1Dobra večerGood eveningI can greet an older neighbour politely and say my nameUp nextCroatian · Beginner course · A1
Number 7 — An introduction to Croatian
Learn Croatian to A1 with everyday dialogs, vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar.
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Arrival
Get into your new flat and meet the people of number 7.
1Dobra večerGood eveningI can greet an older neighbour politely and say my nameUp next
2Jutro s LanomMorning with LanaI can say hello to a child, ask her name, get my key back and ask where something isUp next
3U kafićuAt the caféI can introduce myself in a café, choose coffee or tea, and say if I like somethingUp next
4Bučna noćA noisy nightI can knock on a neighbour's door, say that I want to sleep, and ask someone to do something tomorrowUp next
5Tko ovdje živi?Who lives here?I can ask how someone is, and ask where people liveUp nextThe empty flat
Make the flat liveable.
6Mirin obrazacMira’s formI can spell my name, say where I'm from, which languages I speak and what I do, and ask someone to speak slowlyUp next
7Prazan stanThe empty flatI can say what is in a flat and what is not, and ask what something isUp next
8Žuti kaučThe yellow sofaI can say what colour and size things are, and where they are in a roomUp next
9Stol iz kafićaThe café tableI can ask what happened, say what is in my kitchen and whose things are, and say what I needUp next
10PonoćMidnightI can ask who is there, say what is in my flat now, and thank people for their helpUp nextThe café
Order breakfast like a regular, and fill your fridge.
11Broj telefonaThe phone numberI can say my phone number, count to ten and say how many things I haveUp next
12Samo čajOnly teaI can ask for food and drink, and say what I want and don't wantUp next
13Stol triTable threeI can ask what something costs, understand prices and ask for the billUp next
14Šest jajaSix eggsI can ask a shop for things, say how many I want, and payUp next
15Moja narudžbaMy orderI can order a whole breakfast in one go, with and without things, and payUp nextPhotos on the wall
Get to know the families of number 7, just as Lana turns ten.
16Obiteljske fotografijeFamily photosI can name family members and say how old people areUp next
17Lanin domaći radLana’s homeworkI can say how old I am, how many brothers and sisters I have, and when my birthday isUp next
18Anna zoveAnna is callingI can say how I am on the phone, describe my flat and my town, and describe what people look likeUp next
19Dar za LanuA gift for LanaI can choose a present, ask about prices and colours, and say what someone already hasUp next
20Deset svjećicaTen candlesI can wish someone happy birthday, give a present, and say if I'm married, if I have children and where my parents liveUp nextThe first week at work
Survive your first week at the office.
21Pet do devetFive to nineI can tell the time, say when work starts and give my email addressUp next
22Popis popisaThe list of listsI can read a weekly plan and say what I do on which day and how oftenUp next
23Ustati ili spavatiGet up or sleepI can describe my day, say what I like doing in my free time and ask others about theirsUp next
24MišThe mouseI can say where something is in the office and ask people to do somethingUp next
25Pravila uredskog mačkaThe office cat’s rulesI can read a short notice and write a short message to colleaguesUp nextAround town
Find the market, the station and the park, and get to the lake on Sunday.
26Lijevo, desno, ravnoLeft, right, straight onI can ask the way and understand simple directionsUp next
27Mikijev računMiki’s billI can buy food at the market in kilos, bottles and pieces, and ask what it costsUp next
28Drugi peronPlatform twoI can buy a train ticket, ask when and where the train leaves, and understand an announcementUp next
29Plan BPlan BI can say where I'm from and where I live now, and how I get somewhereUp next
30Lanina kartaLana’s mapI can say where places are on a map and explain the wayUp nextThe weather and what to wear
Get ready for the town festival, two weeks away.
31Uzmite kišobranTake an umbrellaI can say what the weather is like and say what I must or needn't takeUp next
32Hladnije nego u HamburguColder than in HamburgI can understand a forecast, compare the weather here and at home, and talk about the seasonsUp next
33Premala jaknaA jacket that is too smallI can ask for a size and colour, try things on, and pay by cardUp next
34Znate li pjevati?Can you sing?I can say what I can and can't do, and understand simple rulesUp next
35Stara kabanicaThe old raincoatI can say why something is so, and give and accept a complimentUp nextA bad day
Get well before the festival on Saturday.
36Ne mogu doćiI cannot comeI can call in sick, say how I feel and understand simple adviceUp next
37Termin kod liječniceA doctor’s appointmentI can make and move an appointment on the phone and give my detailsUp next
38Gdje Vas boli?Where does it hurt?I can say what hurts, understand a doctor's instructions and ask how to say a wordUp next
39Nešto za grloSomething for the throatI can ask for medicine and understand how often to take itUp next
40Doktorica LanaDoctor LanaI can say how I feel now and understand a short noteUp nextThe festival
Get through the festival, then work out what really happened.
41Prije koncertaBefore the concertI can say what will happen and whenUp next
42Što ste vidjeli?What did you see?I can say what I did, saw and heard yesterdayUp next
43Dvadeset i četrnaest20:14I can tell a short story in the past with times, and ask what someone didUp next
44Baka je sve vidjelaGrandma saw everythingI can say what other people did, and say that something is not trueUp next
45Fotografije s festivalaFestival photosI can describe photos of an event and write a postcard about itUp nextStaying
Decide whether to stay in the town.
46Posao u glavnom graduA job in the capitalI can talk about my plans and book a room on the phoneUp next
47Razgovor za posaoThe job interviewI can introduce myself fully and answer questions about my work, my languages and my pastUp next
48Svi su zauzetiEveryone is busyI can invite someone, accept or refuse politely and suggest another dayUp next
49PotkrovljeThe atticI can say whose things are and when they went missingUp next
50OstajemI am stayingI can announce a decision and give reasons, thank people and invite a friend to visitUp nextPeople of number 7
Mira Kovačowns the building and lives on the ground floor
Lana Kovačthe landlady's granddaughter, nine years old
Luka Matićlives upstairs, plays the trumpet
Ivana Horvatruns the café on the ground floor
Dario Novakyour new colleague at work
Mikithe building's cat, belongs to nobody
Maja Kovačthe landlady's daughter, the town doctor









