that I read in some novels written by Nicolás Mihovilović, the most famous is called "Desde Lejos Para Siempre" which is a very famous and nostalgic novel from here, since it tells the life of the Croatian colony in Punta Arenas who arrived in a distant land in Patagonia never to return to their country, the other called "In the last sea of ​​the world" that tells the adventures of three Croatian sailors as immigrants in the waters of the Strait of Magellan and the channels of southern Chile. However, I have learned much more with your videos and with the basic class pack that I bought from you.

[@CroatianExperiencewithSanda]

I am actually reading a book at the moment called Un viaje sin retorno, Brač - Punta Arenas - Cien años de migración y exilio, escrito por Marco Barticevic Sapunar, about that, as well. I am glad to have been able to help you with learning some Croatian!

[@UltimateGabru]

Tako Tako ❤

[@bonimarberjamin426]

Hvala

[@Dennisedward1]

Good job!

[@luckysichone6705]

I love Croatia language

[@Cristv1805]

your videos are very nice. how can i learn croatia language

[@lila9615]

Very instructive and clear, Thank you ,Sanda, for putting so much time and effort into making this videos. In a few days I'm going to Crna Gora and hope to be able to use the expressions in your video ( in my understanding the lab=nguage that you teach is also used in that region). Question: How do you ask "how about you?", Example: Kako ste?- Ya sam tako tako, " how about you?( or any other variation, most common in crnogorski lnaguage?

[@tanveermalik2803]

Good video,👍

[@TheZenCommuter]

Great channel! Keep up the great work! Since you asked "tako" means octopus in Japanese. So "so so" would translate to "🐙🐙" hvala!

[@ramcetuary2045]

Hello iam ram in nepal iam tiching croatia language

[@JaswantSingh-he7gf]

Hello Jaswant, My name is Jaswant, and I'm from Punjab, India. I'll be visiting Croatia next month, but I don't speak Croatian. I would like to learn the Croatian language. Could you please help me learn it? I would like to join your classes

[@rockysaro4656]

Hello. Sanda I too much interested in Croatian language please you teach me

[@miroperinich2495]

Learn before Sleeping - Croatian (native speaker) - without music kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIOro4mYobGMmtE

[@SonOfTEHDEBIL]

Interesting you would mention the word 'tako' having a Japanese feel to it; the word 'tako'（蛸/タコ）actually means 'octopus' in that language.

[@CroatianExperiencewithSanda]

That's so interesting! Thank you so much for that information - I love it!

[@SonOfTEHDEBIL]

@@CroatianExperiencewithSanda Nema na čemu!

[@barrytdrake]

@@CroatianExperiencewithSanda You may be thinking of tokidoki (time time = sometimes). So-so in Japanese is ma-ma. (I love languages too!)

[@rameshkhadka3648]

Hi sanda i am from Nepal iam com in croatia

[@hagosdaniel1239]

hello my sister go techer but we are want full for example present and pass compes diferens

[@janmuhammadmarri8042]

Hi miss

[@rockysaro4656]

I am form India ... I working in Rovinj.....

[@lakpanorbhusherpa8140]

Dobro

[@augustovazquez9826]

I love it from tacos mexicanos

[@carolyncouch4094]

My dad said “Kako ti “to his mother. I didn’t learn the language so maybe I misheard it.

[@philvuk]

Ja Sam izvrsno ;)

[@CroatianExperiencewithSanda]

Odlično!!

[@SanBorondon1]

Ljeto ide, kako si mi ti? 😉

[@StephJ0seph]

Is there a way to say "I'm good, and you?" Like: Hi, how are you? --> Bok! Kako si? Good, and you? --> Dobro... (?)

[@sangit1988]

Kako si .... love from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@nomadvehr827]

OK now I'm seeing it's more like French

[@CroatianExperiencewithSanda]

What seems similar to French? I have never seen it that way...

[@nomadvehr827]

@@CroatianExperiencewithSanda Ti= Tu Tvi= Vous, which can be used for singular or plural. In singular Tu is informal while Vous is formal.

[@tomislavciganovic1244]

Da,da isti kao i mi?

[@fernandomilicich8160]

Ovdje u Rijeku ,lose , jer Jos ne mogu govoriti dobro

[@miroperinich2495]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/naPVemCinrSabpI Learn Croatian - Days of the Week - Pronunciation and Different forms in Everyday Conversations

[@mobileae8100]

Hvala