Teach Yourself Croatian

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introduction
the country
the language
about the book
vii
how to use the book
pronunciation and reading
stress in Croatian
abbreviations and symbols
01
u hotelu in the hotel
1
0
2
forming basic statements and questions; introducing
yourself and others; identifying yourself and asking
others their identity; saying which languages you
speak; using words and expressions in greeting
u kavani in the cafe 12
saying what you want or like; asking others what
they want or like; asking what others want to drink;
giving and asking for personal information; saying in
and to; making negative statements
u gradu in town 23
expressing basic directions; asking where something
i�; saying where something is in relation to
something else; saying other expressions useful in
geting about town; expressing can and
have
to
03
iv
04
želim kupiti... / want to bu. ..
36
using phrases and expressions when shopping for
)
o
i
�
basic items and when in the post office; saying
numbers
1-20;
using words for handling money;
using expressions relating to need or desire
05
u restoranu in the restaurant
50
ordering a meal; asking for and stating opinions,
preference, advice; expressing agreement; attracting
the attention of others; saying there is/are, there is
no/are not
06
dođite k meni come to my p/ace
63
giving an invitation; accepting or declining an
invitation; giving and asking for directions; giving
your address, telephone number; expressing degrees
of cetainty and uncertainty
07
koliko imate godina? how o/d are you?
77
giving and asking for more personal information
concerning age, marital status, occupation, where
you are from, and about other members of your
family
08
kakav stan imate?
what kind of lat do you have?
92
describing a room, house, flat; describing your day's
routine; using more question words; telling the time;
using expressions for the divisions of the day
09
sviđa mi se plivanje / ike swimming
107
describing hobbies, spots, free time; using other
expressions of time, days of the week, months of the
year
10
na Izletu on an excusion
118
using more phrases to express agreement and
disagreement; expressing futher degrees of cetainty;
expressing satisfaction; talking about travelling, the
weather, the countryside
11
povralne kate retun ickets
130
expressing that things happened in the past (using
the past tense form of the verb); talking more about
travelling; asking what happened; asking how long
ago something happened
imam telefonski broj
I have the telephone number
144
talking about future events; asking questions about
the future; talking on the telephone; reporting on
events; making indirect questions; expressing
myyour in other ways
na plaži on the beach
156
expressing dates, numbers above
100
and further
expressions of time; expressing feelings, intentions
and moods; saying onesef
ako pada kiša
...
if it rains ...
171
saying if using diferent levels of possibility and the
conditional; further understanding aspects; using
expressions for the weather and verbs of movement;
saying that you can seehear somebody doing
something.
kako se osjećale? how do you fee/?
185
talking about health and parts of the body and calling
a doctor; expressing degrees of forbidding; forming
comparative and superlative adjectives such as good,
bete; best
poslovni ugovor business contract
198
using words and expressions for a business meeting;
forming complex sentences jOined in the middle by
which
u Osijeku
in Osijek
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12
13
14
15
16
17
209
saying more numbers; asking questions with whose;
using reflexive verbs; talking about changing money;
making general enquiries at hotel reception; revision
execises
vi
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18
tri pisma three letters
220
writing letters and short messages for people both in
a social and in a business context; revision exercises
key to the exercises
229
summay of language paterns
237
Croatian-English vocabulary
243
English-Croatian vocabulary
254
glossary of grammatical terms
265
grammar index
268
taking it futher
269
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