Easy Croatian 16 - What is your hobby?

In this episode Mato is asking people of Zagreb about their hobbies.
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Host of this episode: Mato Bošnjak
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[@fenotipobombay]

The last one from the granny was epic.

[@chiare5236]

Badass grandma strikes again

[@demmersXX]

She made me burst in laughter!

[@krenGirl]

Croatian language is beautiful :O

[@Susnjevica08]

Dobri su bili bolji nego danasnji.:D Stavi te jos videos, molim.:)

[@lesbrosanthony3813]

Hey man! =) Nice to see you're back with a new episode of Easy Croatian. Funny enough, I'm doing the Easy French episode on the exact same theme! x) This is fate!

[@HandleGF]

The girl with the blue hair is very intelligent. (Mato assumed she'd be writing poems :-)

[@Robertoslaw.Iksinski]

Na hrvatskom: "Bavim se košarkom" - to zvuči kao na poljskom: "Bawię się kosiarką" Ale istnieje jeden mały problem / Ali postoji jedan mali problem: POL: Bawię się kosiarką / HRV: Zabavljam se kosilicom :)

[@Viktorvelat95]

Dodaję wersję czeską/doplním českou verzi/ ću dodati češku verziju: Bavím se kočárkem. POL: Bawię się z wózkiem dziecinnym. / HRV: Zabavljam se s dječim kolicima.

[@MegaTarino]

Please make more really easy issues. Very interesting indeed.

[@11szm]

It took some time for the Lady at the end to reveal her hobby.

[@onyxbg]

It's so similar to Bulgarian, I could understand most of it :)

[@Eujakoa]

I'm really waiting for the Dutch one, hasn't been updated in awhile. :/

[@Martin_Raul]

Fajne :)

[@AlexMoby]

Nice video and people ! Very interesting. If I am not mistaken, srecé is a word for heart, isn't it ?

[@matobosnjak4816]

"srce" is Croatian word for heart. "sreća" (genitive: sreće) means luck or happines.

[@AlexMoby]

Mato Bošnjak Hvala !

[@woo19921206]

Trying to figure out what the grandma really means XD

[@fenotipobombay]

Is this kind of language good also for speaking in serbia?

[@matobosnjak4816]

Yes it is. Serbian and Croatian are very similar.

[@mop2mop]

Basically the same thing

[@HandleGF]

@@matobosnjak4816 I was told (by Croats) not to mix up kruh and hleb :-)

[@subu1315]

@@HandleGF which one is used in which country? I guess that hleb in Serbia

[@HandleGF]

@@subu1315 yes