Annabelle Thelma

The Croatian word for village is selo. The word refers to a rural habitation of size between a hamlet and a town.

The English word ‘pig’ is translated into Croatian as svinja. svinja refers to the mammal of the family Suidae.

The English phrase ‘have a nice day’ is translated into Croatian as lijep dan vam želim.

The English phrase “things” is translated into Croatian as stvari. stvari refers to physical objects that a person owns or uses.

The English phrase “nice to meet you” is translated into Croatian as drago mi je.

In Croatian, the word for ‘balls’ (referring to testicles) is muda. The term is used as slang for testicles.

The English phrase “merry christmas eve” is translated into Croatian as Sretan Badnjak. Sretan Badnjak! is an informal way to say “Happy Christmas Eve”.

račun, molim is the Croatian way to say “the bill, please”.

The Croatian word for “angel” is anđeo. anđeo is a masculine noun used to refer to a messenger from a deity.

The English phrase ‘goal’ translates to Croatian as gol.